Jon
So many roads, so little time.
God bless TCA 05-58541 Benefactor Member of the NRA, Member of the American Legion, Retired Boss Hog of Roseyville , KC&D Qualified
HI GIZ,
Brutal day here on in service day number1. We went over special ed regs for 1.5 hrs, then gifted regs for 1.5 hrs then ESL regs for 1.5 hrs. Had lunch for an hour. Tough day have one more tomorrow then get the kidos on Monday.
I'm out of here for today, BURNT OUT!
Later, have a good one.
laz57
It's been a hetic past 24 hours around here. On the good side folks from the local town weekly newspaper were out to talk trains and take photos of the layout for spread. I don't expect too much out of it, maybe it'll put me in contact with another hobbiest or two.
On the dark side, the granddaughters' stepdad (ex-daughter-in-law's husband) had a bicycle accident last evening. Heading home form his ride, four houses from home, a dog runs out and he hits it and does a flip over the handle bar landing on the road on the back of his neck. As of this morning he's in ICU and has no feeling, nor movement from the waste down.
Since our d-i-l is spending her time at the hospital we have the girls, they are concerned but unaware of the extent of injury. We're praying that it is only temporary.
Hi Everyone !
Roger : Hope that's only a temporary on your Grandaughters step Dad. Sorry to hear that.
Been quite tired hear lately after that big week last week. I won a new K-line tank car on Ebay & it came today. It's a Western Pacific & looks real nice to me. It will go good with my WP Lionmaster eng. Also been working on a little fuel depot for my tanker delivery truck . I'm attempting to weather it now. Haven't really weathered anything since my HO days years ago.
Oh, speaking of beer, which I haven't had a drink in about 15 years now, Chuck I do Remember POC !! HA ! My Dad used to lay in a case every summer on his vacation in July. He also used to get Bock . Then I remember helping my Dad make some sort of beer too, & I would put the bottle caps on !! When I was a kid, there was 3.2 & then the other high power stuff, forgot now, but 3.2 was for 18 to 21 year olds. I go by a barn that the guy had a Koehler beer sign painted on. That was a beer back then made in Erie, Pa. Their slogan was, " pour yourself a Koehler Collar " !! Anyone remember that one ? !!
Glad Keith is back & had a real good time !!
Hope everyone has a nice evening !!
Thanks, John
Blueberryhill RR wrote: jonadel wrote:Falstaff beer, from the 50's & 60's, it's nickname was "Foulstuff", brings back a few unpleasant memories. Jon Anyone remember P.O.C. beer. I have an unopened bottle from the 60's. It was in the last case made....according to the Tavern owner. Pride Of Cleveland.
jonadel wrote:Falstaff beer, from the 50's & 60's, it's nickname was "Foulstuff", brings back a few unpleasant memories. Jon
Anyone remember P.O.C. beer. I have an unopened bottle from the 60's. It was in the last case made....according to the Tavern owner. Pride Of Cleveland.
What kind of Clevelander would I be if I didn't remember it!
Roger - he is in our prayers.
BTW - work is good, but busy. I may have to take a trip and visit our northern neighbors next week.
Train show this Sunday at Parma UAW Hall.
tom
I am a person with a very active inner child. This is why my wife loves me so. Willoughby, Ohio - the home of the CP & E RR. OTTS Founder www.spankybird.shutterfly.com
We had a local beer here when I was in college. It was brewed by Pearl Brewing and was called Texas Pride. Some of you may recall when Coca Cola started raising their prices back in the early 70's (It may have been due to a sugar shortage) and it got to the point that a six pack of Coke cost $0.99 to $1.10 (previously cost around $0.59 to $0.69). Well - Texas Pride sold for $0.69 a six pack when it was introduced. Obviously it became a staple in our diets.
Everything is relative. At $0.69 a six pack - it was great beer. At $0.79 a six pack, it was pretty darn good. When it hit $1.25 a six pack a couple of years later - it was not so good.
Regards, Roy
Finally got on here today - had to mow the lawn as soon as I got home to beat the Coming of the Darkness. Chuck, I did see your layout schematic, looks great! Welcome back Keith and praying for friends and family for everybody, may God see you all through these bad times and heal all.
Trainz shipped my new (NIB) cars and somewhere there is a gondola on its way from another seller on ebay. Deepdiscountdvd is having several big sales, just FYI everybody. I'll try and update my website this weekend and post some pics on Sunday. This year I want to copy some of you guys and take pics as construction (such as it is) goes along. Well, I'm worn out! TTFN
RIP Chewy - best dog I ever had.
Got home from the fair not long ago and heading off to bed shortly, but I had to say this!
