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Re: COFFEE POT #7 July 2010 for all to take a drink and chat. Welcome all posters. 5 yrs old and still going. Sweet ice tea too.

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Posted by Buckeye Riveter on Wednesday, July 28, 2010 3:17 PM

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Buckeye - continued prayers for you... you do live in OH and you are friends with Chief and Fife! Shock

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Posted by Demay on Wednesday, July 28, 2010 3:52 PM

Good afternoon all,

Returned from roller skating with the two older kids not too long ago.  I haven't laughed that hard in a very long time.  My daughter (9y/o) and son (7y/o) both told me they knew how to roller skate; they allegedly did it in PE class this past year.  I think they need remedial lessons.  My daughter never let go of the rink wall.  My son did let go, but could only go about five feet before falling.  He probably fell at least 30 times (he has no fear) in the 45 minutes I allowed this madness to last.  Fortunately the floor is made of some sort of material that does not hurt too badly when one falls.  I can't wait to go back again.

Lionroar - I too am disappointed about the hotel discontinuation.  It was an item I wanted to get as well.  I thought it was reasonably priced for what it offered. 

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Posted by dougdagrump on Wednesday, July 28, 2010 4:59 PM

Afternoon All.

Beautiful day today, even though a dark cloud came from Az.

The better half is happy again, her Acer laptop is history. A new MB w/video card was about $600, found her a Sony Vaio with the same goodies+ as the old one for a bit less $. Will put a bit of a damper on train goodies.

Shipped off my engine for repair, should be back in about 3 weeks. I hope.

Jack, Condolences on the loss of a very good friend. They are few and far between. Angel

Joe, Didn't bother me a bit to give up the roller skates, but having to hang up the skis was a real bummer.

Later, gonna be shorthanded friday so need to start figuring out what to take. 

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Posted by sir james I on Wednesday, July 28, 2010 5:53 PM

Good Evening

Well a storm passed through about 2 hours ago. The temp dropped from 91 to 74.

Banilla is waiting and the beacon is humming away so come on by....S.J.

 

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Posted by Hudson#685 on Wednesday, July 28, 2010 6:58 PM

Good Evening from the Jersey Shore,

So far this has been a heck of a week.

Monday: At 6:00am, as I was delivering the morning safety message, our manager and our director walked into the lunch room to inform us that corporate has decried that in order to save money, they want to combine buildings and operations in all departments and locations for the Utility End of the company and all leased and rented properties are on the chopping block. Our building is leased, at first it was to go, but because of a few items it is in the holding pattern as of now. It is not sitting well with morale right now. That evening we had a building collapse drill with the Fire Company.

Tuesday: Our facility's fate is still up in the air. That evening we had the Antique Truck Club Meeting/BBQ.

Wednesday: The fate of our facility is still undecided but rumors are flying. The only good news is that since they signed the contract extension and forego a raise this year, there are to be no lay offs or pay cuts. Stopped by my Mom's to give her a hand and I am spending a nice relaxing night here. It is also 45 minutes closer to work.

Bob, Thoughts and Prayers on your upcoming therapy. Good news on the oil pressure problem on the Jeep. I use my trains as therapy to relax.

Rich, May the divorce go as smooth as it can be. Have a safe trip up and if you need a hand unloading give a shout. You can see by the beginning of the post the job outlook is bleak.

Jack, Thoughts and Prayers go out to you, your wife and your friend Evelyn. It sounds as if she enjoyed life and keep those good times with her in your hearts and look back with joyful memories.

8ntruck, Thoughts and Prayers for a speedy recovery for your wife. Baby her like I would do for my wife. (I just had to add this if my wife looks at the posts. By the way this little side bar is typed in "only guy's could read ink")

Navy Jack, I felt the same about posting with all the bad news. Everything that I had was very trivial.

Chief, It sounds like the way your family does funerals is just about the same as we do them exept that we go to Big Stash's for a Polish food spread that can't be beat. It is a tradition from my Mother's side of the Family. Prayers and thoughts for your Mom, you and the family.

