Dance recital
What did you do today....other than work on your car!?
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Which one is you Scott? (Lol).
There wasn’t any one there to record my dance
Must be a Pontiac ....455
Hopefully that does the trick for you - is that for both properties - home and lakeside holiday home?
My princess is front and center, she still lets grandpa to pick her up and give her big hugs. I am a very lucky man
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Gonna rain for the next six days, so..... yardwork.
Sorry for your loss.
How did the MRI go?
Our usual morning "walk the dogs" has the Signs of Spring in the Air. Yesterday was the Annual Fishing Derby, and Opening Day for the Little Leagues, at our Town Park. Great Day for Both ! The fish were biting, and the Bats were Clanging ! Saw a Nice Inside the Fence Home Run, as we rounded the finish to our walk !!!
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They haven't sent results yet. Not a bad experience at all, considering.
First ever. colonoscopy the week before, results turned out great.
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After church, went to visit my mom (an hour away) for Mother's Day.
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Not sure what I just had removed by a mod... lol
It's cleaned up now...not me but was worth doing.
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Found this section of closet maid shelving on the side of the road.
It was long enough to cut off the bent end and replace the section above our washer and dryer that, for some reason, the builder decided to leave about 20" short.
Now we have a place to store paper towel "6 packs" and a few other things.
Also found this at thrift.
Actually longer and in better shape than the mate I already had.
Used them to clamp the shelf to the top of the fan, so I could cut it to length.
It was long enough to cut off the bent end and replace the section above our washer and dryer that, for some reason, the builder decided to leave about 20" short.
Now we have a place to store paper towel "6 packs" and a few other things.
Also found this at thrift.
Actually longer and in better shape than the mate I already had.
Used them to clamp the shelf to the top of the fan, so I could cut it to length.
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YY1
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Then-
Second time installing concealed hinges.
Kreg jig works, but is a bit squirrely, and laborious after a few.
We got 34 to do.
So I mounted the table I made last time to the "small" drill press and put on a new stop/fence.
Now all I gotta do is measure the distance from the top/bottom and then apply moderate pressure.
MUCH less fatiguing.
Did the single door last weekend.
Made sure it was OK centered and verified the hinge offset.
Yesterday, did the doubles.
learned how to adjust the hinges to make the center gap right and get them square with each other.
Next weekend, the doubles over the stove.
Trying to only introduce one new concept per work session.
The "face" in that area doesn't extend into the cabinet, so the "standard" hinges don't work.
Had to get special "no face" hinges.
Over the fridge, one has it and one doesn't.
That'll be fun.
Second time installing concealed hinges.
Kreg jig works, but is a bit squirrely, and laborious after a few.
We got 34 to do.
So I mounted the table I made last time to the "small" drill press and put on a new stop/fence.
Now all I gotta do is measure the distance from the top/bottom and then apply moderate pressure.
MUCH less fatiguing.
Did the single door last weekend.
Made sure it was OK centered and verified the hinge offset.
Yesterday, did the doubles.
learned how to adjust the hinges to make the center gap right and get them square with each other.
Next weekend, the doubles over the stove.
Trying to only introduce one new concept per work session.
The "face" in that area doesn't extend into the cabinet, so the "standard" hinges don't work.
Had to get special "no face" hinges.
Over the fridge, one has it and one doesn't.
That'll be fun.
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Temporarily fixed the heating element in my old
ķenmore dryer. Thanks youtube.! I have a new element on order. And if you leave your dryer running for several hours with a burned-out element it will dry. And yes, this element is toast!
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I only get in that thing under orders! it's pretty damn uncomfortable for me, if you look at the bright side of getting old it only needs a gallon of water to fill when she's in there! lmao
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Also discovered, after all this time...that the "exhaust vent" for the range hood.....
.....is a fake!
Nothing in that 12" cube but the power wires for the fan/light.
Top is solid with only a 1/2" hole WTF???
Why ruin the cabinet functionality by putting that in there?
We're going to get a "low profile" microwave for that spot.
...and knock that sham "vent" block off out to gain storage.
.....is a fake!
Nothing in that 12" cube but the power wires for the fan/light.
Top is solid with only a 1/2" hole WTF???
Why ruin the cabinet functionality by putting that in there?
We're going to get a "low profile" microwave for that spot.
...and knock that sham "vent" block off out to gain storage.
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Had the skin doctor remove the "lump" that was on the top of my thumb, on my right hand, this morning, over at the Mather VA Hospital.
Stitches come out in two weeks.
Bandaged up like this only for a day or two.
No heavy duty work for about two weeks.
Lower control arm rebuilding will just be waiting.
Edit.
Coming along nicely.
What i look like now, with a regular type bandage over the wound.
Edit #2
What the wound looks like, under the bandage.
Stitches come out in two weeks.
Bandaged up like this only for a day or two.
No heavy duty work for about two weeks.
Lower control arm rebuilding will just be waiting.
Edit.
Coming along nicely.
What i look like now, with a regular type bandage over the wound.
Edit #2
What the wound looks like, under the bandage.
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