How do folks?
Prayers for your wife PC!
Heck yea....we got rain again today!!!! Celebrations in the street.....I might just go dancing in the rain too...
Nice photos posted by all since my last post, and thanks for sharing!
So Red Sox play game 1 tonight in the WS! Hey Ed, I know you're pumped up about them gettin' back into the WS, game 6 and 7 against the Indians was quite impressive play.
Been updating my Blog site lately, cheek it out when you get some time....
Hey Duke - sounds like a plan with the rework on the layout! Oh, I think there is a fresh batch of pies coming out the oven soon........
Cheers,
Ryan
Ryan BoudreauxThe Piedmont Division Modeling The Southern Railway, Norfolk & Western & Norfolk Southern in HO during the merger eraCajun Chef Ryan
refill, please & thank you.
Heard the dogs barking a short while ago. When I looked, the 3 Pyrenees were in the middle of the yard barking towards the driveway. Upon investigation, there was a large package set against the gate. Guess DHL drivers don't like big dogs! Philip, You are a Prince. THANK YOU! The wife is still sleeping as I type...she works 7:00pm-7:00am so is sleeping late. When she wakes, she will have the option of seeing it now, or waiting for Christmas. Either way, tonight that beautiful little train is coming out of the box, getting a touch of fresh oil, and we'll see if she agrees to steam along the rails. Again, THANK YOU! (expect something around the Holidays...like it or not)
Rob
Gary,
Did your friend Bill used to be in Dallas? I know a Bill from there who sells at these shows. His business may be under a different name.
Phil, please keep us posted!
Steve
Cox 47 wrote:.....oder up.......
Are you trying to tell us something?
pcarrell wrote: Thanks for the support all! BaylorMax wrote:PC, my prayers are with you. You have a really tough decision. Have the doctors given you any statistics? Have you searched the web to see what you can find there? When my late wife was sick, I learned a lot from searching the web including searching Medline which is a medical article database. Yeah, we've done some research and found that this doc is pretty "on it". It helps when the Muscular Dystrophy Association is real interested in your case (her form of the desease is pretty rare). We go back to the doc's today for more testing and an MRI of both knees. Guess we'll know more soon, huh?
Thanks for the support all!
BaylorMax wrote:PC, my prayers are with you. You have a really tough decision. Have the doctors given you any statistics? Have you searched the web to see what you can find there? When my late wife was sick, I learned a lot from searching the web including searching Medline which is a medical article database.
PC, my prayers are with you. You have a really tough decision. Have the doctors given you any statistics? Have you searched the web to see what you can find there? When my late wife was sick, I learned a lot from searching the web including searching Medline which is a medical article database.
Yeah, we've done some research and found that this doc is pretty "on it". It helps when the Muscular Dystrophy Association is real interested in your case (her form of the desease is pretty rare). We go back to the doc's today for more testing and an MRI of both knees. Guess we'll know more soon, huh?
Hey, that sucks...:-(
It so happens that I actually have 2 genetic conditions: Diverticulosis (which I already went through) and a condition in which one of the adrinaline glands fail. I heard that it wrecks your entire body.
TO EVERYBODY ELSE:
Derrick Moore wrote:This may be funny to you guys... It's funny to me......What would you do if birds were the size of blue whales?Here's my answer....1) When they take a BIG FAT S**T, scream, don't yell:INCOMING!!! 2) NEVER, EVER use windex on your windows. PERIOD.
This may be funny to you guys... It's funny to me......
What would you do if birds were the size of blue whales?
Here's my answer....
1) When they take a BIG FAT S**T, scream, don't yell:
INCOMING!!!
2) NEVER, EVER use windex on your windows. PERIOD.
What do ya think?
Rain!!!
0.81" at my house just this morning (I have a professional-grade weather station mounted on the kids' playset). I'm pumped! And the first of two cold fronts hasn't even arrived yet!
This won't break the drought completely, but if it buys the city of Raleigh a few more weeks of drinking water, it's a start!
Here's the latest:
The rain washed away the grass seed I'd just had put down yesterday, but heck, if that's what it takes to get rain, I'll part with it!
Philip, if this almost miraculous rainfall is any proof, prayers are being answered as we speak. I hope also with you and your wife.
Modeling the Rio Grande Southern First District circa 1938-1946 in HOn3.
BTW Rob,.......how was your nice long, hot shower this morning now that you have water?
Heartland Division CB and Q wrote: Philip... we're all concerned about your better half. We have an anathesiologist (kan't spel it) in our family, and if you want some insights I could ask for you. Prayers.
Philip... we're all concerned about your better half. We have an anathesiologist (kan't spel it) in our family, and if you want some insights I could ask for you. Prayers.
She has a list of things she can't have and special procedures and such, but I may take you up on that.....THANKS!
Hello everyone.......