12 Pages to Go!
Good night all,
Remember the Veterans. Past, present and future.
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Modeling the Baltimore waterfront in HO scale
Good morning all,
It is foggy and humid in SE Indiana with temps hitting the mid to high 80s. Dougdagrump, I remember hearing about Hudepohl and Wiedemann beer. My granddads would listen to the Reds ball games on the radio, and they would always advertise Hudepohl, or "Hudie". Does anyone remember Carling Black Label (Hey, Mabel, Black Label) ? I think it was brewed near Cleveland as they would sponsor the Browns' games.
I went to check on the progress around the Honda plant last night. They have moved the utility poles so the rail line can be shifted a little. If the utility poles are any indication of how close to the road the tracks will be and they do not put up earthbanks to block the view, there may be some prime trainwatching spots available soon.
Lucas had a fairly good day. Some friends stopped in after school. He starts home schooling today. We will see how it goes. My mom did not react well to the first day of treatment. She was very tired. I may talk to the doctor today myself to get the straight info.
The boys and girls play again tonight. The boys are home and the girls are on the road. For the boys, it is a big game because this could be a sectional preview. Tmcc man, I hope you get on a good team.
I hope everyone has a good day.
Keep on training....in the free world (with apologies to Neil....Young, that is),
Mike C. from Indiana
Good Morning from Blueberryhill....
It is 60 degrees and sunny, here. Going up to 83 today and a possible chance of thunderstorms later. Ground is dry. I got he rest of the front yard cut last night after supper. Only thing left is the back. Maybe tonite, if it doesn't rain.
So, where is Buckeye ???? Have not heard from him lately.
Today, we are going to shampoo the bathroom carpet. Then, the entire house will be done. Should only take about 2 hours with the shampooer.
I think I will run trains later today. Ran them for an hour yesterday. I am slowly putting the town setup together. I have a lot of time.
Well, off to the Dining Car. Be back later.
Y'all have a great day.
Chuck
Good morning,
Chuck, As I recall Buckeye made a short post saying he was going to be busy doing the 50th Anniversary video. I can't seem to find any time to run or work on the trains. Think I will go back to work, seemed I had more time then.
Well off to the fitness center for now.
Doug Murphy 'We few, we happy few, we band of brothers...' Henry V.
jonadel wrote:Laz--hang in there, u can do it! The last two years I taught I used to sit in those worthless meetings and there was only one older person in the room than me--the burned out hippie guidance dork. I really miss those meetings.......... it did allow me to daydream about my future layout plans :) What a way to start out the year, thank God for beer. Jon
Just got out of another 2.5 hr worthless meeting ARG!!!!!
As JON said What a way to start the year, THANK GOD FOR BEER!
I got ya JON, Tonite for sure.
Now to put all my stuff away in the shop. Ready for another year.
Oh yea, HAPPY FRIDAY EVE!
Have a good one.
jaabat wrote:My boy woke up sick this morning as well, Doug. I was walking by his room after taking my shower and heard a strange noise. Luckily for him, I poked my head in and checked. He was lying on his back vomiting. I ran him to the bathroom and got him in an upright position. Then I woke up my wife ( a nurse) and told her the situation before heading out. I tossed his sheets in the washer on my way. Not a pleasant way to start the day. He's sleeping now. Little germ factory. Jim
Thent he other one will have it tomorrow.
Reggie, You will enjoy the Chief's company, he is a good guy.
AH, BEER! I used to collect beer cans, still have them in my parent's house. I have Pearl beer, I think it has a yellowish color can with red writing on it. Also have Texas Pride, still full of beer. Haver Rheingold with the Miss Rheingold lady on it, Black Label, Balantine (and Cream Ale), Here's a few, remember "No Frills Beer"?, white can with BEER on it, that was it. Then I also have a few cans of "Billy Beer" named after Billy Carter. I have so many more and don't know what to do with them. Anybody interested?
I went to one of the anesthesia docs houses yesterday, he built a separate building and had it designed like an old English Pub. Pretty neat, had my first beer in a long time. I told him he needed to have some trains on the walls, but he said he did not see any in the pubs in England.
Have a good day folks,
Dennis
TCA#09-63805
Hi everyone !! Well, I have tomorrow off !! Though I have to change the alternater on the car, I don't mind & I have all weekend off too !! I'll pretend I'm retired !! Just kidding, but it's good to dream !! In my dept, almost no one ever worked past my age that I'm at now, due to accidents & back trouble & other illnesses, so I"m either fortunate or stupid !! When it was still Conrail, the guys were getting hurt left & right in their upper 50s & we would say, oh," he's going after the Conrail Lotto now " !!
Well, glad it's Friday !!
All have a nice night !!
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