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Excellent! A day well spent then.
It's been a good day John, knives were a bonus
Anybody else think it's cool that...
The Barlow Guru is cooking up a Lambsfoot
and...
The Lambsfoot Guru is cooking up a Barlow
???
LOL!
There was a time when I was the most prolific poster in Charlie's Barlow thread, and Charlie has been a long-term proponent of the Lambsfoot Good morning, Guardians!
Looking good Vince
Jack, I don’t know how you can beat a hand of three Aces!
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I’m totin Ironwood and Damascus today! Hope all you Guardians have a great day!
Thanks buddy, great choice
Awesome pic Dwight
Congratulations, and welcome to the Guardians
That's some nice buffako horn What a mighty Trifecta to have in pocket, Jack!
You know, I didn't notice the extra weight at all Dennis, didn't even notice the extra knives until I came to use one of them
Thanks, Dennis.
I do get up early, usually between 4:00 and 4:15. I set my alarm for 4:30 but I usually beat it up. I like my early mornings with the quietness and a pot of black coffee. It's when I do all my prep work for the day's classes, grade papers, and record grades. I'm usually in bed by 9:30ish and usually take a nap in the afternoon.
That's an early start John. I often wake up that sort of time in the summer, and it's a good time for me, I can get a lot done, and it's very quiet and peaceful
In the winter, I generally wake up a couple of hours later, unless I set an alarm Fine photo Dave
I'm still waking up at 02:50 most days, as that's when my clock would ring for my bus driving shift of 04:00. Now that I'm retired I go back to bed for a couple of hours around 06:00.
Yikes!
Yeah, can take a good while to shake ingrained habits like that Dave I use to get up that early in the morning and go to PT when I was in the Army, but now that I'm retired....8:00 in the sun room with coffee and wifey is pretty friendly now!
You've earned a good lie in Dennis
Thank you, Dennis, once I get settled I should be able to do some local lambsfoot photos.
Looking forward to seeing them Dave
Excellent pic OG
I reckon Beer Off must of come from when the pubs had off-sales? Just a guess mind as that's a mite before my time
Where I grew up we only ever had 'couches'. Sofa was a alien word for me, but my relatives down south had sofas.
Sorry to hear about your internet woes. Here at my mum's house phone and internet is via 'The Post Office'; not the cheapest but reliability wise we can't fault them. Any problems we do have are around rush hour and I'm assuming is the fault of the local exchange being unable to briefly handle everyone arriving home and firing up the internet.
I believe it's called 'Western Wealth Redistribution'.
A couple of weeks ago I watched a documentary about the human body clock. Briefly you can train yourself adjust your internal body clock. So if you want to wake up earlier you should expose yourself to more daylight earlier in the day; even sleeping with your curtains open. If you want to wake up later you need to expose yourself to more daylight later in the evening. Of course that means you'll get to sleep later but increases your chances of sleeping through the night. That's what this documentary said anyway.
A recycled shot as myself and this little lady have done absolutely nothing today.
That's my guess too Dave, folks used to send their kids down with a jug!
You still get those off-sales counters with the separate doors in a few Belfast pubs. Still get used too Cheers for the tip I remember having BT until about 15 years ago. I had been a customer for a long time. Went to Spain for 2 weeks, and when I got back, they had cut me off! I had been meaning to have my landline disconnected for about 2 years anyway, as I never used it, so I told them where they could shove it! Hope you've had a great day
It's more than 40 years since I had that cheese Taylor, the family of my first steady girlfriend were fond of it
; maybe the origin of "May Day" as a distress call was from someone in a situation similar to yours. 
