I finally finished moving.
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From: Drummonds, TN USA
I finally finished moving.
Ten minutes ago, I emptied the last carload from the old place, went back outside and checked, and then popped the cork on a bottle of white Champagne...
The cork went up higher than the house, and came back down right next to me.
If I were to take that as an omen, I would guess I am exactly where I need to be....
CHEERS!!!
The cork went up higher than the house, and came back down right next to me.
If I were to take that as an omen, I would guess I am exactly where I need to be....
CHEERS!!!
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From: Drummonds, TN USA
I finally finished moving.
Well, I made a start on getting the garage up to speed. Ripped out a fallen-down work bench so I could rebuild it right.
And I got a heap of old junk out of the place, including a shopping cart that was in the back of it.
I'm tempted to remove the basket on it and make a mechanics seat out of it. The rack on the bottom would be great for tools and parts.
But I can still read the name of the store on it, so I think I'll call them up and tell them to come get it. Stores pay a lot of money for those things, and stealing is just plain wrong, man.
I'll take a look at it tomorrow, but I don't think it's messed up so they probably need it back.
I also pulled the old engine out of the bed of the truck, and put it in the back of the shop. I took a trip to the local parts house and got some new toys also - a tubing bender, a power steering pump pully extractor, and a leveler for my cherry-picker.
Now I won't have to muscle the new motor, even with the headers on it!
LIFE IS GOOD
And I got a heap of old junk out of the place, including a shopping cart that was in the back of it.
I'm tempted to remove the basket on it and make a mechanics seat out of it. The rack on the bottom would be great for tools and parts.
But I can still read the name of the store on it, so I think I'll call them up and tell them to come get it. Stores pay a lot of money for those things, and stealing is just plain wrong, man.
I'll take a look at it tomorrow, but I don't think it's messed up so they probably need it back.
I also pulled the old engine out of the bed of the truck, and put it in the back of the shop. I took a trip to the local parts house and got some new toys also - a tubing bender, a power steering pump pully extractor, and a leveler for my cherry-picker.
Now I won't have to muscle the new motor, even with the headers on it!
LIFE IS GOOD
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