sleeper33 wrote:food might be bland but it's wholesome. and you tell me that you didn't enjoy an English breakfast!!!!!!!!!!!Gav
food might be bland but it's wholesome. and you tell me that you didn't enjoy an English breakfast!!!!!!!!!!!
Gav
Dr. Frankendiesel aka Scott Running BearSpace Mouse for president!15 year veteran fire fighterCollector of Apple //e'sRunning Bear EnterprisesHistory Channel Club life member.beatus homo qui invenit sapientiam
[ Gav: I just looked at where you are. Man, I haven't been to England since the late 70's. ]
I haven't been to England since the early 90's. Wonderful people, bland food. That is where I met my wife. Rob
pcarrell wrote: What an interesting day!I've got to tell you all about this!The wife got the staples out OK today, and she's doing well on that, but on the way to pick her up I called and she told me that after the appointment we're going to have to go to the emergency room! Seems my son was playing last night and hurt his finger (I knew that much), but now it's twice the size it should be and it's all black and blue! I told her to call her doctor as he's a hand, knee and foot specialist and see if he'll be willing to take an x-ray while we're there and get him all fixed up. The doc said it was no problem (This doc is awesome!). So we go there and it's a slight fracture in the growth plate, but it's bad enough that he decides on a cast (my son thinks he's the coolest thing since sliced bread now because he has a cast). Then he see's my son walking down the hall on his tiptoes, like he always does because of his muscular dystrophy, and stops to examine him about that issue (the doc knows our family history of MD). A few minutes later he's telling us about a new surgical procedure that has just come out that will relieve the tightness he has, and while he may have to have the surgery again when he's done growing (because it could tighten up again as he grows), after that, he may never have to have the surgery again and he may never see the wheelchair that was predicted for him by age 25! He may die of old age, walking!You can't even begin to imagine how happy my wife and I are right now! God did such a wonderful thing when He brought this talented surgeon into our lives! Now my wife will be walking for many years to come instead of being confined to a wheelchair, and my son may never see his own wheelchair!I've gotta go scream from a mountaintop now! (Does anyone know where to find a real mountaintop in Indiana?)
What an interesting day!
I've got to tell you all about this!
The wife got the staples out OK today, and she's doing well on that, but on the way to pick her up I called and she told me that after the appointment we're going to have to go to the emergency room! Seems my son was playing last night and hurt his finger (I knew that much), but now it's twice the size it should be and it's all black and blue! I told her to call her doctor as he's a hand, knee and foot specialist and see if he'll be willing to take an x-ray while we're there and get him all fixed up. The doc said it was no problem (This doc is awesome!). So we go there and it's a slight fracture in the growth plate, but it's bad enough that he decides on a cast (my son thinks he's the coolest thing since sliced bread now because he has a cast). Then he see's my son walking down the hall on his tiptoes, like he always does because of his muscular dystrophy, and stops to examine him about that issue (the doc knows our family history of MD). A few minutes later he's telling us about a new surgical procedure that has just come out that will relieve the tightness he has, and while he may have to have the surgery again when he's done growing (because it could tighten up again as he grows), after that, he may never have to have the surgery again and he may never see the wheelchair that was predicted for him by age 25! He may die of old age, walking!
You can't even begin to imagine how happy my wife and I are right now! God did such a wonderful thing when He brought this talented surgeon into our lives! Now my wife will be walking for many years to come instead of being confined to a wheelchair, and my son may never see his own wheelchair!
I've gotta go scream from a mountaintop now!
(Does anyone know where to find a real mountaintop in Indiana?)
that's great news!!! And you might try around the southern edge. The Ohio River Valley has some real high hills. And while there, check out the Madison Hill
-Morgan
Jeffrey
Probably changed alot since you were last here as prob. your side has since the last time I was there. ( 2006)
Nice paint job Jeffrey. top noch.
Can come over anytime and do some of mine ( just joking abut the painting but if your ever over this side of the pond look me up that goes for any of you )
refill, thanks!
***RT, hope all goes well for you so those trains are not boxed for too long.
***Philip, that is WONDERFUL news about your son and that surgery. Wow, I'll bet you feel on top of the world with that news, as does your son & wife. That kind of positive news is so good for the soul, should help the wife heal faster now.
