Evening Folks! Good lord... just what does Gelser think she is?

 

Good evening Oregon, finished the day shift run finally. Our computer died yesterday and had to purchase a new one today, it's going to be fun getting used to this one, time will tell

 

Evening Allen and John!

 

Hello Don.

 

She thinks she is important. She thinks she is smart, because the Government school systems have been make the material so easy and the tests so stupid, that any one who reads can get great grades. And even the kid that comes in last gets a trophy........

She is a typical example of the 1980's - present Government Schools.

(Read in an old history book about how Hitler's Germany took over the schools)

It has happen here.....final step was "Common Core"

 

Truth be told! granted, none of the classes I take use the common core standards, they follow Clackamas Community College Standards!

Speaking of, I started welders blueprint reading today, fun stuff.

 

Howdy Guys........

I was a bad boy last night......Had a DQ Blizzard of the month. Way too much sugar. It was good.......but, this morning blood sugar level was still very high and I was so tired.........I slept all morning...

Ok now, and just getting on FTE.

 

I only like the shakes I make. Those are lightly frozen milk! Half the sugar or less!

 

Join the Navy and become a Master Welder in the Damage Control Rating. Huge dollars in the civilian word.

 

I knew better........I am Diabetic. Blood Sugars get too high and it really is bad news for me.

 

Evening guys. Got some work on the Merc.; ran some brake lines on the rear end. Diane got the headliner stripped for the black SHO. Got a deal on some tires and wheels for the race car today also; road trip to Medford to get 2 sets of wheels and tires and a couple extra tires!!

 

awww well Roy. was it truly worth it though?

 

I might if I do not receive an AROTC scholarship.

 

Evening Ford gang, I am still kicking.

 

Belated good evening Oregon and everyone everywhere else. Long day. Salem this morning. Then had to deal with a puppy dog that has been feeling poorly for a day and a half now. After that went back to the farm, fed horses and took mom and dad to Dallas for Mom's birthday dinner.

Eitrie, the golden lab mix has been whining, crying and in general being a big boob and hopping around on 3 legs. Took Diana nearly 30 minutes this morning to get him out of his bed and out to the backyard for the morning ritual. When he walked he was all hunched up taking really small steps and holding his right front leg up like it was broken.

So off to the vet we went with him this afternoon. Made it to the car on his own, but it seemed to me that we were having one of those "miraculous recovery's". When we got to the vet we were a little slow, but as soon as we walked through the door, all was good and we were ready to go to the farm. Vet could tell he was a little tight and stiff and gave us some pills and told us to keep him in bed for a week. Yeh, right! How do you keep a dog in bed for a week if the dog doesn't want to be in bed to start with? He's bouncing around like a 6 month old pup right now. Going to tie a leash to the dresser so it keeps him in and / or right next to his bed I guess.


Time to go 10-7 to the horizontal position. Back to Salem in the morning, then the Warden to the heart doctor and then we have to stop and see Josephine Mengele and see what is going on there.