Rob ... The cows don't eat much. The E8 is a Life Like Proto 2000.
(Texas) Steve ..... if you get to Houston show, I have a friend traveling there from paducah to sell stuff. He sells under the name "Classic Trains and Ferrari's" and his name is Bill. He's quite a good guy and normally has a big book selection.
Take care.......
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
A strongin a Southern mug this morning, please & thank you!
***James, nice start on your layout. Look forward to seeing photos of your progress. My family visited Australia (don't recall which parts) and LOVED the people there. My mother(RIP) always said if she lived anywhere other than the USA, it would definitely be Australia.
***Colby, good luck with the Inspector.
***Philip, we'll be thinking of your two today.
Good morning.Today's Weather for: Sundown, LA 71446-6114 10/24/2007 Wind Chill: 45°FHumidity: 87%Dew Point: 41°F So Far TodayHigh: 45°FLow: 42°FRain: 0.00"Rain Rate: 0.00"/hGust: 0mph NNE Today High: 65 Partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of rain. Highs in the mid 60s. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph.
Tonight Low: 45 Partly cloudy. A 20 percent chance of rain. Lows in the mid 40s. North winds around 10 mph.
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
1) When they take a BIG FAT ***, scream, don't yell:
2) NEVER, EVER use windex on your windows. Period.
Good morning, all!
Fall has found southeast Texas. It is in the 40's this morning. Clear skies and low humidity. After the long summer this weather is really welcome!
Went to Houston yesterday on business and visited Papa Ben's, my favorite hobby shop. Nov 3 the group here is going to Houston to the train show there, which apparently is much like a GATS. Ok, it's got a lot of tinplate, etc., but it's still a train show and we feel the need to go to one.
Well, the coffee cup needs refilling so I think I'll go refill it, grab a bite of breakfast, and go to work. Have a great day, all!
Diners (and G'Day, OzJim)! Zoe, a cup of coffee (if Fergie made it, you might add a bit of water to mine...) - thanks!
Not yet raining here today, but give it a little time and that'll likely change. A rather cool 46 F currently (which would be short sleeve weather for Fergie and our Nova Scotian neighbours).
'Nuther day of getting things whittled down at work...
Jerry, on your photos, do you have them uploaded to your Photobucket account already, or is your problem with getting them there? And have you looked at the diretions out in the main forum (think it's one of the first four topics at the top of that page)?
I'll be drinking my coffee at the window booth for a bit.
Blessings,
Jim in Cape Girardeau
Morning.
Well today at school we have an inspector from the USAF (United States Air Force) here to inspect all of the cadets and the Soughmores have to drill infront of the inspector and if they mess up. Lewiston High School has to drop the AFJROTC program. The inspector comes every 5 years.
Hello all,
Just a quick stop to let you know about my thread I started a few days ago...
http://www.trains.com/trccs/forums/1246098/ShowPost.aspx
has a bit about what i've been up to the last few weeks...
Take care,
James
James, Brisbane Australia
Modelling AT&SF in the 90s
Mornin, coffee n a couple doughnuts please Zoe, since I'm buying
Suppose to be cloudy n damp again, thrill, stuck inside with sick kids.
ROB,,,good to hear your getting rain and hope you get enough to get the creek flowing again.
PRINTER,, thanks for the pics of the shuttle. I've always wanted to see one, but never had the chance. Deb n her family went down and watched one of the Mercury launches, when her uncle worked there.
JR,, I have a few unbuilt kits, mine is to many done and no place to use them yet.
PC,,, can't help ya much with the decision, guess ya'll have to do more talking with the docs and the boss upstairs. We'll be with ya'll whatever.
DICK,, those schematics are a God send, I wish I find some for my old mower.
http://www.trainboard.com/railimages/showgallery.php/cat/500/ppuser/4309
Good morning ! from Indiana.
10-24-07
Bill Tidler Jr.
Near a cornfield in Indiana...
Ha!
First in this morning!!!
Fergie
Coffee will be a blacker than normal
http://www.trainboard.com/railimages/showgallery.php?cat=500&ppuser=5959
If one could roll back the hands of time... They would be waiting for the next train into the future. A. H. Francey 1921-2007
Tall glass of cool water is all, thanks!
***der, that is one "spaced out" photo. Very cool!
***JR, I admit to using my strait test track for a fix now and then. (speaking of desperate for a layout)
***Garry, great photo there. Just one comment, FEED those cows...looks like dry lot, unless there is some grass or hay I can't see in the photo? What make of loco is that? Excellent detailing on it.
Somebody please help Jerry. I'm not a computer expert.
Here's a picture. I browsed to get a picture. I pressed upload. Actually it's easier than I said before. Under each picture in the album is a list of codes. Find the IMG code. Highlight the code. Copy into your message for the forum.
Rob might appreciate the Holstein cows in this photo.
