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The CZickness XIII: Lucky 13, we could all use some.
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I will see your raise and........well, when the 
is done...
is done...
Morning peoples.
No mushrooms down here ..,.. too early.
But, I have the cistern system up and running, which means that I have a fush toilet !
Good morning America. Good morning CZickos.
Flush toilet - yea - high on the list of requirements.
Finally a nice day for the grandson's baseball practice! Office work, appointments and meeting up with WT means tomorrow MUST be a range day!
Sunshine & range day = GOOD !
Hoping you enjoy watching your Grandson and hope you enjoy the gun you're picking up. Looking forward to meeting up with you later
Running down my list of to-do's today.
Went to a Hospice and bid farewell to an old friend.
Now I am tilling in the garden.
Now I am tilling in the garden.
My condolences
He did. He is still among the breathing but it is his time. Today was friends day. His remaining time will be spent with family. I was blessed to be on the friends list.
Spread a lot of material on the garden. Peat/humus manure mix. Plus sand in the onion beds. Ist deep pass with the tiller is done blending everything. Man that beat me up....
I got the garden all tilled up also. Made a total of 3 passes to get everything incorporated into the soil...A 5 foot tiller on the back of the Kubota is a wonderful thing...
BTW, does anyone have a A.R.M.S. 40 rear sight they would want to part with?
BTW, does anyone have a A.R.M.S. 40 rear sight they would want to part with?
I got the garden all tilled up also. Made a total of 3 passes to get everything incorporated into the soil...A 5 foot tiller on the back of the Kubota is a wonderful thing...
I have one more pass to make over the entire area when I get some more sand and humus. It is all fluffed up now so it will not be like riding a bucking bronco.
Not a really productive day for me. Did the usual Saturday stuff, then ran a load of stuff out to the storage unit and another one to Goodwill. Finished the day with a couple of movies with the wife and a glass of 4 Roses Single Barrel. Good stuff. Tomorrow is brake day for the wife's car. It's only the fronts, so it should go pretty quickly with no parking brakes to deal with. New rotors, pads and hardware are on hand and I'm expecting it to be pretty typical for a brake job.
I picked my old G23 up off of WTB this morning. I put 100 rounds through it and then brought it home for a deep cleaning. It's back in the safe again and will have a new trigger on order by the end of the week. I also put a set of yellow Trijicon HDs on my DW A2 Commander tonight too. That yellow front sight really pops for me. Can't wait to get it to the range and check the alignment. Been shooing poly .45s too much lately and need a little 1911 time.
I picked my old G23 up off of WTB this morning. I put 100 rounds through it and then brought it home for a deep cleaning. It's back in the safe again and will have a new trigger on order by the end of the week. I also put a set of yellow Trijicon HDs on my DW A2 Commander tonight too. That yellow front sight really pops for me. Can't wait to get it to the range and check the alignment. Been shooing poly .45s too much lately and need a little 1911 time.
Thanks to letting Tim's G23 go back home and mcapo picking up my other G23, I can afford tires for the wife's car. Yay. 
About 30 minutes ago, a large branch came down on the roof of the cabin. I awoke from a deep sleep, and instinctively grabbed my G23 from the side table. With it's old M6 on the rail, it gave me relief ..... but I don't think that the branch was worried !
You're quite welcome. It was good meeting up with you and chatting yesterday
About 30 minutes ago, a large branch came down on the roof of the cabin. I awoke from a deep sleep, and instinctively grabbed my G23 from the side table. With it's old M6 on the rail, it gave me relief ..... but I don't think that the branch was worried !
It's usually my cats that get me woke up like that. Wake up, grab my gun and open the bedroom door to find both cats chasing each other around
Guess it helps me prepare for the real thing...
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