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Me and the wife are 100% government babies. She on disability. Me 100% disabled vet, medically retired GS9 (civil service), and SSA disability.
40 years wrenching on airplanes,cars and HD trucks. Also have a MBA.
Now days only what I want and when I want to
Originally Posted by ChiefM
Active Duty Army 30 years and have 9 months till retirement!!!
I appreciate yalls service. I came from a Marine family. I have my Associates of Business, double major, body technician at a collision center and head mechanic. Also run my own business, jacobs automotive and Restorations.
80° in Nov who would have thought it. I got estimates on recovering the front seats and headliner. $550 plus material. Paint and body was 4200. Looks like back to my orginal plan of doing it myself. Even after buying a small might welder. I be money head
**** I grew up in Texas, i think I told you. Hot isnt hot here.
The thing that makes it so bad is the humidity. Last time we're in TX I was bush hog with temp in up 90 lower humidity light breeze felt great. My son comes up and tells I need to take a break
I finished laying the flooring in the baby's room, I took out the closet organizer and painted the walls in the closet. The only thing left to do now is install the quarter round molding on the baseboards. The click and lock flooring is really not that bad to install, it takes me a little longer because I am a better mechanic than I am a carpenter. The main pump for the hot tub has been cutting off and acting crazy so going to try and pull that out today and see about ordering a new one.
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