So, what’s going on this morning?

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I'll give you the same advice I got in the Army...Never Volunteer!
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keavdog wrote:Just taking care of business. These are my last 4 days before retiring - last day is 7/1 :)
Congratulations! :grin: Stay active! :wink:
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FREEZING. MY. TITS. OFF!!!!
I went to work in 2 degrees and snow.
Its now reached the high for the day of a balmy 8 degrees centigrade.
Blustery gales off the antarctic.
Snowing on and off.
Generally a miserable day.
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Been hot, humid, and muggy here the last few days here in Central New York. Temps in the 90s. More of the same today with scattered t-storms. Won't get cooler til Thursday when temps gets in the mid 70s.
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keavdog wrote:Just taking care of business. These are my last 4 days before retiring - last day is 7/1 :)

Happy retirement, tomorrow! That is awesome! So happy for you.
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Texgunner wrote:Man, aren't you the earlybird Lyle! First in, first out works for me too. :grin: What car are you having serviced Lyle?

I'm having some coffee, sitting at the kitchen table reading the Austin newspaper and checking email. My wife Jackie has a consultation with an eye surgeon this morning for upcoming cataract surgery and I'll be the wheelman today. I'll be going down that path too in a few years I imagine. :wink:

Make sure that they put that drain plug back in! :headslap:
It is the only one .we have...the Nissan Rogue. Hope all goes well with the missus.
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scorpiomikey wrote:FREEZING. MY. TITS. OFF!!!!
I went to work in 2 degrees and snow.
Its now reached the high for the day of a balmy 8 degrees centigrade.
Blustery gales off the antarctic.
Snowing on and off.
Generally a miserable day.
That is just wrong. Be safe.
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It's currently 8:21AM here. Home from another shift on the taxi..........wait I mean ambulance. No, really, it's a damn red taxi. :bored:
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LyleW wrote:
Texgunner wrote:Man, aren't you the earlybird Lyle! First in, first out works for me too. :grin: What car are you having serviced Lyle?

I'm having some coffee, sitting at the kitchen table reading the Austin newspaper and checking email. My wife Jackie has a consultation with an eye surgeon this morning for upcoming cataract surgery and I'll be the wheelman today. I'll be going down that path too in a few years I imagine. :wink:

Make sure that they put that drain plug back in! :headslap:
It is the only one .we have...the Nissan Rogue. Hope all goes well with the missus.
Thanks my friend! I hope so too; it's the most performed surgery in the country I'm told. She shouldn't have any big issues but you never know.

There are lots of Rogues on the road (and a lot of those cars too :wink: ) so they must be pretty good. We've been driving Nissan family vehicles since 2001 and haven't had one major problem. Started with an Xterra, then a 2004 Maxima, then a 2008 Altima Coupe 3.5, then 2011 Maxima followed by a 2013 Max. They were all leased cars and we traded the '13 Maxima for our Infiniti QX-50.

When that lease ran out, we bought the Infiniti. That was a first for us but it had less than 30K miles after three years, has a 3.7 V6 with 325 HP, rear-wheel drive and runs 0-60 in 6 seconds. On the interstate, I set the cruise at 80 and we still get 26-28 mpg. I couldn't find anything else that performed like that...that we could afford that is. :grin: (Porsche Cayenne, I'm looking at you.) So, we kept it and bought some new tires. :lol: I hope it lasts a while now.

And that goes for my truck too; 2002 Ford F-150 4x4, 4 door. It's getting up there in age and mileage and I worry about big ticket items going bad. It's perfect for our needs and works hard at the farm so I really don't need a new one to get scratched and dented out there! I'm keeping my stiff old fingers crossed on this one. :mrgreen:
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This thing does pretty good on mileage. Got almost 40 on a 25 mile trip “out the road” to the gun store.average is right at 28.

Got my shotgun, so I guess I need a truck now.
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