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Thanks Bryan. I'm sure it was a prank, they usually do something like that on here. I was not on here at all that day b/c we lost power so I took off for the day and did not get online after we got back here.
 
#19,524
Good to see everybody is still checking in and doing well.

Sorry about your dog Travis, that is always a rough one. Congrats on the new place though, I hope you like it.

Congrats to you as well Bryan, on your new place. Hopefully you have a paved driveway, as we do not, and it is a muddy mess right now.

Christopher is growing up fast, and he is one funny little dude. it sounds cliche, but they really do grow fast.
 

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#19,525
Long dirt driveway here. It was really muddy when we moved in. Thought the UHaul was going to get stuck but luckily it made it through a couple of times without any major wheel spin. The driveway is the first big project. Need it ripped up and replaced with better material that won't turn into mud every year. My car and bike are still stored at a couple different friends' houses.
Yeah the kids do grow up quick. The youngest here is 19 and the oldest now being 24 with the first grandchild.
Cute pic.
 
#19,526
Thanks guys, we picked up Brady's ashs yesterday, Adriann and I are still undecided on what to do with them yet. We would like to get another dog but it comes down to money and time. Its hard dealing with a puppy knowing you have to be home at a certain time but we will figure something out.


The stang is still down. I still dont have my cylinder heads back from Ed Curtis. This was started in january so it should not be much longer but there is lots of other stuff left to do that is putting all of this on hold. I still need long tubes and a mid pipe and to get some parts powder coated and get some better looking pulleys and spark plug wires and a new ignition box. Im hoping to have it all back together and running sometime in May but we will see.
 
#19,527
gaslight said:
Long dirt driveway here. It was really muddy when we moved in. Thought the UHaul was going to get stuck but luckily it made it through a couple of times without any major wheel spin. The driveway is the first big project. Need it ripped up and replaced with better material that won't turn into mud every year. My car and bike are still stored at a couple different friends' houses.
Yeah the kids do grow up quick. The youngest here is 19 and the oldest now being 24 with the first grandchild.
Cute pic.
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Good for you, Gramps!
 
#19,528
I'm sure things will fall in place eventually for you Travis. The car and dog.
Picked up my bike this past weekend and brought it home. That was a nice feeling. Next up is the car but the registration ran out on that so not sure if I should just drive it at night or get a trailer. If I get a trailer it will allow me to also go get my riding mower which is at another location. So many things to do and so little time. Not sure I want to register the stang this year since one cylinder needs help in the form of a re-ring or rebuild. Too many other things that I need to do for the house first.
 
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