Happy Model Railroading!
Good evening, hope everyone had a great day. I had an "interesting" day troubleshooting the lawn tractor "no start" problem. It certainly looked like the battery was shot, 3 years old? Not so. I shorted the contacts on the started solenoid and the engine cranked over. So, you might say old solenois was bad, wrong again. Next was the ignition switch, ahhh, very dirty between the contacts, could it be shorting? No again. So now it was time to chase wires, that is always fun in an old tractor. It turned out to be the safety neutral micro-switch, it was intermittent. Thank God for schematics that are accurate with color coded wires to follow through the dirt and grime and tight places.
DRIVER: Thank you for sharing the photos, I am glad to see that it cleared in Florida for liftoff, there was a lot of doubt earlier.
J.R. : The Rocky Mountaineer folks offered the passengers two options, $250 back for each passenger, or, a voucher good until the end of 2008.
Rain due tonight and tomorrow, so posting the photos of the trip is on the schedule after a trip to the dentist for qtrly cleaning.
Bon soir mais amis,
Good Evening, Diners! Chloe, a cup of hot cocoa, please.
GMTRacing wrote:Anyone else have the problem of too many kits and not enough time? Guess this is how you end up spending ten or more years building a layout, no? I just try to stay on task and get the track and scenery done before getting after stuff like detailing rolling stock. Onward and upward -the glue is set and I'll check in later. J.R.
Anyone else have the problem of too many kits and not enough time? Guess this is how you end up spending ten or more years building a layout, no? I just try to stay on task and get the track and scenery done before getting after stuff like detailing rolling stock.
Onward and upward -the glue is set and I'll check in later. J.R.
Nah, JR, I never have that problem...(as he looks at his tower of structure kits in the one room and the other stack of freight car kits in the other room...) Perhaps several of us have been sucked into the "oh-that-would-be-nice-on-my-layout-even-though-I-haven't-a-clue-where-I-could-fit-it" zone. Y'think so, folks?
Rob, great to hear the rain is taking care of your critters' needs. Have you started on that rather large craftsman kit of the ark yet? Now, play nice - share some of that rain with the folks around you, too. (tee hee...)
PC, I will be praying for wisdom and guidance for both you & your wife, plus the doctors, nurses and medical staff.
Printer, that's really neat that you're close enough to see that much of the launches. Like you said, if your could be able to get a little closer, even better!
Got more of the paperwork done today - I was blessed in that today some of the intakes I needed to finish up, turned out I had abut 2/3rds or 3/4ths written and left it in my folder for the clients (so those ones took almost no time to get done). About 1/3rd or more through my list of stuff to get done. I also found one note I supposedly missed, but my copies of my logs indicated I didn't see any outpatient clients for about two weeks before that date, and my logs don't show that client's name anywhere on that date. Progress - YES!!! But I will feel so much better once I have that all done and caught up.
We're still getting rain today - nice, drizzle/soaking rain, and I think we're supposed to have more until Friday. Good for washing away the pollen and other allergens, though.
Think I'll finish off my cocoa in the window booth and see if any other night owls come in.
Blessings and prayers,
GARRY,
The problem is we couldn't get the Generate code bar to work, and get to the next page. Mother n me tried everthing we knew and a couple guesses, with no luck.
Paul W. Beverung wrote: PC: Don't worry, He's got your six covered.
Of that I have no doubt. I just want to make sure that I zig when He wants me to zig, and I zag when He wants me to zag! ......wisdom is called for my friend.........wisdom......
(But you knew all that, didn't you? )
Jerry,
If nothing else perhaps Ed will come to the rescue. I still download from my Trainboard account manually. To cheat and post use [ IMG ]then after you right click properties on the pic you want putting the info in after the [ img ] then finish with [ /img ] (delete the spaces in the brackets) and it should work. The rest is too far beyond what my little mind can comprehend. Good luck
Rob - ya gotta start somewhere. My first modern layout was some track and trains from K-mart on an abandoned ping pong table. That was four decades and four setups ago. If nothing else, can you set up something on a bookshelf? Just being able to run trains back and forth can be a huge insipration J.R.
Cox 47 wrote:Evening All...I need some help....I opened a Photo bucket account this afternoon but I can't get the photo from Photo bucket to here...Mike and Deb came in and tryed too but it just won't do it ...anybody got any advice?Thanks Jerry
Jerry we look forward to seeing your pictures.
In photobucket browse photos in your computer using button in upper right corner. After selecting press "upload'. Wait for it to get to your album. Look at pictur in album and click in box of corner.
Then at bottom right press button for "Generate HTML or IMG code. It goes to another screen. Near bottom of that sceen find IMG code for messages. highlight the code and uses "edit/copy". Return to forum and click on "edit/paste" to get code into message typing box. Click on 'preview" to see picture and then on "post' when ready for that.