What if it Snows?

Then going living room, turned light on, it blew the light bulb off. The metal screw in part and light still in there, the bulb blowed off, hit the kitchen table and didn’t break at least. Then I asked, ‘Now What!’ well only bulb left is a 40w bug bulb, I haven’t even unscrewed that base yet. Then go to get dog some water, no pressure.. none.
Then another ‘Now What?’
Walked all over listening and looking for leaks, finding none, I called water company after hours, someone hit a water line somewhere he said, so that’s not on this end at least.
Somewhere in there I tripped and about fell over the dog that wants to be first.

 

Dont know what fert you are using but them jobes mater fert spikes work very well 6 18 6.

 

You stab a hole, pour in the oil change. Add dirt to fill replace the sod. Instant oil sands...

 

Well said Tramm. Honesty is the best policy. And that sounded honest enough to stir up some of my old hurting..... In a good way.

I aint afraid to admit that 38 years on, the hurt still smacks me once and a while.

 

They definitely needed a Maverick intervention but somehow didn’t get it— god will sort them out

 

Well, when it tains, it pours.
Just take it day by day and sooner or later, it will be over.
The light socket thingy, just turn off the juice and get a pair of players and stick it up in there, extend a bit and screw it out.
I just did it at my house the other day. Except I forgot to turn the juice off first. That's how I know.
Be well.

 

I’m no oracle— dad don’t know his own name, me or any of the family and I pray every night that he passes peacefully but the will to survive is strong in the… It just hurts like a MF’er

 

Well in the inconvenience of trucking life. The tire that was changed out is loose on the rim...... It was solid when I left at 2p

I'm thinking what if Israel put a no fly zone over Iran? How much would that undermine the regime.

 

I’m thinking that the Hebrews want them to fly —and get the Chicom truckers to get a convoy of weapons together — fighter pilot’n takes practice, rhythm and excellent eye sight— and the more you practice, the luckier you get