Joe, The roller skating outing reminds me of the time that I took my daughter and 2 of my nieces ice skating. It was great and I could not stop laughing because on the way over the 3 of them were telling me what experts they were. They were 6 to 9 years old at the time.

SJ, Enjoy the Banilla. That is where I am headed right now.

Thoughts and Prayers to all who need them.

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Posted by Hudson#685 on Wednesday, July 28, 2010 7:17 PM

Fife,

  Sorry, I almost forgot, good luck and enjoy the race. I hear that the winners get the Banilla and Root Beer. SJ, maybe we should enter then. We would end up buying.

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Posted by navyjack on Wednesday, July 28, 2010 7:27 PM

Sadhope that everyones lives are getting back to normal, and hope that all are dealing with the heat ok.  neighbor across the road has fallen on hard times.  the wife called and in the heat good old commonwealth edison saw fit to turn off their power. we have been trying to help them with food as much as we can, but we do not have several hundred dollars to pay for their power bill(but if i had it i would give it to them).  the man is a hard working guy who has never been without a job.  it makes me feel like c--p. navyjack

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Posted by cheapclassics on Wednesday, July 28, 2010 9:08 PM

Good evening all,

It is hot in SE Indiana today.  With all the bad news and losses that people of the pot have been enduring, perhaps I can spread a little joy with some good news.  No, it is not about my soccer team as we got totally blown out 5-0 tonight in the first round of the tourney.  At least I do not have to wait until next summer before competing again as the fall league starts the end of August.

The good news is that Elizabeth Rose was born at 1:52 PM today, entering the world weighing 7 pounds, 5.8 ounces and measuring 20 inches.  Mother (oldest daughter) and daughter are both doing well.  This is my fourth grandchild and evens the count at 2 boys and 2 girls.  Lucas and I will be "baching" it for a few days as the "saucy wench" will be helping out with the adjustment when the baby comes home.  There is a saying that goes along the lines of "a baby is God's sign that the world should go on", or words to that effect.  I hope everyone has a good day.

Keep on training,

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Posted by anjdevil2 on Wednesday, July 28, 2010 9:54 PM

 Mike C. - Congas and those are Good words, I like it...

Evenin' Boys, the MOON is rising up from the east, my tool boxes are in the truck, the train tables are history and I'm beat.  It's at least 80F and humidity is outta sight.  

Oldest couldn't be bothered to help get the tool boxes in the truck, so the Princess stepped in and gave it her best.  Too heavy and the ramp started bending, we backed off removed a few drawers and VIOLA!  up the ramp she went.  That was the 2 tier box, the 3 tier box was very light and issued no problems.  I still have to get my tool locker in there and then all the boxes.  And I'm still packing....Banged Head

John, no worries, there will be something on the horizon, I'm just flooding the job market with resumes, something will stick, eventually....

Fife, I'll call when I hit the Quantico, that should give a decent timeframe...who knows whats gonna happen...Chief, if you were on the way, I'd stop in....

 I'm gonna shower up sit with the Princess for a bit and hit the bed.  We'll see ya all tomorrow.

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Posted by 8ntruck on Wednesday, July 28, 2010 10:01 PM

Sunny and about 90 today.

Good news/bad news sort of day. Good news - my wife is out of the ICU and into a regular room.  The thearpist had her out of bed for a short walk.  You are right Chief - she is on the road to recovery.

Now,the bad news is a phone message from her brother when I got home that her dad went into the hospital today.  Maybe a stroke, maybe some sort of other cardiac 'event'.  More tests and news tomorrow.

Household chores?  Sure! I'm right up to date with them. Whistling

Prayers for those in need.

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Posted by navyjack on Wednesday, July 28, 2010 11:56 PM

Smilehello guys, it just occured to me what a nice looking engine an rs-3 is.  i have one by mth in u.p.  the nyc looks nice.  i have changed my avatar to the new navy stealth boat, the sea shadow.  it is 164 ft long and looks like darth vadars helmet.  i thought you guys would enjoy it. anyone get any good deals lately? looks like lots of good deals to be had on choo choo auctions. new issue of ctt is great.  each one is better.  in my opinion, it is the most professional of the o gauge magazines. wes how you been doing bro?  navyjack      

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Posted by submmbob on Thursday, July 29, 2010 12:37 AM

 Finished painting the suspension parts today. Not sure if I will be able to install any of them tomorrow or not. Just walking a few blocks down to the pharmacy has got me going tonight.

