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That's not a midlife crisis - it's a midlife process. A midlife crisis is when you can't buy one.

My buddy Sig has my back.

Oh yeah.

That's awesome. We're in the process of gifting a car to a great nephew. Obviously we wouldn't give a car to a mediocre nephew...

It's a Sea Monstah! What a cutie. She has your smile!

I gotta call BS on this one. How did that tree rot out the entire 8'-10' center right down to the perfectly flat base left on the stump? And why is the bottom edge of the tree perfectly flat along the stump?

Missile silo - yes. Sprague, WA - hard no! That is definitely a labor of love. What is the resale value of that? Not much I would think.

Well, there goes my glow in the dark back scratcher with my state motto on it. If you earn points, set them free. If they don't return, they were never yours.

You're looking at it wrong. It was $28,700 for a level of protection that was likely much higher than $170k. You did well by starting at age 25, but if one starts such a policy in their 40s, the premium is much higher. If your immediate family has health issues, like heart disease in my family...

I do have a policy that my parents bought for $1,000 when I was an infant. It has a cash value and a $27k death benefit, or as I like to call it, party money for my friends and family. Make sure you spend it all! I'll be watching...

My 20-year, $250,000 level-term life insurance policy for $369/year matured in January of this year. The theory was that by avoiding the high cost of whole life insurance, I would have that money in the bank at the end of the 20 years and no longer need the insurance. It worked and I let it go...

Depoe Bay, OR

Happy Birthday Sir!

My mail lady just delivered 2 control valve to steering cylinder hoses ($42) to replace one that has rotted out on the '65, but I'm headed to the Oregon Coast for the wife's birthday today. I'll get to it on Monday. Or Tuesday. Maybe Wednesday. Life is good!

Keep 'er between the buoys. That's all I got.

Thanks for the post - that's a really nice ride! She looks ready to play. So are the bumps and dings called Stevie Nicks? (Sorry, couldn't resist.)

Random acts of kindness. They still exist. Congrats 'Kid!

Good to hear you're feeling better. I know back pain is particularly difficult to deal with. At least your prognosis is a step above my doctor's mantra: "You're going to have to live with that." I don't even bother complaining anymore - I already know the answer!

Happy Birthday Sir!