Went and looked at my new apartment, bigger than I expected which is nice. Dog goes to vet to get updates, $10 a year for the dog in the village of Cook. A lot cheaper than Lincoln.

The lady has to crunch my income and find the exact rent.  Max will be $585 a month, garbage, water and sewer plus stove, refrigerator and dish washer also included.  50 cents a load to wash, 75 cents to dry.   

Only place to eat besides home is the bar in what was Pratt's Grocery and Feed store.  They closed the alley way between the two buildings but remember hauling eggs and cream in the back of a maroon 49 Plymouth.  Last time I ate there it was called the yacht club.   

Right behind the Lutheran Church, basement door on the south side is always unlocked in case of tornado. A lot of the townsfolk that are retired go to the community center in the morning for coffee, the café they used to go to is closed.  No Gas or Groceries in town but about 10 miles north or south will get them.  Oldest daughter say's she will get me once a month to go to Lincoln.  Will just use that for stuff I can't get in Tecumseh, the manager of the Central Market is a younger cousin.

We moved from the area when I was less than a year old but it's like going home after 67 years.  Spent a lot of time in the summer and on weekends there.

 

Morning y'all.
Thanks for the coffee.

We were inform the truck was sold before we left church. So, the hunt is still on.

'Tis 38 and sunny. High of 66 and mostly sunny.

Slim

A wise man once said to himself ... "self, they are always the LAST place you looked"

To which I counter to himself " of course, it is an ID 10 T that continues looking once that last place was located"

Or, the surest way to find something lost, is to replace it   

Coffee is on....

Evening all.

Reloading and hunting took a bit of a turn. Couldn't find my large rifle primers, so no rifle rounds were loaded. So instead I loaded some 44 magnum and took the Blackhawk for a walk instead. 20.5gr of H110, 225gr Barnes XPB bullets, Starline once fired cases and Federal magnum primers. Didn't get any deer, but did get a couple squirrels (one went to my dog, and the other into a stew).  Of course, I found my rifle primers when I got home. Who's bright idea was it to put them in the garage with my box of brass

—TK

Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.

Going to Green Bay after church to look at a truck for Micah.

'Tis 50 and rain. "Cooler. Mostly cloudy. A chance of showers and thunderstorms in the morning. Highs in the upper 60s. North wind 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 50 percent."

Slim

I have a couple 3 screw Single sixes...

Like buttons all around to you guys! Hoping the move goes okay Del, TK hope you fill your freezer. Took the Tisas Mud Puppy into work today and the guys who had seen it before liked how it turned out. And my Razorbacks beat Auburn today!

Quote from: Major 2 on September 21, 2024, 08:37:31 AMcool photos to follow   

I forgot to take pictures. 
But, we had fun though it was a little too warm. Shot most of my double-action revolvers and two 1911's.

Slim

"Like" for Johnny's post, and two more for Trinity and Slim.

My son is a Pilot. He just took this picture of Pike's Peak. I always wanted to drive my Harley to the top of Pike's Peak but never made it.