I had just got done replacing the paddles and scraper on the snow thrower. I went around the corner to the garbage can and crashed and burned.Hope you didn't spill your Whiskey !
Well I actually don’t have any good formal attire, haven’t had a suit since I was a child. I did a compromise since even if I wasn’t unemployed I wouldn’t spend the money I imagine a suit costs. I got new black pants since everything I already had is too big from recent weight loss with a new black sweater. I was still more formal there than most and the lady whose mother died did say I clean up really well. She’s used to seeing me in sweats and flip flops in the driveway as I work on cars.
Yep Catholic, so I learned a little about how they do things today. For some prayers they put their hands up and I started to but then thought of the movie trope where the person is pushed out on stage during a dance routine and they try to do it, but are always a step behind. So I decided no need to fake it, just stand and be respectful.
Hope you didn't spill your Whiskey !
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Having the top button of my shirt buttoned up is worse than wearing a tie and wearing a jacket over the buttoned up shirt only makes it worse feeling. Wintertime makes things better but the tie comes off and the shirt top button is unbuttoned pretty quickly after the graveside service is done and everyone is walking away. It's not so much about the summertime heat but it is a factor.
I had a GpZ750 for 35 years and my instruction to my wife was stay in line with the bike at all times. That keeps her weight neutral. If I lean into a corner, I don't need a second body leaning. It takes time and trust for a passenger to let the rider control the bike.
Love burning oak. It is a bit hard on chains though. Ww never split any of it. As long as the pieces were small enough to go in the furnace door.
This was about 24 inches wide at the base. Some of those pieces were so tough to split so I had to cut with the grain into the log with my chainsaw to get the splitter to go through. Lots of strands kept it together even after being split…I have a shed full of Cherry, White oak, Maple and Ash from jobs I am currently burning now.
Ash and hard maple burn like oak. Cherry is damn hard as well. I don't think it would be fun to split though.
Looks like your going to be spending alot of time in the cab of that Kubota. Hope its got good heat and a radio.
Look at that shiny hood!!
