Spare mailbox?Fence posts. It's really the only thing I can think of.
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Spare mailbox?Fence posts. It's really the only thing I can think of.
LOL. No, taking my chances. No fun if I don't have to do battle with fozen ground during an ice storm.Spare mailbox?
Me too! He's been smiling at me all day! He knows I've been nice.I love that! I love this pope.
I'm not catholic, but I think I'd bust out bawling if I met this guy.Me too! He's been smiling at me all day! He knows I've been nice.
Notice the time on my computer - someone's day did NOT end at 2pm as it should have, but I'm cool with that. I'll just take Monday off. All day.
Oh dear - I wonder if you should take it in for a "tune-up"?I didn't have anything in mind to ask for. But my car has been handling funny the last few days, started very suddenly. So I want it to not be something serious that costs a lot to fix.
I don't know what the knacker yard is - I thought being knackered meant you were tired, or 'spent'?knacker yard..I haven't heard that since I read the James Herriott books,the DVM from Yorkshire,wonderful books..
Woo Hoo - lucky you! (I would love a Wrangler)...I'm getting a new Wrangler...a 2002, Tracy and I have been heart-sick since I sold my other one....but Santa old buddy-it needs a new one of these...
It does..it also meant the guy who drove around picking up dead and dying cows from farms,in Yorkshire in Northern England in the early/mid part of the century according to the books,don't know if the term is specific to all of England..give them a try Neesy,you might enjoy those books!Knacker - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaI don't know what the knacker yard is - I thought being knackered meant you were tired, or 'spent'?
I read James Harriot when I was in school (All Creatures Great and Small?) but did not remember a "knacker yard" - thanks for the link!It does..it also meant the guy who drove around picking up dead and dying cows from farms,in Yorkshire in Northern England in the early/mid part of the century according to the books,don't know if the term is specific to all of England..give them a try Neesy,you might enjoy those books!Knacker - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
...sorta like this....I'll post "real" pics when I pick it up....Woo Hoo - lucky you! (I would love a Wrangler)
This vehicle suits you!...sorta like this....I'll post "real" pics when I pick it up....
I think we have it narrowed down to a tie rod or cv joint. But Scott has been too busy to check it out properly yet. I am not driving it right now. Will have to wait until after Christmas, most likely! If it turns out to be something Scott can't handle himself, we will take it to a good friend who has an auto shop business in his off hours. So, inconvenient and frustrating but that's how it goes, right?Oh dear - I wonder if you should take it in for a "tune-up"?
...well, at least one of my guesses was right-unfortunately...when he takes it to your buddy sweetie, it might be cheaper in the long run to replace both sides, due to the fact that when you have a new one put in on one side only, it can add stress to the opposite/unreplaced side and make it fail quicker....been there, done that....I think we have it narrowed down to a tie rod or cv joint. But Scott has been too busy to check it out properly yet. I am not driving it right now. Will have to wait until after Christmas, most likely! If it turns out to be something Scott can't handle himself, we will take it to a good friend who has an auto shop business in his off hours. So, inconvenient and frustrating but that's how it goes, right?
I have read everything written by James Harriot....loved him dearly. One thing I do not want for xmas is a co-ordanated tree. I hate the ones where everything match....looks too Martha Stewart. Mine is going up tonight and it will have muli-coloured lights and different colored bulbs and stuff. Suits me just fine.I read James Harriot when I was in school (All Creatures Great and Small?) but did not remember a "knacker yard" - thanks for the link!
Andy and I rented the DVDs of the British series as well, from our local library (I think they cost $1 apiece to rent) and enjoyed the series very much.
They are the best- enjoy the tree!I have read everything written by James Harriot....loved him dearly. One thing I do not want for xmas is a co-ordanated tree. I hate the ones where everything match....looks too Martha Stewart. Mine is going up tonight and it will have muli-coloured lights and different colored bulbs and stuff. Suits me just fine.