Good Morning Guardians, there are no barrels floating past my house, but it's rotten weather today, and 'raining cats and dogs', as people used to say here once (not a common expression now). I usually go out for a walk on a Friday, but not today!Hope the sun is shining on the rest of you Guardians, and that you have a great day
We say raining cats and dogs. Or at least we used to. Also, a gulley washer or a toad strangler.
He seems like a real classy guy.
I don't think I've ever heard those other phrases though For a bit of Lambfoot content, we got some local peaches at the farmer’s market. My wife has already made a bunch of peach jam.
Somebody said; "Good Morning" and then I thought I heard something about Black Friday".
Thank you Jack. Hope your weekend is a good one.Fantastic photos of your Christopher Johnson
Sorry to hear that about your friend. May he navigate safely through his new challenges.
My pal definitely needed to adjust his diet! Hopefully, if he loses some more weight, the diabetes might go into remission, and even if it doesn't, he'll certainly be healthier anyway Wonderful photo of your AC 
Glad this old working knife got your weekend off to a good start. Hope you and Pam continue with a healthy eating plan, the benefits are well worth it and you won't miss the bad food once you get used to itBeautiful T. Turner Lambsfoot Rob!
I'll echo Ron, Rob, fantastic
The Waynorth Lambsfoots sure are pretty, it would be hard to choose between the wood and bone versionsLol... I was worried that it was your breakfast.
Amazing Bark on Bark photo.
A good Friday morning to y'all!
Thanks Rob! Your Turner two blade stag is one that any Lambsfoot lover would cherish.Thanks Ron
The Waynorth Lambsfoots sure are pretty, it would be hard to choose between the wood and bone versions
Thanks for the encouraging words. Pam and I have decided that this is a lifestyle change that we are going to do to improve our lives from now on. The Waynorths are definitely beautiful knives. I’m very fortunate that I have all three examples, which includes the elusive Smooth White Bone from last years Rendezvous. Only 27pcs made on that one.
Thank you my friend. Couldn’t have done it without you.Wonderful photo of your AC
Stick with it and never give up! Thanks Rob! Your Turner two blade stag is one that any Lambsfoot lover would cherish.
I bet that's delicious Les
Thanks Rob!Thanks Ron! You are a lucky man to have all 3 Waynorths
The healthy food change is something I started 20+ years ago, I was 39 and had gotten a little heavier than I liked by about 20 lbs or so. I started out just reducing calories, several months later I added an exercise routine and somewhere at the beginning of the exercise routine I started replacing one bad food with a good one, as I got used to not eating that particular bad food I would pick another and replace it. That approach allowed me not to relapse back to my crappy old diet. It's really difficult to make any 180 turn around on diet like flipping a light switch and not give up and go back to your old eating habits or at least for me it was.
To this day I still allow myself a little treat occasionally, we get pizza maybe twice a year and occasionally eat other not so healthy foods. Sugar is the worst in my opinion, fortunately I never had much of a sweet tooth. And of course my fondness of good beer is my worst indulgence in empty calories which I only allow myself to get into on weekends. Moderation is key in food, beer and many other things
Thanks John, this big old tree has a big lump on the bottom right of the trunk that is perfect for knife pictures. In person it's protrudes out far enough for Jack to rest his breakfast beer on for a knife/beer picture
Thanks Rob! Your Turner two blade stag is one that any Lambsfoot lover would cherish.
You must have quite a Lambsfoot flock my friend Thank you my friend. Couldn’t have done it without you.
The healthy food change is something I started 20+ years ago, I was 39 and had gotten a little heavier than I liked by about 20 lbs or so. I started out just reducing calories, several months later I added an exercise routine and somewhere at the beginning of the exercise routine I started replacing one bad food with a good one, as I got used to not eating that particular bad food I would pick another and replace it. That approach allowed me not to relapse back to my crappy old diet. It's really difficult to make any 180 turn around on diet like flipping a light switch and not give up and go back to your old eating habits or at least for me it was.
To this day I still allow myself a little treat occasionally, we get pizza maybe twice a year and occasionally eat other not so healthy foods. Sugar is the worst in my opinion, fortunately I never had much of a sweet tooth. And of course my fondness of good beer is my worst indulgence in empty calories which I only allow myself to get into on weekends. Moderation is key in food, beer and many other things
It is really tasty though I can’t eat as much of it as I would like since I have to watch the sugar.
Love peach preserves - those look great and so does the LambFoot.For a bit of Lambfoot content, we got some local peaches at the farmer’s market. My wife has already made a bunch of peach jam.
Beautiful lambfoot knife Harvey.
The HHB is looking good Jack!Great idea!
I really think you and Pam have made a great choice Ron
Thank you Harvey, you're very kind
Good advice Rob
I'm sure it tastes all the sweeter when you do have it Les
Hope everyone has had a good day, and that you have a great weekend
Patrick Stewart never looked so good
Thanks Jack!I really think you and Pam have made a great choice Ron
We’re going to try to stick with it, knowing it’s not an easy task. My Lambsfoot flock has grown some lately Jack. I need to make an effort towards a family portrait someday soon! 
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