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Every school morning, we wake up to the sound of a bass speaker in a car. Some kid picking up another one for school.

I think every trade is dealing with junk.

What year is that?

Stupid roundabouts, whoever thought those were a good idea should be shot.

Teaching myself wood carving

Tack strip was designed to be used with the base on the floor. It is underbeveled to help lock in the carpet. It also makes it easier to trim and get it the right length.

I played a fairly decent lead guitar. Can't even fit my fingers on the finger board now.

I wish I could still play. Arthritis got me.

With 12 grandkids and 3 great grandkids, everything gets expensive.

Cedar chest?

My 27 year old autistic son got up to 409 two years ago. He decided to lose weight. He is at 242. He is shooting for 225. I wish I had his willpower. Have not found anything he can't do. He taught himself to read, write and speak Japanese. And then he taught himself computer coding.

Mowed mine for the 2nd time. It was cold out there, temp in the 40s and 30-40 mph winds.

I had ordered a package through Amazon. It bounced back and forth between USPS facilities in KCMO and KCKN for 5 days before it was sent here. There is a truck every night from KCMO to here. Had UPS deliver a package to the wrong house number on the wrong street. I had a business here for many...

That car dealer reminds me of "Angi's List". They sent me an e mail one time offering to add a bunch of good reviews if I would give them $100. Told them where to stick it,

Doctor upped my pain meds and I actually slept.

I could have mower earlier but thought it was too wet.

Mowed today for the first time this year. Ugh!

Worked for an older woman one time who heard us talking about guitars. The kid working with me played in jazz clubs on the weekend. She showed us her late husband's old guitar. It was an original Les Paul from the early fifties. We both tried to buy it, but she would not sell.

First time I ever remember you mentioning a sister.

Too much arthritis in my fingers to play now.