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Nice! I do a bit of drawing myself you know. Here's some of my work-

Johnson made a good radio.

We heard a noise around 1:30 this morning so I got up and looked around. Looked like the wind had blown the trash can over on the back porch. An old picture I ran across from when I had the Dodge pickup.

Here's the "over cooked to most normal people" wings I grilled today, but to me they were perfect. I like my wings crispy and do whatever it takes to get them that way. Everybody knows that "soggy wings suck!". I also cooked these other two pieces for Zina, they were not over cooked, and she made some crab rangoons too.

We moved the yellow truck today, we went to Walmart in it. Zina drove both ways. I told her she could drive it without power steering, she just needed to get used to it. She gets more confident every time she drives it. The guy is still working on the power steering though- I guess. Last time I talked to him he said "I haven't forgotten about you" and he was still tracking down parts. PXL_20260503_151949178.mp4

Yesterday was 5 years since I retired. I took the truck home and cleaned it out. Washed it and cleaned the interior Then I drove it over to the yard in Concord, parked it and called it quits.

I called Winfall Sand and Gravel today to order a small truck load of gravel but the driver said her truck was broke down and she would have to bring it tomorrow. I told her I didn't want it tomorrow, I wanted it right now, so I told her never mind.

It's just a little plastic wagon I use in the garden and for yard work. It's too flimsy to haul much but I couldn't afford a wheel barrow😁

I went out and moved the big Mack truck over a truck width to the north. It was beside an oak tree and one limb stretched out over it just enough for birds to mess up the side of it. It was much worse than this, but the rain washed some of it off. I pick up rocks out of the garden all the time and I put the ones I had in my wagon down before I moved it, but I need to pick up a lot more rocks! I noticed the rocks in bags at the hardware store were $9.99 a bag the other day. The last ones I bought were $4.99, for pea gravel. I don't know what the $9.99 a bag ones were, gold nuggets I guess. And here's Belle staring at my blueberry muffin.