60+ year old thread.

Beautiful work. Do parishioners accent the crosses with the chain?

In our house we root for the Lions and the Skins.

Good morning. Off to pick up voting precinct materials this morn then on to the gym. Setting up the precinct tonight a 5.

 

Good morning, a big week ahead for us in the U.S.!
Had a great weekend at the farm. Still cutting up trees after the hurricanes. We do not lack firewood.
Hard to come home after a quiet weekend of no traffic, nothing but the sounds of nature.
Hope all have a great week!

 

Misted all night! Decent snow in the mountains. Finally getting some moisture!

Kettlebell day! Then shower, shave, etc. Probably a grocery shopping day once the little lady gets her list done. Then with it wet outside, another man cave day. OK by me since I have lots of things to do there!

Have a great day and make the most of it!

 

Good Morning everyone

 

Morning kids woke up with a sore back not bad for 67

 

I include a waxed cotton cord with them. But if someone wants to it's easy to change it and put a chain on it.

 

I have ten exercises. I do five Monday,and five Tuesday. Rest Wednesday. The five and five on Thursday and Friday. Weekend rest. I am glad I looked into this kettelball business. Three weeks and I can feel a change in stability and flexibility. My strength has been good, I do a lot outside nine months out of the year (little during the winter) but I didn't recognize my diminishing stability and flexibility.

 

Good Morning Porch Pals & Sue! It's supposed to be raining a little right this minute, but, of course, it is not. Maybe I will go to the store this morning while it's not raining. Try to do some outside stuff this afternoon, when it's not supposed to rain on me, but probably will!

 

Everything seems much less drama back in the day.

 

Glad to hear it’s helping you out! I found not only did my strength improve, but balance, stability, and flexibility improved. Just make certain to use the correct form (stomach muscles engaged, butt engaged, good form). Enjoy!
Oh and after a couple of months, I had gained 5 lbs (none of it fat!). My arms were bigger. My grip was much improved.

 

Afternoon all:
Finally saw a 2nd deer today while on stand, a spike buck at about 30 yds, can't choot them though!

 

These pics are from a couple weeks back while up at the farm. Pic taken from inside the house. Would these be considered a year old or so? I'm not an expert on deer.
Looks like a brother and sister. I remember seeing what I believe was them with momma when they were tiny and spotted.

 

Yes, probably a year old, that's roughly the same size antlers that were on the one that I saw today, ones born this spring usually just have little bumps on their heads and are called "button bucks", some may have really small spikes. Any buck with antlers under 3" in Pa. are legal to shoot as doe and must be reported as such, which to me is stupid, it's a buck, but I don't make the rules!

 

Thank you! That makes sense. The pic of the fawn was taken in late July of last year, according to my phone. Could be one of those two in the pic.

 

Well, time for another utility hole in the yard. Actually, it's just next door. I got the crap dirt, and they got the lump of weed grass back on top. Little bitty orange thing is new Fiber Optic. Maybe we'll get it, maybe not. 50% off install if we choose to early. Company features big print, few details! Leaving it to the wife. Our Spectrum internet seldom deliversthe rates we pay for. (This is a new install crew - the original got run out of town for constantly breaking gas, water, phone, cable, and sewage lines!)

 

Evening all:

Just found out that the guy I used to fish the shad contest with passed away on Oct 31, another one gone!
RIP Tom!

 

can't like those posts, Carl. Happens more and more to us geezers it seems. Maybe you should go fishing, so a good buck will show up!

 

Strange that you said that Kurt, I have been giving up a lot of prime fall walleye fishing trying to get a buck during archery season.

 

So sorry Carl. RIP Tom.

 

Sorry to hear this Carl