They’re up to Southern Missouri and Illinois.

BlackRock is financing as much as possible.

Foreman didn’t have the low % body fat that most boxers try hard to achieve. Did you ever see the size of hands? His knuckles looked like they were 12″ across.

He was a heck of an all around good dude. Foreman and Madden were the best sports commentators of all time.

I started out in the 60’s with a recurve bow. Then the compounded bow came out in early 70’s and as new tech came out I kept going more and more high tech, and faster and faster bows. Till one day my string broke when taking a shot at a nice buck. After that I went back to instinctive shooting recurve and long bows.

But I’m not ready to go back to Zebco 33’s.

Ocean Beach was my favorite part of San Diego. It’s kind of out of the way and hard to find. There’s mainly only locals (and now homeless too). But, it had some great neighborhood biker bars. I had an apartment there for 4 years.

You’ll definitely have to check out the Hotel Del Coronado. It’s an iconic landmark you see in a lot of movies. Supposedly they built it all with wooden pegs, no nails. A lot of really nice sailboats are docked there.

Coronado used to be a very high rent area with minimal night life. However, East of the Hotel Del Coronado is where the Seal’s BUDS Training center is located. There used to be a bar on North side of the road a mile or 2 past the Hotel Del Coronado where Seals would hang out. Tons of women loved to hang out there too, hoping to get lucky. It can be a really good time as long you don’t get mouthy.

I bet the wifey would enjoy a boat ride out to Catalina Island. There’s several fishing charters out of Catalina Island.

There used to be charter boats that went out to the kelp beds. Half Day trips were very popular. These were pretty big boats that would hold a couple dozen people. I always came back with a burlap bag of fish. I would then take them out to a cleaning station on the San Diego – Ocean Beach pier. There’s a lot of benita there, they’re a=holes like pike that will eat your catch as it moves up through the water column. But the worst part is that their meat is a nasty red bloody meat.

Fishing pole?

I do like Last Man Standing.

All they have are the same CIA talking points that the rest of the cabal get.

When do you think Trilene XL first came out? I think it was about 1985 when I first tried it and fell in love with it. It’s been a main staple ever since.

I prefer Sneaky Pete holsters.

Don’t use super glue on your wind knots

TDS will keep him out of the HOF regardless of any facts or truths. If the Biden crime family had supported him, facts and truths couldn’t have kept him out of the HOF.

Take all the time you need.
Even when you’re expecting these things it’s a tough life changing process to go through.

Another thing I keep in every vehicle is a seatbelt cutter/window buster ziptied to every sun visor. That way both sides can reach one and they are easy to pull off the visor post. They make good cheap gifts too.

Here’s a couple of tourniquet tips.
Practice putting one on one-handed with each hand.
I try to do this once a year.
I also take new ones, pass the tip through the buckle, fold it in a Z fold and put it back in the package. This makes it much easier to use one handed.

I keep a severe bleeding trauma kit in every vehicle glovebox, tacklebox, garage, bathroom and office. 511 makes a nice small case just the right size for this stuff.
clothes scissors
side cutters
tourniquet
gauze
ace wrap
clotting powder
2 chest seals

I figure take care of the breathing and severe bleeding first. The rest of the usual standard first aid kit supplies use can wait.

The earliest I can remember black reel seats like that was probably in the 70’s, maybe late 60’s. Were they made in the 50’s?

Jon’s link takes you right to the donation page.
Their donation process gives you the option to use Paypal.
I got Ross into 1st place in his group.
I challenge IDO to keep him in the leader spot.
Start with clicking Jon’s link.

I hire a company to come into the house for a few hours and babysit my wife while I go to work. I don’t want to retire because it gets me out of the house with minimal hassle.

We have a daughter that comes and stays a week or two with her while I go off skiing or whatever.

Statistically, 40& of care givers die before the loved one does because of the constant stress.

We got the vascular dementia diagnosis almost 3 years ago, and that has an average life expectancy of 5 years.

I’m like you in that I’ll do whatever we need to do to keep her at home. When she asks where she’s at I tell her she at home where she’s loved.

Do you have a diagnosis?
If not, ask his primary care physician for a neurology referral.
Neuro will evaluate him and possibly arrange for a 3 hour verbal exam. They can tell by this battery of questions what part of the brain is damaged and the likely cause.
My wife has vascular dementia and I’m a 24/7 caregiver dealing with the same endless stream of stuff which gets worse after sundown.
A proper diagnosis will allow a decent prescription to help keep the delusions at bay.
Also, there’s a pretty good website that any of your dad’s caregivers can ask questions. You may be able to handle the stress, but others around you may need more emotional support and specific answers.
https://www.agingcare.com/caregiver-forum

Just one thing?
The common denominator of all my really bad decisions can be summed up as a result of straying a long way away from the church.

If Canada does join the US, I imagine there would be a pretty large redistribution of people. Lots of people from California and Washington would probably move to BC and people in the Midwest would probably move to Ontario and Manitoba.

I’ll have to check out that Kenora area.
I was wondering where the roads end in the different provinces, like Red Lake in Ontario.

90% of the time I see these backups it’s a Prius out to save the Earth and impose their will on all the deplorables.

I wonder if this strain that’s going around now was what Dr. Hotez threatened Trump with.

When the Russia-Ukraine war ends I wonder what will happen to the dozens of bio labs that we have in Ukraine that caused us to invade with $90B of arms to begin with.

No shots and no sickness in my family. The only people I know that have been getting sick are the ones that take the shots.

The auction items arrived today.
The cookbooks are interesting, a lot of them are about Dutch ovens.