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Harvey, how cool would it be to have one of those cars today in your folks motel parking lot! That and I remember explaining to my kids the difference between a hotel and a motel. Get your kicks on Route 66!My brother sent me a 1959 promotional postcard of a motel my parents owned, back in the day. It was in Fox Lake, Il. I had not seen this until today.
A swimming pool was a big deal in those days. And does that look like a Ford Customline on the left.My brother sent me a 1959 promotional postcard of a motel my parents owned, back in the day. It was in Fox Lake, Il. I had not seen this until today.
Looking good David
Nice to see your Hartshead Barlow there Taylor, that's what a Lambsfoot should look likeHappy Saturday Guardians!!
Blimey! Funnily enough though, I've been having a break from the big, strong, hoppy beers myself, though I did have a cloudy IPA last night
Good attitude PaulIt was an expensive venture. She had to have one with a touch screen on the front. Why a fridge needs a computer on the front, I will never know. Happy wife happy life. She doesnt argue when little boxes get delivered regularly. I had to just do what the boss wanted with a smile on my face
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I had a friend whose missus ordered a fridge which was so big that they couldn't get it into the house without removing the front door! 
At least you got it sorted Smashing pic Dwight
Nice Pete!
I can remember when Lagavulin 16 was my regular tipple!Haha! Trouble is I can't afford to drink that scotch exclusively (or I would). So I downgrade ever so slightly to 1920 and Knob Creek 9.
I don't think I was any more affluent then, but it was considerably less expensive I have yet to try that
The supermarkets here took over from specialist wine and spirits shops some years back, with the latter now very hard to find. Because of the hikes in malt whisky prices, the supermarkets now tend to stock less expensive brands, and a narrower range, so obtaining your Scotch of choice is not as straightforward as it once was here 
That is fantastic Harvey, I love the coloursMy brother sent me a 1959 promotional postcard of a motel my parents owned, back in the day. It was in Fox Lake, Il. I had not seen this until today.
Life was sunnier then Looks like that Hibiki is going down Vince
Nice to see your AC I've got plenty to do in and around the house today. To celebrate
Crappie71
pocketing his Waynorth Lambsfoot, I thought I'd carry Enjoy your Sunday Guardians 
Thanks Jack. The games didn’t go well but it was good to see him play.Have a wonderful time Todd
Thanks John.Have a fun and safe trip.
Great lamb Paul. The first refrigerator we bought when we got married 30 years ago is my garage beer frig. The one we replaced it with has already had issues.
Nice post Taylor. Three wonderful pleasures in life.Happy Saturday Guardians!!
Really cool photo John.
I buy it in the big bottle. This one needs replacing. 
Cool pic John, have a great day brother
What a life!
Sorry to hear that Todd, I'm glad you were able to spend some time together thoughThanks Jack. The games didn’t go well but it was good to see him play.
That's hilarious Todd!Good morning Guardians. I missed the whiskey/whisky talk last night. My wife’s dad was a scotch drinker. I really tried to like it but after I knew he was going to let me marry his daughter I went back to bourbon.
I’ve been sipping on Woodford Double Oak and Maker’s Cask Strength but my “EDC” is 101.
I was tempted to have a slug in my morning coffee, after reading all the posts here!Yep.
Still on coffee. Gotta pace myself, so I don't pass out before the game.
Enjoy the game Rachel 
Thanks Paul! He will be back sometime!
Thank you, Todd.
Thank you, Jack... You too.
Since I'm more of a (seldom) beer drinker, I'm not sure I know the difference between bourbon, scotch, and whiskey... but I enjoy the stories.
Dare I say “Gobble Gobble”Good morning Guardians. I missed the whiskey/whisky talk last night. My wife’s dad was a scotch drinker. I really tried to like it but after I knew he was going to let me marry his daughter I went back to bourbon.
I’ve been sipping on Woodford Double Oak and Maker’s Cask Strength but my “EDC” is 101.
Thanks, Jack!I was tempted to have a slug in my morning coffee, after reading all the posts here!
Half the people are sports fans and the other half want to watch the commercials and half time show. I like both, so it's hard to know when to take a bathroom break.
Extra Highway Patrol to be out and about looking for drunk driving. Me? I'll probably drink a Scotch or two, but I'm staying home and watching the game. I think the two best teams in the league are playing, so hopefully it'll be a good game. I only saw a couple of Eagles games. I think they're going to be hard to handle.
Thanks Jack. He was a great guy, and he eventually accepted my bourbon drinking, especially when I introduced him to Manhattans.Cool pic John, have a great day brother
What a life!
Sorry to hear that Todd, I'm glad you were able to spend some time together though
That's hilarious Todd!
It’s a rabbit hole John, but a darn tasty one!Since I'm more of a (seldom) beer drinker, I'm not sure I know the difference between bourbon, scotch, and whiskey... but I enjoy the stories.
That’s sounds like a solid recommendation Pete…I’m warming up the car right now.
Give it a shot. Has a green label as opposed to redThat’s sounds like a solid recommendation Pete…I’m warming up the car right now.