Mt friend Ron took me to the Covair club meeting tonight. Nice meeting and everyone was very supportive. Ron even gave me a card signed by the members. And I got to ride in his GreenbriarBig Smile

I think tomorrow I may just straighten up the house and get ready for my friend who is coming down from Phoenix area this weekend to watch me. 

8N - glad to hear your wife is doing well and prayers for her dad

NavyJack - I helped remove and install a head and cylinder on an Alco RS-2 for the Nevada Northern. I got to ride in the cab of the RS-3 when we used it for hostling the steam locomotive. They sound even better than they look.

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Posted by dwiemer on Thursday, July 29, 2010 4:33 AM

Morning guys.

8N, good news, hope she continues to progress.
John, hate that you have that hanging over the head.  HOpe they are able to keep everyone on.
Mike, congrats!  I know you are proud of each of those grandkids.
Jack,  keep her memory close.  My thoughts are with you friend.
Chief, still been praying for you and the family.
Bob, Praying for a smooth path ahead for you.

Gotta run, but I will continue to pray for a number of other folks here too.  Rich, hope you have a smooth transition and find work real soon.

God Bless,
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Posted by cheapclassics on Thursday, July 29, 2010 4:47 AM

Good morning all,

It may be rainy in SE Indiana, but it is supposed to cool down a little.  Tired still from last night's game.  Glad I do not have to drive today.  Normally I would be a little bit bummed about how the season ended, but I know another one starts soon.  I had the regular fare on the dining car for breakfast before sending it on to "Points East".  TBIL anytime and I can crive.  I hope everyone has a good day.

Keep on training,

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Posted by Blueberryhill RR on Thursday, July 29, 2010 6:12 AM

Good Morning from Blueberryhill....

It is a cloudy and humid 70 degrees. Going up to 86 today with rain.

Today is a good day to run trains. After a few chores this morning, I will go to the train room for some quality time. Need to dust again. I have some scenery work to do and plans for more. I think I will order a covered hopper and a gondola car. I have no gondola cars.

Dining car rolled in from "Points West" and we will have the usual Cheerios breakfast.

Y'all have a great Thursday.

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Posted by RockIsland52 on Thursday, July 29, 2010 7:33 AM

cheapclassics

Good evening all,

It is hot in SE Indiana today.  With all the bad news and losses that people of the pot have been enduring, perhaps I can spread a little joy with some good news.......... 

The good news is that Elizabeth Rose was born at 1:52 PM today, entering the world weighing 7 pounds, 5.8 ounces and measuring 20 inches.  Mother (oldest daughter) and daughter are both doing well.  This is my fourth grandchild and evens the count at 2 boys and 2 girls.  Lucas and I will be "baching" it for a few days as the "saucy wench" will be helping out with the adjustment when the baby comes home.  There is a saying that goes along the lines of "a baby is God's sign that the world should go on", or words to that effect.  I hope everyone has a good day.

Keep on training,

Mike C. from Indiana

Mike.......congratulations Grandpa!  Don't you know by this time that grandfathers are not supposed to be running around soccer fields in torrid temperatures amid heat lightening strikes with unrelenting putrid humidity for hours?  At least with BB you get to stand around a lot, scratch where it itches, oggle the girls in the stands, and drink beer after the game.  Wink  You have my prayers that both Mom and Elizabeth Rose are home soon.  You have been blessed yet again.  Thumbs Up Thumbs Up Thumbs Up Thumbs Up  As Joe might say right now, more than a feeling. 

Thank you to all for all of your kind words of support for someone you don't even know.  Too often family and close friends take this manner of support for granted, can't see the forest for the trees.  Then in what seems to be a flash, the opportunity is gone and the couldas, wouldas, shouldas begin.  Funeral is Saturday, a couple hour drive up to ME.  Can't be late.  Hope I don't get called in off the bench at the last second by the family to make a fool of myself (again) and participate in a eulogy.  Whenever that happens, you only get one shot to pass on a meaningful and memorable message of strength and hope to a congregation riding their raw feelings, don't know how JimSP does it, again and again.

