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I, once, heard or read that the reason why Chickasha is such a 'ghost town' on Sunday, is because if the buyers don't come; the vendors won't stay. Well, you can turn that around. if the vendors don't stay; the buyers won't come. A reason floated why vendors left early, was not just because the buyers weren't there, but because many came from long...

Mike - the 3 clutch adjustment bolts are really screws or should be and should be individual cotter pins - not safety wire

yeah I forgot the two no feet bangs when I wrote that. Someone said the T-400 clutch can get gummy - next step is solvent/lube I guess - after the modern truck gets fixed cause that broke today - flexplate I think. :(

I am not old enough to remember medieval days, but my grandma had a kettle like that on her stove which simmered 24 hours a day. She would put the leftovers in it and serve it the next day. That was when gas bills were much lower than today. Now new food would cost about the same as the gas bill. I also remember her serving bread and gravy when...

The el nino & la nina thing was totally predicted wrong this year.
Another dry winter was predicted. Surprise!
Record rain & snow in the west. Enough to end a decades drought.

Saturday I finished up the my restoration of our 1911 touring car by reinstalling the headlight plumbing, including the correct style hose and clamps from Langs.

Keith Townsend would say that I'm not yet finished, because I haven't finished restoring the removable front doors that I have! I hope to finish those doors this spring Keith! :)

Here is episode #22 of my drive on 9/10/2022. We finally arrive at our destination.
Enjoy!

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I've only been to Florida once, on the peninsula. Swan in the ocean, went fishing, great time ! What I loved most were beautiful skies. Breathtaking !!

There was a special odor in wood floor, screen door buildings too.
And the oiled sawdust swept across the floors to pick up dust.

Every generation knows familiar things that people who come after them will never experience. Grandma knew how it felt to ride the first Santa Fe train into Arkansas City in 1881, to go by buggy to a dance at...