Well it is 18 and the snow just started here about an hour ago and the ground is already covered! Wonderful old winter strikes a hopefully parting blow. Talked
to my buddy in South Jersey last night and they had quite a bit of snow already in the early afternoon. He said he was not looking forward to morning to quote
him. Me I am fine and have more stuff to do then a one armed paperhanger so I will be busy all day or until I run out of steam. I need to get a major cleanup
party in full swing here today, projects hanging half done in way to many places.
We lost a major voice of radio over the weekend in the death of 90 year old Paul Harvey. Oh what a distinctive and recognizable voice he had and I for one thoroughly enjoyed his air time. I didn't always agree with what he had to say but he was still a joy to listen to. Having done a very brief stint on the air I just always loved his style and appreciated his fine sounding voice and his great ability to reach to common person with his message. RIP Paul!
I will get out there and see what I can do with the new rifles that arrived over the weekend if time is found later today also. I really need warmer weather to work out in the shop though and we are headed for north winds and temps in the single digits tonight so I doubt I will be out there too long even with the heater in high gear. By the end of the week though they see 60's and next weekend we jump the clocks ahead to find more daylight work time. My crocus are peeking through the now snow cover out in the side yard and I look forward to the end of the burdens of winter. Spring wonderful Spring! Screw the Ground Rat and his dam shadow I am ready! Well off to the rest of the net and bigger and better things I guess like chores and wash as it is Monday. Y'all be Good and have a Great Day and stay warm! Bill
We lost a major voice of radio over the weekend in the death of 90 year old Paul Harvey. Oh what a distinctive and recognizable voice he had and I for one thoroughly enjoyed his air time. I didn't always agree with what he had to say but he was still a joy to listen to. Having done a very brief stint on the air I just always loved his style and appreciated his fine sounding voice and his great ability to reach to common person with his message. RIP Paul!
I will get out there and see what I can do with the new rifles that arrived over the weekend if time is found later today also. I really need warmer weather to work out in the shop though and we are headed for north winds and temps in the single digits tonight so I doubt I will be out there too long even with the heater in high gear. By the end of the week though they see 60's and next weekend we jump the clocks ahead to find more daylight work time. My crocus are peeking through the now snow cover out in the side yard and I look forward to the end of the burdens of winter. Spring wonderful Spring! Screw the Ground Rat and his dam shadow I am ready! Well off to the rest of the net and bigger and better things I guess like chores and wash as it is Monday. Y'all be Good and have a Great Day and stay warm! Bill
