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Posted by gear-jammer on Sunday, September 30, 2007 3:51 PM

Good afternoon.  I think that a hot coffee would be just great. 

It is stormy here today. I am hoping that the wind doesn't wreck my butterfly bushes.  Lazy me.  I was hoping to fill the wood shed and then hang them to dry, but I have been distracted. 

Last week I worked on the fence, got hay, and worked on the fence some more.  I am getting ready for a new batch of calves.

Later,  Sue

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Posted by Heartland Division CB&Q on Sunday, September 30, 2007 5:15 PM

Hello everybody.

Coffee and cake for me, please.

Scott...........what an improvement!  The picture without cowboy hat and with Sarah in it. Very nice. Hats off to you!. Thumbs Up [tup]

Good to hear from Sue.. Busy there, right.

Good idea for backdrop, Jeff!

Happy Model Railroading

 

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Posted by JimRCGMO on Sunday, September 30, 2007 5:35 PM

Good afternoon, Janie, a root beer float and how about a nice steak with some fresh asparagus, please?


 pcarrell wrote:

Go to church, mow the lawn, and throw in a heavy dose of napping, that's my day today!  Oh yeah, gotta get the kitty door installed!

PC, are you practicing up to be an ORF, with that schedule you're headed in the right direction! Evil [}:)] Wink [;)] Well, except for the installing the kitty door, maybe...

 pcarrell wrote:

Um, Im married.  I haven't had a "girlfriend" in almost 20 years.

Hey, now - better treat the CFO as nice as when she was your girlfriend. You might end up outside of that kitty door.. Oops [oops] Wink [;)]

Colby, the moss looks nice so far - keep us updated on that as it goes.

Sue, I bet getting ready for those calves will keep you pretty busy. How many are you expecting to be delivering?

Scott, sounds like a good day at work! On the dance, if they don't play the music you like, you could hum your own and dance to that, right? Smile [:)] Keep up the good attitude at work, by the way. Good start, from the sounds of it.

Is there a Red Sox game on the TV? - I haven't seen Dick, Ed, or JP in the Diner this afternoon.

Oh, speaking of the Diner, I scored the Dixie's Diner (the one Scale Structures Ltd. makes) on eBay yesterday. May combine it and a Harriman coach I already started. I'll just need to make different signs for it.  

Nice afternoon here - only got into the low 80's (F, upper 20's C) and I just had the windows open and the fans circulating the airflow. No more calls from my primary on-call, which has been nice. Yeah!! [yeah]

Time to work on this steak, though - PC was kind of eyeing it while I was posting, and we all know that guy's appetite. Shock [:O]Smile,Wink, & Grin [swg]

Enjoy the rest of your afternoon (and evening) - including those of you taking naps. Duke, wake up! You're hogging half the booth, and Janie said the snoring is way too loud...Evil [}:)]

 

Blessings,

Jim in Cape Girardeau 

 

 

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Posted by gear-jammer on Sunday, September 30, 2007 6:16 PM
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Sue, I bet getting ready for those calves will keep you pretty busy. How many are you expecting to be delivering?

Jim,  I buy 4 weanlings from the same breeder, after we butcher the previous batch.  I will pick them up when they are ready to go.  You know shots, worming, and of course banded so they are steers.  I bought hay from the same people so I have had a chance to get aquainted with the babies.  If you make pets out of them there is little chance that they will get out.  They learn to come running when I go out to the barn.

Garry, How is the NP stuff going?

Larry and I talked about our goals for the layout between now and the end of the year.  His goal is to try to finish the curved trestle.  That means that I need to get a few things done.

