What Did You Do To Your HHR Today?
12-26-2015, 10:18 AM
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Today's did is yet to be done! But, Sweetie asked to go for a ride to the Niagara River Parkway, and get a cup of coffee!!
Progress!! She hasn't had a cuppa Joe since she was diagnosed back in September!!
Progress!! She hasn't had a cuppa Joe since she was diagnosed back in September!!
12-26-2015, 10:28 AM
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Sounds good Oldblue.
My did was watching the odo turn to 128,128.xx in the wee hours of this saturday.
And letting the panel stay covered up and dry. thundershowers rolled thru after 6 am Stlouie time.
My did was watching the odo turn to 128,128.xx in the wee hours of this saturday.
And letting the panel stay covered up and dry. thundershowers rolled thru after 6 am Stlouie time.
12-28-2015, 07:56 AM
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So good to hear that Helen is feeling chipper enough to get "cabin fever" Oldblue, that's a very good sign!
Mine are all staying parked again today, the big project for the day is helping Dusty build his very first electronics project.
Santa brought him a simple AM radio kit, and he's fascinated with electronics, especially when he's helping me restore old radios.
He's also very good at taking cover when an 80 year old power transformer in an Atwater Kent TRF radio goes Boom!
Michelle just loved that special smell you only get when old wiring burns, but the smoke detectors work.
Mine are all staying parked again today, the big project for the day is helping Dusty build his very first electronics project.
Santa brought him a simple AM radio kit, and he's fascinated with electronics, especially when he's helping me restore old radios.
He's also very good at taking cover when an 80 year old power transformer in an Atwater Kent TRF radio goes Boom!
Michelle just loved that special smell you only get when old wiring burns, but the smoke detectors work.
12-29-2015, 02:22 AM
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Two words will keep 'em parked everytime, Tornado Warning!
Thankfully it tracked south of Charlotte, no injuries, just property damage and two very flattened barns.
We've been lucky, but our hearts go out to the folks in Texas and other areas that have been devastated since the 23rd.
Thankfully it tracked south of Charlotte, no injuries, just property damage and two very flattened barns.
We've been lucky, but our hearts go out to the folks in Texas and other areas that have been devastated since the 23rd.
12-29-2015, 06:53 AM
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Glad to hear no injuries to any one.
It never got that wild here with that weather system but
we did have thunder and way tooo much rain.
My usual with my red wagon this morning and the odo pushed
past 129,xxx.xx
It never got that wild here with that weather system but
we did have thunder and way tooo much rain.
My usual with my red wagon this morning and the odo pushed
past 129,xxx.xx
12-29-2015, 10:33 AM
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We got the brunt of the Texas storm up here last night!! Ice , freezing rain , a few trees down but sure enough it hits when we have to take Sweetie up to Hamilton for blood work!
It 37 degrees out now and rising so very foggy drive!
It 37 degrees out now and rising so very foggy drive!
12-29-2015, 11:57 PM
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8's and 4's and a Milestone Mileage
Well we got a 1 day break in the wild weather here, and errands needed running before we scoot out of town on Thursday to attend the funeral for Michelle's Grandmother.
Paddy turned over 85,000 miles on the way back from the Flight Office, so I had to grab a shot of that, then I forgot about an interesting combination of 8's and 4's that rang up on the odometer before Christmas.
Drive carefully Oldblue, you've got a VIP riding shotgun.
Hugs and kisses for Helen, and the usual hearty handshake for you my friend.
Paddy turned over 85,000 miles on the way back from the Flight Office, so I had to grab a shot of that, then I forgot about an interesting combination of 8's and 4's that rang up on the odometer before Christmas.
Drive carefully Oldblue, you've got a VIP riding shotgun.
Hugs and kisses for Helen, and the usual hearty handshake for you my friend.
12-30-2015, 08:11 AM
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Well it was 2 hour drive on the slip and slide up to Hamilton, 7 hours in the hospital, Sweetie received 2 units of blood, she's reved up and perky once again!
1 hour drive home in 39 degree dry road weather!!
We stopped for a coffee on the way home, cranked a few tunes, see the Crank It page!!!
1 hour drive home in 39 degree dry road weather!!
We stopped for a coffee on the way home, cranked a few tunes, see the Crank It page!!!
