Stop in for a cup of coffee

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Coffee is done. I'm on it. Damn, staying up till midnight get's to this ol' fart.

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She was pretty humble and when we got it started and back home she thanked me for not yelling. I said why yell....I made my point. We'll see
Tell her it’s not good on the fuel pump in the tank it get hot and over time it will stop from being cool by the fuel then she’s got a 500 or so bill to drop the tank for a new fuel pump if not more
 
Tell her it’s not good on the fuel pump in the tank it get hot and over time it will stop from being cool by the fuel then she’s got a 500 or so bill to drop the tank for a new fuel pump if not more

Oh believe me I have told her that and about the dirt and water....She doesn't listen. I also told her I would not walk to get the gas if we ran out. Well I did last night but I had my truck parked at the camp site by the river. I did think of getting in and driving away but I am not that hard.
 
My sweetie hardly ever lets her tank get under half. I usually wait till car signals low fuel. These newer cars make a person dumb because you just drive and not worry about anything. The older cars make me plan your trips ahead
Tell her it’s not good on the fuel pump in the tank it get hot and over time it will stop from being cool by the fuel then she’s got a 500 or so bill to drop the tank for a new fuel pump if not more
 
Barn swallows are such good skeeter eaters we let them nest on the porch, wrens and others need not apply. The swallows are quite chatty! Old buddy stopped by with his wife and their new super swanky airstream trailer. They are gonna stay a few days and watch hockey with us, he was a goalie. We got into the elderberry wine last night. It was a hoot.

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Saw a blue bird a few weeks ago so I emptied out last yrs nests. Now I haven’t seen any but the swallows are here and taking over the houses
 
"In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" translates to "In the Garden of Eden". The phrase was a misinterpretation of the original title due to Doug Ingle, the singer of Iron Butterfly, being slurred when he was playing the song and singing the title for the first time. The lyricist, Ron Bushy, wrote down what he heard, resulting in the song being titled "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida".
 
"In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" translates to "In the Garden of Eden". The phrase was a misinterpretation of the original title due to Doug Ingle, the singer of Iron Butterfly, being slurred when he was playing the song and singing the title for the first time. The lyricist, Ron Bushy, wrote down what he heard, resulting in the song being titled "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida".
Cool, didn't know that. I have my parents' original vinyl on that one
 
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