Sue

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Posted by JimRCGMO on Sunday, September 30, 2007 7:49 PM

Evening - I see Sue was just in a bit ago. Just a cup of coffee for me, Janie. I'm still stuffed from that steak and asparagus earlier (well, there was that piece of apple pie that you found me that PC missed...)Wink [;)]

Sue, that's a good idea for keeping the calves close to the barn. Probably a little bottle feeding when you'd be there getting the hay didn't hurt, either. Thumbs Up [tup] I like the NP paint scheme on their diesels (which you probably could tell a little from my paint scheme for my Colorado, Arizona & Western (CAW)):

 

Actually, one of the SW900/1200 P2K's that I have is in NP livery. If I could only justify how it ended up down in the Four Corners area...Wink [;)] But I can easily justify NP and WP freight cars being down that way (well, in my mind, anyway!). I will have interchanges with the ATSF and D&RGW at the ends of my lines, though. (Hear that, Rob? Wink [;)])

I'll sneak another one of these to the corner booth before PC gets the scent of it. I'll be over there when anyone else comes in, Janie. Smile [:)]

 

Mmmm...mmm...mmm... scrumptious! Dinner [dinner]

 

Blessings,

Jim in Cape Girardeau

 

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Posted by grayfox1119 on Sunday, September 30, 2007 7:55 PM

What day is this??? Waht what time is it? Why is it dark outside? Did I sleep right through Sunday ??? Man......that was some party last night, Ed, JP and I really were stokin the coals!!!  And to top it off, the Red Sox have the best record in the American League, so they get home field advantage, and play the California Angels on Wednesday.

ED: you will have to keep me posted on the playoffs, I fly out of Logan on Wednesday morning for Calgary via Denver.

GARRY: Yup, getting everything ready, charging batteries for cameras, cleaning off the flash cards, checking the long range weather forecast for the Cascades and Rockies, especially in Banff and Kamloops. I have a 300mm lense for the D70 for the longer shots, 80mm to 200mm zoom for the closer shots. I was hoping to stop in to some Canadian LHS's but the dollar is now equal to the Maple Leaf, so no bargains expected in the exchange rate.

JEFF: Man those Southern gals are tough!!!! Did PC fix you up with her, or was he pullin yer leg?

SCOTT: When you say you didn't like the music, that is a sure sign your getting older Scott, it's a new younger generation now, and there're into something that I call "Rap Rockin Roll ".

Later guys, gotta run,

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Posted by Flashwave on Sunday, September 30, 2007 7:56 PM
 pcarrell wrote:

 ModelTrainLover wrote:
PC, I seen 8 month old babies pull better jokes than that.

It was spur of the moment........

BTW here's your girlfriend

Um, Im married.  I haven't had a "girlfriend" in almost 20 years.

 

That your gonna admit to anyway... :P

(Sorry, couldn't miss the option since no one else took it.)

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Posted by Cederstrand on Sunday, September 30, 2007 7:58 PM

in a UP mug with a large slice of , please & thank you.

Got much accomplished today and am ready to wind down. Hope everyone is doing well. I'll be in a corner booth, trying not to nod off until finished with the pie.Dinner [dinner]

Cowboy [C):-)] Rob

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Sunday, September 30, 2007 8:16 PM
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JEFF: Man those Southern gals are tough!!!! Did PC fix you up with her, or was he pullin yer leg?

That's PC's idea of a joke. The faster it's dropped the happier I'll be.

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Posted by Paul W. Beverung on Sunday, September 30, 2007 8:26 PM

Evening Gang: John got the new baler going and it makes the best rolls I've seen. They are real tight and even. We are going to have to find a tractor with a cab. Poor John was wearing a painters hooded coverall, dust mask, and goggles. he did alright untill it got hot in the afternoon. He shut down at 4 and was going to start again in the evening. I guess he'll be finishing tomorrow. The tractor handled the baler just fine.

Since I didn't get to read the paper today I'll cut out and do it now.

Good Night All

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Posted by egmurphy on Sunday, September 30, 2007 8:45 PM

Good Evening Coffee Clubbers,

Another beautiful day down here in Paradise.  Cool [8D]  Typical lazy Sunday for us.  Of course, being retired, every day is kind of lazy for us.

I suppose I ought to clarify that when I said that Hurricane Lorenzo was a non-event, I meant that as far as we personally were concerned.  Low lying areas of Tuxpan south of the river, and several small cities south of here (Poza Rica and Alamo), and people living along the coast south of here did see quite a bit of flooding.

