Holy cat's eye Batman...
Has it really been over a month since I last posted? Yeesh, time does fly when you're busy. Anyway, been spending a lot of time with family, and have been back down to the country again :) Remember the new addition to the family in December? Well there's gonna be another boy added to the family come September :) The boys are catching the up to the girls now ;P
I've also gotten back into building models (expensive now days, but worth it... well for me anyhow). I'd forgotten how much time one actually takes to build too (5 days for the most recent... a Plymouth GTX - 440). Sure I could put one together right outta the box in about an hour, but that's what it'd look like, something right outta the box. Painting and detailing is where I have the most fun because they then become my personal creation... you get a buzz from the paint and glue too - ha ha. No I don't paint inside, but I do bring whatever I do paint inside to dry. My next project is a Chrystler 300C... painted black of course (already done).
Monday is my Birthday, so I've made it another year. All good I guess... especially considering what I've been through. See Doc Monday too, so maybe he will help brighten my day (like getting outta there without getting stuck).
Got your email Mark. As for the roses I'll have to think some. You've been so wet up there and I don't want to tell you to do something and it ends up harming the plant. Roses are disease prone during wet weather. The bush though can be cut like any other bush (weather permitting). Grammie had a yellow one and she'd have the gardener just cut it into a ball shape. It'll look sorta crappy for the rest of this year, but you'll be rewarded next year when it blooms.
Short and sweet I know, but not much else has gone on besides normal life. So tis about it I guess... TA! for now.
I've also gotten back into building models (expensive now days, but worth it... well for me anyhow). I'd forgotten how much time one actually takes to build too (5 days for the most recent... a Plymouth GTX - 440). Sure I could put one together right outta the box in about an hour, but that's what it'd look like, something right outta the box. Painting and detailing is where I have the most fun because they then become my personal creation... you get a buzz from the paint and glue too - ha ha. No I don't paint inside, but I do bring whatever I do paint inside to dry. My next project is a Chrystler 300C... painted black of course (already done).
Monday is my Birthday, so I've made it another year. All good I guess... especially considering what I've been through. See Doc Monday too, so maybe he will help brighten my day (like getting outta there without getting stuck).
Got your email Mark. As for the roses I'll have to think some. You've been so wet up there and I don't want to tell you to do something and it ends up harming the plant. Roses are disease prone during wet weather. The bush though can be cut like any other bush (weather permitting). Grammie had a yellow one and she'd have the gardener just cut it into a ball shape. It'll look sorta crappy for the rest of this year, but you'll be rewarded next year when it blooms.
Short and sweet I know, but not much else has gone on besides normal life. So tis about it I guess... TA! for now.