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So we change all the siding on this women’s chicken coop, scab in to good wood to cover existing rotten ****. Then at the end of the day she comes and says she needs the interior wall fixed also. WTF is the matter with you. Oh well read all about it on your bill.
Renovating our ensuite bathroom, going on a year now...chipping away at it. why didn't you do this?, why didn't you do that?...really? why DIDN'T you tell me while it was all coming together...shake my head and walk away. 23 years of marriage...lol...ughhh!
 
2 1/2 inches of rain overnight. Concerned of if I will end up with crop damage from flooding. The last plantings this week should be ok but the ones that I started with 2 weeks ago was sprouted and could be damaged.
 
2 1/2 inches of rain overnight. Concerned of if I will end up with crop damage from flooding. The last plantings this week should be ok but the ones that I started with 2 weeks ago was sprouted and could be damaged.
Hope it turns out to be just enough rain and not 2.5 inches.
 

Way back Col Sam McLaughlin started GM of Canada right here in town.
He started out in garages and built it up to what it is today.
It was started by McLaughlin and Chevrolet and started production in 1918 and was first called a McLaughlin. Col Sam's car is here in Oshawa in a museum I believe.
The plant is in danger of closure now due to tariffs.
The house in this picture is his mansion and only a few blocks away from where I live.
It has a bowling alley inside and a lot of fantastic items.
It even has a water feature that looks like the Tajmah'll in India.
His brother George invented Canada Dry Ginger Ale and lived very close to his brother

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Way back Col Sam McLaughlin started GM of Canada right here in town.
He started out in garages and built it up to what it is today.
It was started by McLaughlin and Chevrolet and started production in 1918 and was first called a McLaughlin. Col Sam's car is here in Oshawa in a museum I believe.
The plant is in danger of closure now due to tariffs.
The house in this picture is his mansion and only a few blocks away from where I live.
It has a bowling alley inside and a lot of fantastic items.
It even has a water feature that looks like the Tajmah'll in India.
His brother George invented Canada Dry Ginger Ale and lived very close to his brother

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There is McLaughlin museum in the town of Cardston Alberta, about 40 miles southwest of me. Went there a couple years ago, was surprised by how many displays are there, it doesn't look very big when you walk up to it. McLaughlin eventually became Buick.
 
Morning guys. Have to wait and see what the weather brings today.
So may go to a car show tonight at the funeral home. Can't be any worse than last Friday.
Have a great day and an even better weekend
u2 Mark. I must make it a point to venture out to your end on a weekend. If Fred can drive 8 hours to a venue with his party truck, i think i can drive 1.5 hours to the Shwa. :steering:
 
Way back Col Sam McLaughlin started GM of Canada right here in town.
He started out in garages and built it up to what it is today.
It was started by McLaughlin and Chevrolet and started production in 1918 and was first called a McLaughlin. Col Sam's car is here in Oshawa in a museum I believe.
The plant is in danger of closure now due to tariffs.
The house in this picture is his mansion and only a few blocks away from where I live.
It has a bowling alley inside and a lot of fantastic items.
It even has a water feature that looks like the Tajmah'll in India.
His brother George invented Canada Dry Ginger Ale and lived very close to his brother

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that's pretty cool
 
Morning guys.
Huge turnout last night at the funeral home.
A little smoky from the fires out west though.
Here's a few of the cars.
Another one tonight just west of here and it's always big.
Would be great to meet you.

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