Scott: I've got a lot of stuff to learn, and it's gonna take a good bit of time to get everything down pat.
And once you get "everything" down pat you'll have discovered new stuff to learn.  If you're lucky, and pay attention, you never stop learning.  But based on your past school history I suspect you already knew that.  Wink [;)]  Nice photo of you and Sarah.  She's a nice looking girl.  Good luck.

Jim - no Red Sox game on the tv for me.  Not much big league baseball on regular tv down here.  ESPN in Spanish caries a couple of games a week.  So I've seen maybe 6 Red Sox games all season.  Today was the last day of the regular season.  Divisional Championship series starts this week.

Actually, one of the SW900/1200 P2K's that I have is in NP livery. If I could only justify how it ended up down in the Four Corners area...
Easy.  Bought it second hand from the NP.  Too cheap, make that frugal, to repaint immediately.

Dick:  You will have to keep me posted on the playoffs, I fly out of Logan on Wednesday morning for Calgary via Denver.
Check, Chief.  Although I'd suspect that traveling with a group of people from your area, more than one is going to have the inside scoop on the games.

That's about it.

Hasta mañana,

Ed

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Posted by pcarrell on Sunday, September 30, 2007 8:52 PM
 JimRCGMO wrote:

 pcarrell wrote:

Go to church, mow the lawn, and throw in a heavy dose of napping, that's my day today!  Oh yeah, gotta get the kitty door installed!

PC, are you practicing up to be an ORF, with that schedule you're headed in the right direction! Evil [}:)] Wink [;)] Well, except for the installing the kitty door, maybe...

Would it help if I told you I never got to the kitty door?

 pcarrell wrote:

Um, Im married.  I haven't had a "girlfriend" in almost 20 years.

Hey, now - better treat the CFO as nice as when she was your girlfriend. You might end up outside of that kitty door.. Oops [oops] Wink [;)]

Kitty door will be from the rest of the house into the laundry room.  The cat is an indoors only cat.

As for the other issue, I learned a long time ago that you treat them WAY better then just a girlfriend after you marry them! 

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Posted by pcarrell on Sunday, September 30, 2007 8:54 PM
 jeffrey-wimberly wrote:
 grayfox1119 wrote:

JEFF: Man those Southern gals are tough!!!! Did PC fix you up with her, or was he pullin yer leg?

That's PC's idea of a joke. The faster it's dropped the happier I'll be.

 

Alright, alright.....I'm just messin' with ya!  I'll leave ya alone!

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Sunday, September 30, 2007 8:58 PM

I now have a DCC equipped Athearn GP50 running on my layout. My neighbors son traded me his GP50 for my RS3 SP Black Widow. I wasted no time sticking a NCE Silent Running decoder in the GP50. Here's some pics taken during the conversion and a video showing the testing being done afterwards.

http://s136.photobucket.com/albums/q186/forum-1/?action=view&current=P1010006-3.flv

 

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Posted by Heartland Division CB&Q on Sunday, September 30, 2007 8:58 PM

Howdy....

Any of Rob's apple pie left?  

Dick.... I'm sure you will enjoy the trip. There are some good model train stores in Vancouver area, but now I don't recall names of them or how to get there. We went to Whistler while in BC, and we had the best pancakes imaginable there. There's a great breakfast restaurant in downtown Vancouver with a breakfast "pie" including eggs, sausage, onions, and artichoke hearts along with other good stuff. Can't tell you much more about it now. Of course, food on the Rocky Mountaineer was just fantastic!

Sue... not much NP or other stuff lately. I have been helping Shelley with working on her sister's estate. It's still pretty hard on Shelley. I've worked on a couple of Burlington locos for my sanity breaks.  Perhaps I'll operate some NP trains and maybe post a pix of that.  

PC ..... you stirred up a bit of trouble concerning our favorite KCS fan. Now, now. Get back to work on that layout! 

Jim CG........... any chance of bringing some Cape G. frozen custard again, soon? If not, maybe Ryan can get some.

