Long ride, tired old man...

hawkfanjohn · Subject: Re: Long ride, tired old man... Thu Oct 29, 2009 9:47 am

now I's gotsta figure out how ta play with them~ no space here!

donsue7 · Subject: Re: Long ride, tired old man... Thu Oct 29, 2009 9:49 am

Concerning all those trucks hauling stuff......hopefully those are AMERICAN trucking companies and not MEXICAN.

donsue7 · Subject: Re: Long ride, tired old man... Thu Oct 29, 2009 9:52 am

hawkfanjohn wrote:

took pics~ but didn't download yet! rabbit

Good morning JOHN.....nice to see you've increased your train collection......maybe one day you will have a space only dedicated to the trains. Got spare bedroom back in CS?

donsue7 · Subject: Re: Long ride, tired old man... Thu Oct 29, 2009 9:55 am

We dined at Wendy's yesterday close to I-70 and could see bunches of truckers hauling a suprising number of new vehicles plus a lot of steel. Hard to tell what might have been in the closed trailers (except in Sam's Club, Wal-Mart and KROGERS)

hawkfanjohn · Subject: Re: Long ride, tired old man... Thu Oct 29, 2009 9:57 am

donsue7 wrote:

hawkfanjohn wrote:

took pics~ but didn't download yet! rabbit

Good morning JOHN.....nice to see you've increased your train collection......maybe one day you will have a space only dedicated to the trains. Got spare bedroom back in CS?

stuff I got too big ta run inna bedroom ~ smallest corner it'll take is eight ft! Gots 300 ft of track or more~ an' an idea of where outside it'll fit in Colorado!

donsue7 · Subject: Re: Long ride, tired old man... Thu Oct 29, 2009 9:58 am

I don't know if I mentioned , JOHN, that the grain bin they erected down at the neighbors does have 6 or 7 rings.....will try and get a snapshot of it and maybe you can determine if it is a very big one. Looks rather small to my un-trained eye. I figure they were filling it with soy beans 'cause they just got done harvesting his bean fields.

hawkfanjohn · Subject: Re: Long ride, tired old man... Thu Oct 29, 2009 9:59 am

donsue7 wrote:

We dined at Wendy's yesterday close to I-70 and could see bunches of truckers hauling a suprising number of new vehicles plus a lot of steel. Hard to tell what might have been in the closed trailers (except in Sam's Club, Wal-Mart and KROGERS)

Glad ta see ya dine out in them fine dining establishments too! Right up my isle!

silvrrose · Subject: Re: Long ride, tired old man... Thu Oct 29, 2009 9:59 am

Good morning, gang. Moving slow today. Hubby got switched to an overnight shift now and it's exhausting for both of us. He's tired 'cause he's working 12 hour shifts and I'm exhausted because I don't sleep well without him here and I don't get a break from the babe. LOL. Going to take a nap later. Sounds like a plan. Good luck at the doc's Carol and Kelster!

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donsue7 · Subject: Re: Long ride, tired old man... Thu Oct 29, 2009 10:01 am

hawkfanjohn wrote:

donsue7 wrote:

hawkfanjohn wrote:

took pics~ but didn't download yet! rabbit

Good morning JOHN.....nice to see you've increased your train collection......maybe one day you will have a space only dedicated to the trains. Got spare bedroom back in CS?

stuff I got too big ta run inna bedroom ~ smallest corner it'll take is eight ft! Gots 300 ft of track or more~ an' an idea of where outside it'll fit in Colorado!

Possibility of out on the patio? Watch out for the neighborhood KIDS...if there are any!

hawkfanjohn · Subject: Re: Long ride, tired old man... Thu Oct 29, 2009 10:01 am

donsue7 wrote:

I don't know if I mentioned , JOHN, that the grain bin they erected down at the neighbors does have 6 or 7 rings.....will try and get a snapshot of it and maybe you can determine if it is a very big one. Looks rather small to my un-trained eye. I figure they were filling it with soy beans 'cause they just got done harvesting his bean fields.

there are too different ring hieghts more or less standard now~ but at 7 rings thats gotta be a small bin~ most we build anymore run 12 or more!

donsue7 · Subject: Re: Long ride, tired old man... Thu Oct 29, 2009 10:03 am

silvrrose wrote:

Good morning, gang. Moving slow today. Hubby got switched to an overnight shift now and it's exhausting for both of us. He's tired 'cause he's working 12 hour shifts and I'm exhausted because I don't sleep well without him here and I don't get a break from the babe. LOL. Going to take a nap later. Sounds like a plan. Good luck at the doc's Carol and Kelster!

Same from me, too, KEL and CAROL! Hope to hear good news from both of you tomorrow.

hawkfanjohn · Subject: Re: Long ride, tired old man... Thu Oct 29, 2009 10:04 am

no nieghborhood kids ~ thats why I mored into a 55+ community! Us kids will be inna 70's except fer an occassional grandkid or greatgrandkid! Very Happy

hawkfanjohn · Subject: Re: Long ride, tired old man... Thu Oct 29, 2009 10:06 am

kelster runnin' off fer a long weekend taday too!

donsue7 · Subject: Re: Long ride, tired old man... Thu Oct 29, 2009 10:06 am

Good morning ROSE.....good news that hubby still has work in spite of the fact it is night shift. I hated that shift and did it for over 16 years. Always felt like I missed a lot of the kids growing up. Wife did a fantastic job raising our four boys during that time.

ferretzmom · Subject: Re: Long ride, tired old man... Thu Oct 29, 2009 10:07 am

Good morning from Phoenix! Starting out the day in the lower 40's. Dog will have to wait a while to get his walk.

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