Re: Love, Necessity and Pride
^^^ and he sends some clippings our way
Hang in the Brutha! life has a way of working out for the hard working and you are one of the hardest working I know. Until then live through us!
As soon as I do some trimming, you can bet I'll spread them everywhere, just like Johnny Appleseed...
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BTW, see below for what the Big Brown Truck just dropped off...
Can't wait to see more updates.. I know you have some more great ideals..
Hope and pray that the dinero tree finds plenty of fertilizer and flourishes into a monster of a tree...
Thanks Decker, just being on the forum, reading through other guys restos and helping out where I can, feels as though I am right there doing something to my old tub...even if it is just getting tons of good ideas from everyone here...
And yes, lately, the moola bush has started to do a little sprouting...thanks for all the good thoughts!
Today I arrived to find this huge box sitting by the front door...at first I was worried that it might contain a Jas Puma, but then I realized those are very rare around here...plus it was just sitting there very quietly, and even when I shook it, nothing stirred...
So, relieved I started to open it and I found this...
My new to me 27 gallon fuel tank made possible by my good friend Craig Weaver...a nice take off from the donor glasser he acquired...
It is standing next to my original 17 gallon tank...which looks miniscule next to it...
As thirsty as my Tower of Power is, it will really be happy to have the added capacity to feed on...
Other than the usual work, work, work...along with the occasional family commitment...I have also been busy taking some continuing education courses to get my certifications in collision work...
Hopefully, I'll be getting back to the boat sooner than later, but until then, may the boat restorations continue in a positive manner for all and a very Happy Friday to all...
Cyall soon!
