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Sorry lunch wasn't great, but glad you got some help at the lodge!

Happy Anniversary!

That's quite a garage! I'm jealous! Hope you get to feeling better soon, Jim.

Sorry for the loss of your friend, Don. He certainly lived an amazing life.

Hey Don, it's been a bit since I've checked in. You've got lot going on, for sure! I just caught your episode on Rusted Development. I tuned in about half way through and thought, Hey, that sounds like they're talking about Don Long! Do you still have the Zephyr?

Welcome from East Peoria, Chris! I am also a Chevelle fan, but sold my last one, a very rough '65 SS, about 25 years ago. My 1969 was my favorite. I sold it about 40 years ago. One day I'll have another one. I hope!

I did some indirect with mesquite last night. 10oz Patties, seasoned with Meat Church Holy Cow, shredded taco blend cheese on mine, American on the bride's. Sprayed a little duck fat on the brioche Buns before toasting them on the grill grates. Mayo, Gochujang, heirloom tomato, Vidalia onion...

How's this for a burger? I made it for an "Over the Top" sammich contest on the bbq brethren forum. Started out with 2 ribeyes, ground them, made 4 9oz Patties, 2 per burger, grilled them on the Weber, added some sliced pork belly, Colby jack cheese, a Gochujang/Mayo dressing, onion, pickles and...

Looks great!

Happy Birthday Jim!

My last heat pump was a Goodman. It was still working when I had it replaced. The problem that I had was that the hvac contractor that installed it wasn't exactly well versed in heat pumps. The air handler inside was a Lennox, and he couldn't get the two to communicate. It worked great until the...

That's what I see used in Kentucky, too, Jim. About 10 to 12 years is all I get out of the heat pumps up here. I'm on my 3rd one in 21 years! The last one I replaced was working fine, but I replaced the whole damn system! Hopefully, it'll last till I'm outta there!

Bob, the house that I grew up in had the tiled shuffleboard court in the basement as well. It was a sad day when the folks decided to carpet over it. The carpet did make the family room more comfortable however.

Jim, just taking care of the parents. They'll be 86 and 90 this year, still in their own home with a little assistance. As long as it's safe for them, I'll stick it out. I've told them when they need assisted living, we're ALL moving south! Yeah, our favorite area in KY seems to be a tornado...

No idea on Jim's setup, but my buddy in Kentucky went a couple of weeks on his after the Mayfield tornadoes a couple years back. His whole house setup runs off of a dedicated 500 gallon propane tank.

Hmmm... I copied the an-teek one I had. I like the idea of the curved seat. Notes are being made for version 2.0

Finish a pair of cedar Adirondack chairs and a small table. I started with *most* of the pieces of a chair that was my great grandmother's. I winged the rest. Thinking a coat or 3 of linseed oil before they go outside for the rest of their (or my) life.

FWIW, I just purchased one of these heaters for my 22X28 basement garage. Very happy with it. No help on the kitty litter, though.

Happy Thanksgiving Jim!