Rich.....you must be trashed both physically and emotionally; don't push too hard on the ride or you will find yourself in unfamiliar territory, up in a tree.  SJ......hope Granny is progressing nicely after that earlier concern.  8N.....the wifey may be feeling punk and vulnerable, moving painfully and cautiously today.  But fear not, she will be moving better than she has in a quite a  time and your beatings will continue in a few, especially when she comes to the conclusion you make for a poor domestic.  SubBob....have you picked out a tattoo yet to cover the scar?  A Cobra would be most practical for coverage with either a military or automotive subtle undertone.  Have you on the prayer docket for tomorrow.  Chow tolerance will resume and life will be good again.  Chief.....continued prayers for you and the family as things wind down.  Read your posts filled with busyness (what else?) which tired me out and helped me get to sleep last night.  Brent.....the room is finally ready for rest, relaxation, accident avoidance, and storage of all of the kiddy stuff, God willing.  Prayers on that front.  NavyJack.....prayers for your neighbor, and congas to you for helping out the best you can.

Angel Prayers for all who need them.  The sun still comes up tomorrow, so mow the lawn before she gets after you.  Later, gang.

Jack

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Posted by Sturgeon-Phish on Thursday, July 29, 2010 7:35 AM

Good Morning everyone,

There are numerous challenges and blessings going around to folks on the pot.  Today is my bride’s and my wedding anniversary; we’ve been wed 32 years.  Wow seems like yesterday.

You guys are in my prayers.

May God bless

Jim

 

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Posted by RockIsland52 on Thursday, July 29, 2010 7:47 AM

Overlap!!!!  Missed this one.  Jim, just one question.  What manner of woman is this who would tolerate YOU for 32 years, especially with your out-of-control train vices and Chevy Chase-type family vacations?  Congratulations, SOMEONE must be looking over you while sustaining your better half!  In some ways this may have been the most memorable and satisfying year of the 32.  God bless you and my wishes for a most happy day, which won't be most happy but will certainly be memorable if you come up short on the anniversary gift front.  88 knows some good doctors. Thumbs Up Big Smile

Jack

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Posted by anjdevil2 on Thursday, July 29, 2010 7:54 AM

Morning, Guys!

Heat warnings today indicies for up to 110F today....Banged Head

JimSP - Congas on 32 years!!  Mom and Dad just did their 56th in July.  Amazing considering I almost made it to 21...

I pretty much accomplished what I needed to last night, more on tap today, I have to get a few things out of my office to the truck.

Angel for our intentions - may we all be safe & happy

Catch up later!

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Posted by sir james I on Thursday, July 29, 2010 8:49 AM

Good morning

Sunny and 80s today.

Wow some good news for a change. Thumbs UpCongrats to Phish and his bride, congrats to Mike C, I hope mom and baby are doing well. Jack granny seems to be doing good I take her back next week for a check up. All is well here for a change, grass needs cutting but its still wet from yesterdays storm. Have a great Day....S.J.

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Posted by Demay on Thursday, July 29, 2010 9:22 AM

Good morning all,

The baby actually let me sleep in until 0700 this morning.  Made the wife and 7y/o son cinnamon rolls and made daughter gluten-free pancakes.  Not much scheduled for today; hopefully some train time; however, the grass in the yard is looking a bit high.

Doug – I never had roller skates to give up.  I believe it’s best for me to stay off those things anyway; I’m not as nimble as I once was.

John – I guess we learn at a young age to embellish our abilities – fishermen are good examples.

Navyjack – Sorry to hear about your neighbor.  We all want to be able to do more financially for people, but sometimes just being there to listen and encourage is more than enough.  The sea shadow looks pretty cool, but how could it not…it looks like Vader’s head.

Mike C. – Congratulations on the new granddaughter.  I’m glad the sides are now even.

8ntruck – I’m glad all went well for your wife.  Sorry to hear about her brother.  I pray the tests go well.

JimSP – Congratulations on the anniversary!  Time flies when you’re having fun.