Duke ... speaking of frozen custard, have you been to Irma's just west of Utica? Good stuff!

 

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Posted by Hoople on Sunday, September 30, 2007 9:11 PM

Hey guys.

I'll have two scoops of vanilla ice cream, chloe.

Sue: Enjoying the perfect weather?

Jeff: More nice pictures. I never seem to get around to taking any...

Well, I've been assembling my Fantasy-cool-passenger-train. Looked on walthers for some UP cars, and found some, and lots are on sale. I better get the jump on 'em. So far, my fantasy train looks like:

Pullman Heavyweight 70' ACF baggage, Pullman Standard 10-5 sleeper, Pullman Standard 6-6-4 sleeper, Pullman Standard 48 seat diner, Pullman Heavyweight paired window coach, Pullman Standard 64 seat coach, and finally, Pullman Heavyweight observation.

All in UP yellow. I think it'll look great behind my challenger.

Well, gotta go,

Mark

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Posted by bjdukert on Sunday, September 30, 2007 9:24 PM

Garry

speaking of frozen custard, have you been to Irma's just west of Utica? Good stuff!
Many times and it is good stuff and we now have a frozen custard place just up the road from my house and it is as good if not better than Irma's. Cool [8D]Approve [^]Thumbs Up [tup]Dinner [dinner]Yeah!! [yeah]

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Posted by gear-jammer on Sunday, September 30, 2007 9:44 PM

Garry,  Shelley will be in our prayers. She has lots of work ahead of her.  I remember a similar experience.  Patience will be the best virtue.

Mark,  If you mean horizontal rain.  Well,  that would be right.  It forced me inside today.  Just a couple of days ago, I was working outside in a tank top.  Maybe that means some layout time.

 Toy Train 

Sue





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Posted by grayfox1119 on Sunday, September 30, 2007 10:08 PM

GARRY:  I was checkin the satellite loop over Banff, and also there're local web cam, and the peaks are all covered with snow, so I guess there will be some real nice scenes if the sun is out.

Later,

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Posted by JimRCGMO on Sunday, September 30, 2007 10:49 PM

Just a quick stop by for now, Janie. Cup of hot chocolate to go for me. Thanks! 

Garry/Heartland Division CB&Q wrote:

Jim CG........... any chance of bringing some Cape G. frozen custard again, soon? If not, maybe Ryan can get some.

Duke ... speaking of frozen custard, have you been to Irma's just west of Utica? Good stuff!

Actually, Garry (and Duke) - after I had dinner and that apple pie here, I went by our local custard place... Got me a chocolate custard shake. Yum! Smile [:)] I'll bring enough for everyone tomorrow when I swing by the Diner. Garry, we'll see about praying for as smooth as possible of a go for Shelley to get things ironed out on Janet's estate. Angel [angel] Angel [angel] Angel [angel]

Jeff - got your PM; now another question for you. Where do you find the photos you print out for using on your backdrops (Or do you use several sources  - name the names, man!) Wink [;)] They look like there's a lot of detail in them, and some of the places I've seen online don't have free/inexpensive photos with that much detail in them. Thanks!

PC, good to hear you're keeping on your wife's good side (especially if she swings a mean cast iron skillet...Shock [:O]Laugh [(-D])!

I'd better get home to bed now. See everyone tomorrow!

 

Blessings and a good night's rest for all,

Jim in Cape Girardeau 

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Sunday, September 30, 2007 10:55 PM
 JimRCGMO wrote:

Jeff - got your PM; now another question for you. Where do you find the photos you print out for using on your backdrops (Or do you use several sources  - name the names, man!) Wink [;)] They look like there's a lot of detail in them, and some of the places I've seen online don't have free/inexpensive photos with that much detail in them. Thanks!

Check your PM's

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Posted by wetidlerjr on Monday, October 1, 2007 5:10 AM

Good morning ! from Indiana. Big Smile [:D]

10-01-07

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Posted by pcarrell on Monday, October 1, 2007 8:00 AM

How's everyone doin' this mornin'?

