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Sound a bit like being in the military. Not the Air Force...the military. :p

Sounds nice! I'm on my way with a rainbow for ya.

Absolutely!

I've got big time respect for truckers. That job can pay well, but it takes some hard bark to do it. Like you said, Winter driving over the passes in the West is nuts. Chaining up, then removing them in that miserable weather...no danka.

You wouldn't like it here. There are lions and bears! No tigers though.

In Lemhi County, ID.

I'm so happy I moved here two years ago. The difference is all around me. Something as simple as listening to our one radio station (AM) in my truck today is a huge indicator. They play the National Anthem at noon each day. Most music is from the 40's to the 80's and largely country, but some...

Love it! No funny car racing anywhere near me, so I've been looking for a bit of nitro-methane with an atomizer. I was going to write "drag racing." but verbiage can be so easily misconstrued these days. :whistle:

Grrrrr!

That's nice, but where's the freaking hummingbird?

Just ask the neighbor upwind to toss your seed on his property...There's your new lawn!

Every time my wife goes shopping, she brings Roxy some kind of treat or toy, and Roxy expects it now. Funny watching her sniff the plastic bags while my wife carries them in.

My dad owned a landscaping business before he became a deputy in '67. He'd always use a heavy roller to pack the seed into the soil, then spread the moss. Turned out a perfect lawn every time.

I have always spread peat moss over the seed. It keeps the moisture in longer and protects the seed from birds, wind, etc. Turns out great! And yes, for sure keep it damp.

Buy a pressure washer, leave it in the open, stand watch and go chootin when the time is right. Never mind, I guess we can't do that, can we?

I'll look that one up. Bizarre is right!

Sure you did. Bermuda or Acapulco?

On our way to Iran from Pearl Harbor during the hostage crisis, our ship and others in the fleet practiced some Naval gunfire, the target being the island of Kahoolawe in the Hawaiian Islands. EOD had a full time job there. Kahoolawe was used for target practice from 1941 to 1990, when we gave...

My Sister-in-law had a three-legged cat she called "Tripod." I'd call this one "List."

Roxy just brought home a dead, full-sized Yellow Bellied Marmot. And boy, did it stink! Took it away from her, and she was licking her chops like she'd just had a nice juicy steak. :sick: