For Stock Rigs Only

I told you it just popped up on my feed.
You really need to stop making me get this stuff..

 

Made the move today.
Had to get my endurance up for 5 string matches.
So went down a weight on my league balls. After 5 weeks I decided time to
go back up to the heavy set.
Went and bowled and ended up in the triple digits again.
Felt good.
Hope I can carry this over to Wednesday.


We both could have done better but had a punch fest on our strings but we were happy with our pin picking.

 

Camping in the rain , again , thunderstorms rolled in right after this nice sunny picture

 

What is that on the roof rack?

 

Howdy freinds. Everybody keeping it together? Still brutal here in Indy and my AC is out. Tomorrow, supposedly. Not feelin' it with tradespeople/contractors, currently.

 

So 83° and 71% humidity in Indianapolis right now. That's corn sweats weather.

 

yeah, not as brutal as it was...

Here at the house it's showing 91 outside
84 in side and 74%. Still no fun

from the glass half full perspective...my guitars have never sounded better.

 

I'm glad you convinced me not to come out for sprint car week at the beginning of August
Here it's 87°/43%

 

Awning, 7 gallon pressurized water tank, fly rod holder.

 

Aah, it's a rod holder

 

@bucktales

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Swamp azz...

 

Got my husband in on the electrical. Swapped his first service out today, Id take him over these dipshit 19 year old apprentices any god damned day. He crushed it.

 

Looking for sharks, or somebody to bring boat drinks? "It's five o'clock somewhere," according to Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett, a fan of the Boeing 307 houseboat now owned and displayed by Kermit Weeks).

 

Is that a Montana forever plate? My neighbor and BFF told me I should do that before I relocated Dad's Last Truck to Idaho. I checked on that, but transferred registration to Idaho, my natal state, "born in a barn," as Mom and another expectant mom and family friend told me about watching the sand and sagebrush blowing by between the cracks in the boards of the 1944-built Mountain Home AFB hospital as they waited for their first-born sons to appear seventy years ago. I'm happy to be among the "Famous Potatoes."

 

I am lovin' the company name and the shirt.

 

Thanks

 

Morning Mike

 

Old friends plate , he used to live there, put it on once in awhile