Bit of a wet one here today so far.  Weather guesser is calling for 78 degrees and spotty showers ending later this afternoon.  Right now it looks like this........

Well, another weekend gone and I didn't get to work on the layout.  Gotta make that a higher priority! 

I did take the wife and my son up to visit my parents yesterday though.  Dad's health is not so hot, so I've been trying to drive up to see them or at least call and see how they're getting along every week or so.

So whats up with all of you?

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Monday, October 1, 2007 8:13 AM

Good morning.

Today's Weather for:  
Sundown, LA  71446-6114      10/1/2007 
 
Heat Index:  76°F
Humidity:  85%
Dew Point:  66°F
 
So Far Today
High:  76°F
Low:  71°F
Rain:  0.00"
Rain Rate:  0.00"/h
Gust:  6mph SSE
 
Today  High: 90    Mostly sunny. Patchy fog in the morning. Highs around 90. Light and variable winds.  

Tonight  Low: 62    Partly cloudy. Patchy fog after midnight. Lows in the lower 60s. Light and variable winds.

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Posted by Derrick Moore on Monday, October 1, 2007 9:05 AM
 Flashwave wrote:
 pcarrell wrote:

 ModelTrainLover wrote:
PC, I seen 8 month old babies pull better jokes than that.

It was spur of the moment........

BTW here's your girlfriend

Um, Im married.  I haven't had a "girlfriend" in almost 20 years.

 

That your gonna admit to anyway... :P

(Sorry, couldn't miss the option since no one else took it.)

Ouch........

Breakfast's on me!!!!!!!

(Just don't make it too expensive.........;-)..)

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Posted by Derrick Moore on Monday, October 1, 2007 9:11 AM
 ModelTrainLover wrote:
 pcarrell wrote:
 jeffrey-wimberly wrote:
 pcarrell wrote:

I found a pic of Jeff's new girlfriend!

T'ain't funny!

Awwww, stickin' up for her?  Ain't that sweet?

PC, I seen 8 month old babies pull better jokes than that.

BTW here's your girlfriend

Ouch........

AGAIN!

Big Smile [:D]

(Hey, don't worry, I have parents that make fun of me if I have a girlfriend. THINK....15 years old and i'm already a loner.........)

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Posted by Anonymous on Monday, October 1, 2007 9:13 AM

Good morning.

Have not been here in a while so welcome to a the new faces, belated happy birthdays to those I missed and prayers for those who need them.

One of our friends has sent me a picture and I think he trying to get me in trouble...

 

So thanks Dick. 

Hope everyone is fine.

Happy MRRing

 

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Posted by JPowell on Monday, October 1, 2007 9:17 AM

Morning all -

  Just a quick stop in for a morning cup o' joe! Been busy w/ the g/f and work, so I have not had much time as of late to stop by. Hope everyone is doing well. Prayers and wishes to those in need!

  TTYL!

JP

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Posted by JimRCGMO on Monday, October 1, 2007 9:53 AM

Good Morning, Diners - Zoe, a cup of coffee, please. Thanks!

Oh yeah, I promised Garry and Duke to bring some custard concretes and shakes, didn't I. Well, here you go. Smile [:)]

It was kind of cloudy this morning on the way to w**k, but it's cleared off and is sunny currently. Cool [8D] Supposed to reach the low 80's/upper 70's today, so should be a nice day.

Not sure what was going on, but this morning from home I was having trouble accessing the forums or a PM. But I'm able to get there from here, so all is well for the moment, and hopefully it will have fixed itself by tonight. Smile [:)] 

Jeff, got your PM - I think that's the same place I'd visited before. Might have some of the images I need on another drive, but will have to wait until I get home tonight. Thanks for the info and tips on the backdrops! Thumbs Up [tup]

Ah, the paperw**k awaits (like a snake in the grass, waiting to bite me in the...).Shock [:O] Time to get back at it.

 

Blessings on your week (and new month),

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Posted by gear-jammer on Monday, October 1, 2007 10:13 AM

Concretes for breakfast?

I will just have coffee.

Sue

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