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I'm traveling with a young 25 year old guy trying to learn how to do what I do. He's with me until Friday. He told me last night that he is completely ready and he's got this! I must be an amazing teacher, because I'm still learning after 30 years in this business, He is ready after traveling with me for 3 days! w00t!!!
Thanks for checking in Doug! Glad the camping was fun!
Mitch, that's all I've been doing too! All work and no play is catching up to me!
Good morning guys. Andre, they are all like that now at that age. One reason I quit teaching is that they believe they have it all and you can't teach them anything. Time will tell. Actually it will yell loudly!!
I slept more last night than I have in months without the muscle relaxers for my back. Had a doc appointment yesterday and had to have 500ml of blood let out. I felt like a 6.4L that was growing oil After dinner, Trent was driving home and I fell asleep. Don't remember much about getting home or anything else until 0615 this morning. I feel great now I guess I was just that tired!
Doug, working on campers is a never ending thing it seems. However, for the most part, I do like it. I've discovered that instead of a boat being a money hole in the water, a camper is the same on land. The better part is that a boat can leave you in stranded God knows where, whereas a camper will be on the side of the road mostly
More rain here today. Not really what I wanted as I need to wax the nose of the camper before the SC bugs splatter it next week. I've had my feel of the rain for a while, but I know we'll be begging for it in late July and August.
Have a good day friends. Jeriann, Trent and I are all off together today. That hasn't happened in a while.
I think you were right the first time. The front bumper looks like the B version. I had a '67 MGB GT. But it's been a good while since I had it, so I could be wrong.
I've actually had it for longer than my truck. I bought it used in 2011. I lived in it for 16 months, but when I bought my house back in late 2012, my dad pulled it to the ranch in OK for me and it has been kept there since, for use as guest accommodations. We have finally decided that we want it home now so that we can clean it up, fix it up, and begin using it. I posted a pic of it in a thread a while back. https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post14315710
Mike, notice that the bottles are about wiped out in that picture. To answer your question though, the bulk of the remnants of that is in my freezer at home.
Monty, glad you got some sleep! I need to learn your trick.
Eric, good you are able to help. Cool cars!
Andre, we run into that same mentality out here in the refinery. The most humorous is actually when a freshly graduated chemical engineer wants to show us "dumb operators" how smart he is, and gets proven wrong. We usually spend about 6 months on each new engineer fixing their high dollar education. (This is not a slam against my engineer friends by any means!)
I think you were right the first time. The front bumper looks like the B version. I had a '67 MGB GT. But it's been a good while since I had it, so I could be wrong.
Yeah but it is either a shadow or something... the MGC bump in the hood...
Evening guys. Just catching up a bit. Posted Montana's "final" offer in the towing thread. Doug, I'll bet I don't sleep tonight as my blood pressure is through the roof.
Did a little work on the camper today and loaded a few things for the trip. However I did find out that my bottom two wet bolts on the off door side are frozen and will not allow them to be greased.
Getting stuff ready for work now. Two more shifts and then vacation
05-25-2017, 05:26 AM
I guess I was just that tired!
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