Evening all, it's evening here anyhow,
PC my thoughts and prayers are with you and your wife
Paul W. Beverung wrote: My steamer is a 4 inch scale 0-4-0T representation of a Kerr-Stuart Wren class. It weighs about 600lbs ready to run. I'll try and post a pic or two but with my puter skills and dial-up.
My steamer is a 4 inch scale 0-4-0T representation of a Kerr-Stuart Wren class. It weighs about 600lbs ready to run. I'll try and post a pic or two but with my puter skills and dial-up.
Let me help you out there, son. Here's a decent picture of Paul with his live steamer.
And here's one of him, in the shadow, with his "diseasel".
Regards
Ed
grayfox1119 wrote:Good noontime everyone, I see we have possum soup and French Meat pie for lunch, and also stuffed cabbage leaves. RYAN: Your next performance review depends upon you making the time line of Thanksgiving, so might want to consider OT as well as putting on more help...lol
Hey boss, I would like to make the deadline, trust me, I would love to make the switch, however, the CFO might not approve when funds start dwindling because the workload gets shifted from the profit center to the cost center.... LOL I agree with the last part, getting more help too!
Ryan BoudreauxThe Piedmont Division Modeling The Southern Railway, Norfolk & Western & Norfolk Southern in HO during the merger eraCajun Chef Ryan
Afternoon all
PC About everything has been said,so
Perry Very nice indeed!! I can only hope to do ¼ as well as you and some of the others here in the CS when I get ready for the scenery
Inch
Wish we could have been there
Neal What an improvement and how long did it take since it had already been started
Paul I thought so. Just the scale is different and thanks Ed for posting the pics of Paul,but you need to get the one of him with the Stove Pipe Hat.
Ryan I’m not good with names either and have trouble with mine at times. The loco is the Prototype for that one and it is still hard wired. Jim Humpfhrey is the owner of Mountain Car Company in Salem,Va and is the one that makes it and I met him through Jack back when he was just getting started. He also does other work and MCC is part of his business. According to Monique you have a lot of time,so you should be done in the time frame,huh!?!?
Modeltrainlover Dick has said about all of it,so take heed
Ok all here are some more of Apex
The signal came from the main line that is about 1/4mi from the track site.
The water tower is scratch built and the loco is another one from MCC
That’s about it
Talk to you later
Duke
"Don't take a wooden nickel,because it isn't worth a dime" by my Dad
"There are only 3 things you need out of life:A gentle grade,the wind in your face,and cinders in your hair.....But keep an eye on the water glass!" Jack Evans
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Hey guys, I thought I would stop in and say Hi, and I'm back.
Victor
Happy Railroading.
Good evening everyone. I'll have the steak and lobster.
Went to the doctor this morning for a routine physical. My blood pressure is good, my good cholesterol level is 71, bad is 78, my protien level is a little high. Here's the possible bad news. There's a possibility that I may have prostate cancer. It's been discovered that I have moderately enlarged prostate gland. Right now we're treating it like a urinary tract infection because that's what it probably is. We'll now in a few weeks. They've got me on antobiotics and flo-max.
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
Good morning ! from Indiana.
10-18-06
Bill Tidler Jr.
Near a cornfield in Indiana...
Good morning and top 'o' the day to all of ye.
Today I'll have the ham and eggs.
Morning all!
Another fine morning in central Indiana today!
How's the world treating everyone today?
Just coffee please Zoe, thanks!
jeffrey-wimberly wrote: Here's the possible bad news. There's a possibility that I may have prostate cancer. It's been discovered that I have moderately enlarged prostate gland. Right now we're treating it like a urinary tract infection because that's what it probably is. We'll now in a few weeks. They've got me on antobiotics and flo-max.
Here's the possible bad news. There's a possibility that I may have prostate cancer. It's been discovered that I have moderately enlarged prostate gland. Right now we're treating it like a urinary tract infection because that's what it probably is. We'll now in a few weeks. They've got me on antobiotics and flo-max.
That's not good, either way. Though I think I'd prefer the infection to the alternatives. Oh, and don't worry about that steak and lobster thing. I've found virtual food to be extemely low in fat and calories!
Howdy folks,
Jerry- great pics.
Fergie- Still a pray'n hope all gets better.
RT- I am so sorry for your loss. Prayers for you and yours as well.
Last layout is done and I'm home w/ my wife today as she has a severe sinus infection that gives her migranes, makes her jaw hurt and ears close up. She was up most of the night crying in pain. Gonna take her to the DR. for a follow-up and maybe something stronger. Me- i'm just gimp'n along with sore hands. can only wear those braces so long before I go nuts for lack of movement then put'em back on when it hurts to much.
Fall garden( radishes, and tomatoes) doing great in this cooler weather w/rain, got 3 tomatoes gettin bigger.
Ya'll take care and prayers for all.
Trent
grayfox1119 wrote:JEFF: WOW, I have never seen an LDL as low as yours. I think it has something to do with living in Louisianna. A former work associate was from N.O, LA, and she had an LDL of low 80's also. It must be the crawfish, and jambolia (sp) and other spicy hot foods. LOL
Acually, I don't eat either one of those, especially the crawfish, it makes me sick. I do however keep the makers of Tobasco sauce in business as well as Tony Chachere's Creole seasoning.
My wife did the same thing about a year ago. Shoved a steak knife all the way through her hand and didn't feel a thing. Tip was sticking out the other side. Then she pulled it back out. With all the nerve damage she didn't feel anything. We went to the hospital and the doc said it was a million dollar wound. Didn't damage anything but some flesh. No muscles, bones, nerves, blood vesels, nothing.
I threw the pointy knives out and bought some round tipped steak knives.
Afternoon Gang: Not much going on here. My weekend starts in about 20 minutes. I just checked the weather map and it's 84 here and 45 in the panhandle on the other side of the front. I guess we just had a one day summer.
I was painting the Roadrunner's beak this morning and had a big run down the front. Sufice it to say I had to wait for the paint to dry and sand it out and start over again. I had planned on getting him in Saturday morning so that's out.
Ryan: I just wanted to let you know that there is no pressure being put on you. I wouldn't do that since I get that here all the time. Just have it running by the day after T-day.
I dropped my Exacto kniff one day and it stuck in the toe of my boot, just like I was playing Mumbley Peg. I've spilled a few drops ( pints ) of blood myself.
Well it's getting time to hit the clock. I hope that no one is standing in the way. I'd hat to have to run over someone getting to the clock.
See you all later.
Jerry Can you say OUCH!!!! I was using a hot knife once and it slipped and cut the top of my middle finger,I FLET IT and didn’t think the red stuff was going to stop. I said OOOWWWWW!!!!!
Paul posted
Ok,here are some more from Apex
This one is propane fired
That’s about it for now
Best to all on sick call and those recovering
Hello everyone,
Jeffrey my poor old dad's just had his prostrate taken out, through the old you know what, it makes my toes curl thinking about it, anyhow two days later a woman got caught up in the cathiter pipe and tripped up on it, poor old dad was NOT amused one bit. He on the mend now but it's taken weeks
Duke great pictures, love the norfolk southern engine