60+ year old thread.

Post retirement mental simulation? Doing anything to keep your mental faculties up to speed? No more Continuous Improvement, process changes etc. after March 31.
Duane

 

Evening all:
Duane ? Sounds like you're ready to go on pension! You will never look back, at least I didn't.
Hang in there!

 

Carl!!

 

I wanna be like Carl, some day.

 

Sue!!

I'm not the only one on here, you'll get there Rob!

 

Sorry spelling error by me. I simulate some mental things now, I hope to stimulate my brain after I retire so I don't go crazy. I'm ready. Most of the bikers I deal with over the phones are good folks.
Duane

 

Carl!, Sue!, Rob and Duane. Morning all . Retirement is great Duane. 2 years out and don't miss the rat race at all. Everything I do now is on my schedule(which is the missus's ) and life is good. Sue and Rob, like Carl said, "You'll get there". Have a good day all.

 

Good morning y'all. Yes, I'm fixin to retire. Texas talk there. We tease one lady who backpacks with us a little who was from Texas and they have some "isms". My dad was born in Texas, but did not live there long enough to pick up anything more then speaking border Spanish.
Duane

 

Evening all:
Where's Fred!!! Those darn coyotes were just off my back yard at around 11:00 last night.
First time I shined the light I saw 2 sets of eyes just slightly in the woods, second time I shined the spotlight I saw one run just inside the edge in the yard, 3rd time didn't see anything, but they started howling and barking back in the woods, then I knew for sure they were coyotes!
Looks like time to get a shooting light for night!

 

sorry Carl.... they're just trying to stay alive

 

Evening Sue!
I know, just like those cute little squirrels at your place!

 

I've never done anything to them.... Annie takes care of them for me

 

Remmy will take care of the coyotes, like in Remington!

 

Tonight's clean Up.
Not bad for one handed.


Full Screen Is Cool

 

Mike you need a snowblower selfie stick.

sixtys. I had an interesting week. My dad took a tumble coming out of a quickie mart (Wawa for your east coasters) and ended up in the hospital. My mom was apoplectic until we finally got her to the hospital to see him. They glued the cut over his eye, and he had a bit of rash on elbows and knees. He also somehow managed to crack a vertebra! One of the "wings" on the edge, so no worries, just some pain. The most fun was figuring out the logistics of how to get his car back home. My wife is still not able to drive, I had the truck which only carries two adults (at least only two 85+ year olds), and so there were lots of interesting variables. Our neighbors came to the rescue thankfully. Dad was back home in time for dinner, also thankfully.

 

Happy to hear dad is ok. Sorry he got hurt, but sounds like he did the least amount of damage for a tumble.

for a snowblower. would have taken a lot longer than that to shovel

 

Morning all.

Really glad to hear your Dad made out okay and didn't have any major problems Dave. Hats off to the neighbors for coming to the rescue and helping out.

Morning Susan. for a snow blower with an enclosure to keep the snow off you. They do make life easier that's for sure. beats plowing

 

And here I thought we might be done with the white stuff. No such luck. Expecting more snow early this week, but thankfully only an inch, maybe two.
At least I won't spend a week stuck out here in the woods before I can manage to clear the road enough to get out! Hopefully...

 

Morning 60's
Hope your dad heals fast Dave.
You never know when this stuff will happen.
Only day off today. Still fighting the aftermath of this cold. Body acting real wierd.

A snowblower smiley would be pretty cool.
Everyone out and about. Be safe. Not quite cabin fever yet.

 

Also check out snowblowerforum.com for lots of posts from guys who admit their addiction. And plenty of good information and advice besides!