Regards,

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Posted by Ole Timer on Thursday, July 29, 2010 9:40 AM

 I read on here about you guys with your pools and pool parties ... this is funny ... bet you never had these guests over !    http://www.herald-mail.com/?cmd=displaystory&story_id=249936&format=html    .... watch the video for all the pics ...... LOL

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Posted by rtraincollector on Thursday, July 29, 2010 11:27 AM
Ole Timer

 I read on here about you guys with your pools and pool parties ... this is funny ... bet you never had these guests over !    http://www.herald-mail.com/?cmd=displaystory&story_id=249936&format=html    .... watch the video for all the pics ...... LOL

 

 

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Posted by dbaker48 on Thursday, July 29, 2010 11:59 AM

Greetings Alll !

Just dropping in to let everyone know things are still cool here in So. Cal., No problems, or much interesting going on.

BTW RT, we havn't had a problem with any bear swimming in our pool, OR at least when a camera is around.Cool

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Posted by Papadiesel on Thursday, July 29, 2010 1:37 PM

Hi All,

Returned from a 10 day vacation in and around Indian River, MI. Family and friends joined and the weather was great. If it wasn't for the wife having to return to work, we would have stayed another few days. There were many campers from Ohio and Indianathis year.

So I don't miss anyone I will not mention names. BUT, prayers for those greiving, in need of  healing serving our country and especially those who are thanking their parents for  the gift of life.

VOTE TUESDAY !!

 

 

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Posted by fifedog on Thursday, July 29, 2010 1:52 PM

Evenin' boys.  Evenin' English.

Phish - Happy Anniversary!

cheapclassics - BIG CONGA

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Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, July 29, 2010 5:13 PM

Mike,

         Congratulations on the granddaughter.

Jim,

       Congrats on the anniversary.

Rich,

         Sounds like we are in the same boat job wise. 

Figured I'd post while the laptop decided to work.  I was all ready to fix the broken screwhole on the 740 last night when I discovered that I am out of masking tape.Banged Head  The 718 was waiting for me when I got home today.  Aside from 3 of the 4 floor pin posts being damaged, it is very nice.  That should be an easy fix though.  I am still waiting on the part for my laptop, and hopefully that takes care of it.  If not, I'll pull the HDD and memory and save up for another computer.  I don't feel like throwing money into this one.

 

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Posted by dwiemer on Thursday, July 29, 2010 6:48 PM

Good evening everyone.  Jim, congrats on the anniversary!  Looking forward to many more myself.

Rich, it was quite warm here too.  We have had an on-going issue with the main level zone.  They were able to get the coil under warranty (Just), from Amana.  Problem is, they have attempted twice to install and Amana built the units with the inlet/outlet tubes facing the wrong way.  According to Amana, they made the last lot of 10 this way and they had 8 at the warehouse.  Our HVAC folks told them that they know where the other two are!  Long story short, our folks just come out every 3 days to charge the system.  They are hoping to have a correct unit to install this Saturday.  If not, they are going to press Amana for a whole new system.

I was able to spend some time working on the layout last night.  Built a wall that I need to weather and install.  Hope to make a run down section of town to be the "other side of the tracks" so it will make things more interesting.

I had best go join the rest of the gang as I hear a lot of fun and laughter from upstairs.  I will either join in or have to defend my honor...either way, it is best I be there.  Hope everyone has a blessed night.
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Posted by sir james I on Thursday, July 29, 2010 7:30 PM

Evening All

Low 80s today, 75 right now.

I did cut the grass but did not get it trimmed. To lazy. Maybe tomorrow.

I had Breyers Peach but got banilla for the thingy gang, so pile in.

S.J.

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Posted by hscsltb on Thursday, July 29, 2010 7:33 PM

Mike congrats on the new grandchild! Angel for all that need them, seems to be alot lately. Navyjack got my RS3 yesterday from MTH. Providence and Worcester early paint scheme.Really nice.    A couple of weeks ago the kids had a yard sale.They told me they were raising some money for a trip to the Lego store.Sneaky kids went and bought the Harry Potter expansion set for my birthday.

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