***Some car trouble around the Diner lately. Noticed our pickup starting to "tap" until it warms up. Glad summer is coming. Guess it wouldn't hurt any to do an oil change with synthetic.
Tested the first TECHII and it confirmed my old Throttlepack was having problems. Whew, so glad the problem wasn't with any of my locos. Will hook up the second TECHII shortly and give another loco a run. Love the slow speed control. Told my wife one of them was hers, which she appreciated.
Storms about tonight. Tomorrow could bring some severe ones. YeeHaw! Rob
Life's hard, even harder if your stupid John Wayne
http://rtssite.shutterfly.com/
pcarrell wrote:Hey Jeff, Rails Of The World seems to be having issues. I can't hit the site. I get the "cannot find server" message.
sleeper33 wrote:Jeffrey well nice loco sorry but is I H C the railroad it worked for or the model company?
well nice loco sorry but is I H C the railroad it worked for or the model company?
PC: That's outstanding news about your son, and your wife also. Yes that doc sounds like a real winner.
Evening Gang: Mary Ann is feeling a bit better and I'm am still doing OK just achy and tired. I started to mow the grass (weeds) in the far back yard. I need to sharpen the blades on both the riding tractor mowers. I really don't like doing that as I have to get under the things to get the blades off. Fortunately I have a come along to hoist them up and plenty of solid blocks to hold them up. It really takes three hands to get the things off. One to hold the pipe wrench so the hubs don't turn. One to hold the socket wrench on the blot and one to turn the wrench. This time when I put the things back on I'm going to use anti-seize on the bolts.
Hi Bill: It's good to see you in the evening. I like that depot. So, how's retirement going?
I added more fluid to the transmission on the truck and it did help enough to get it into it's usual parking place and out of the way. I still have to find out how much for a rebuilding or swap out.
Well I guess I'll hit the road.
Good Night All
Philip
glad your wife is getting better and has had the staples out. The news about your son is awsome mate .
well nice loco sorry but is I H C the railroad it worked for or the model company? also sorry about the car but sounds nasty
That was my IHC 2-10-2.
I guess it's time to put my car in the shop again. I was coming in from town a while ago and had to slow down for slower traffic. I pressed the brake pedal and it went to the floor, I mean ALL THE WAY TO THE FLOOR! I pumped the pedal and the brakes came back. I checked the wheel rims to see if there was any brake fluid leaking out, couldn't find any. The brake reservoir is full so that's not the issue. This has bad master cylinder written all over it.
Nice video Jeffrey
what engine was that?
How about a little steam action?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Or_pWqXamZ4
Morning all
Tea and a breakfast sandwich with sausage please Zoe.
How is everyone?
Friend just sent me an awesome video on youtube.......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3o7hb9Ap9oI
Click this link for more...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlgeqFODME8
Alex
Depot-Hillisburg, Indiana (Clinton County) NKP (former LE&W)
I'll have a Diet Coke and some fries !
Bill Tidler Jr.
Near a cornfield in Indiana...
Hi guys.I'm pretty sure Wholesale didn't have enough. I'm gonna cancel and order from FDT.
Also...
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Click that link, please. It will make my town bigger each time a new person clicks. Once there, it is not necessary to do anything.
You are MOST welcome!
Terry
Terry in NW Wisconsin
Queenbogey715 is my Youtube channel
I received this mystery box today so brought it into the studio. As soon as I cut open the top, the assault began. I managed to snap one pic of the carnage. It was over almost as quick as it began. WARNING, the pic is very graphic:
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The ol' Throttlepack didn't stand a chance. At least these tough TECHII guys put it out of it's misery.
***THANK YOU, Terry. Will make it up to you down the road. Looking forward to trying them out later tonight. It's back to work now.
NO SCHOOL!!!
And still no big boy...
Cox 47 wrote:Jim..I'll try to get a photo of fish shack when I get the roof on it...Is your Glacier Gravel still gonna be a Gravel company or something else?.....
Jim..I'll try to get a photo of fish shack when I get the roof on it...Is your Glacier Gravel still gonna be a Gravel company or something else?.....
Jerry, I'll probably have it as a sand and gravel dealer, with another part of the layout being where the quick-concrete dealer is. Haven't completely decided just yet, since I don't have that section of the layout built so far.
Jim in Cape Girardeau