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Great breakfast and LambHowdy Guardians. Had a good trip to Colorado. Unfortunately the Lobos lost. Kids had a great time and the weather was perfect.
Took the boss out to breakfast today. Country fried steak and eggs!!!!! Went to the Post Office after and shipped out 7 Cosimo lambs. Can’t wait for them to be delivered. Carrying the burl Big Un today.
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Lovely Paul, sounds like you had a great time mateHowdy Guardians. Had a good trip to Colorado. Unfortunately the Lobos lost
Took the boss out to breakfast today. Country fried steak and eggs!!!!! Went to the Post Office after and shipped out 7 Cosimo lambs. Can’t wait for them to be delivered. Carrying the burl Big Un today.
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Cool picture.
Elegant covers David.
Nice Lamb, Paul!Howdy Guardians. Had a good trip to Colorado. Unfortunately the Lobos lost
Took the boss out to breakfast today. Country fried steak and eggs!!!!! Went to the Post Office after and shipped out 7 Cosimo lambs. Can’t wait for them to be delivered. Carrying the burl Big Un today.
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I'm glad I had some Waboom in me David! I was just getting ready to start cooking here, when I had to dash out to help a friend with an emergency. I just got back at 11.30pm, but I may not get to the market tomorrowHope you've had a Wabooooom day Jack
When you get back from Costco it'll be time for a nap. Lovely
Have to see Terrific twosome buddy. Happy Double Lambsfoot Day!
Cool pic David, enjoy your lollygagging!Morning Guardians! Chance of rain today. More lollygagging on the agenda today. Sawman wil be tcb
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Glad you had a great time pal, smashing pics thereHowdy Guardians. Had a good trip to Colorado. Unfortunately the Lobos lost
Took the boss out to breakfast today. Country fried steak and eggs!!!!! Went to the Post Office after and shipped out 7 Cosimo lambs. Can’t wait for them to be delivered. Carrying the burl Big Un today.
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I hope you didn't get to a pile of work Duncan. It was an absolute pleasure mate. I'll try not to have any accidents next time mate!Thank you every for the kind comments on the trip, it was just great- Sue and I get to somewhere around this Globe every two years or so- the buying of the House and shifting “ out of State” really held things up there.
Jack meeting up with you again for the third time was just awesome and I am looking forward so much to the next time.
I feel VERY self conscious commenting just one knife here and there because to be honest, the majority of the Lambsfoot Knives old and new being displayed and shared by our friends are very nice Knives!
Beautiful Steve
Brilliant!
Terrific twosome buddy. Happy Double Lambsfoot Day!
Beautiful Steve
Plain oak
& Buddy living the life.
Love that copper on the Lamb!
I also took the dog for a 3-mile walk, browned 3 lbs. of ground turkey, did some "schedule research", and wrote some emails. After only about 4 hours of decent sleep last night, I was quite tired by late afternoon.
Relaxing in the back yard after working in the front yard with a good rye, a great lamb, and the two very best dogs.
As I suggested might occur - here's that Harvey lamb with some birthday cupcakes! (The lighting was questionable and I'm only about a ⅒ the photographer, if that, Harvey was. I'll keep trying!
Today, my GF and I are driving up to Jekyll Island, GA for a few days to temporarily rid ourselves of the hustle and bustle of Miami - a person can only take so much for so long. We'll probably pop over to Savannah, maybe Bonaventure Cemetery (much better for pics than my dining room table), Tybee Island - who knows? We're leaving it open.
I'm not packed, and I have no idea what lamb(s) I'll be taking so if any Guardians have any suggestions to help ease the process - I'm all ears!
Carrying this Barrett special today
I am going to try this once or twice a week- which is hard for me as I am not a naturally super early morning person
Job well done to both Eric and Barrett
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That said, I think I’ve just come up with the perfect compromise. I’m going to start waking up at 5 AM New Zealand time. Good morning Guardians, I had the electrician here, bright and early, so that's out of the way, and I can get on with some work, and maybe even get a coffee at Charlie's later
Morning
Forgot to post this last night, sausage sizzle for dinner. Post today's carry later, it's going on just 6.30am.
I like the all-lambsfoot birthday greetings graphic! Is that new??
Howdy Guardians. Had a good trip to Colorado. Unfortunately the Lobos lost
Took the boss out to breakfast today. Country fried steak and eggs!!!!! Went to the Post Office after and shipped out 7 Cosimo lambs. Can’t wait for them to be delivered. Carrying the burl Big Un today.
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I hope Scout is all the way well soon!Nice shot of your GL-24, Tyson, and a couple good-looking pups you got there.
Good looking Harvey shot, Will!
Glad you’re still enjoying it!
Some great character on yours, Duncan!
I know what you mean about feeling more productive when you’re up early in the morning… but I still don’t like it.
That’s a beaut, Charlie!
Always nice when you can get that sort of thing done early in the day. Nothing worse than sitting around waiting all day for someone to show up to fix something.
Cool pic, Bob. I’m not a collector of currency or coins, but I do find it interesting.
Is that grease spatter on the blade? Must be how you tell you’ve got an authentic Aussie sausage sizzle.
The ones I’ve been getting have been all over the place, from both sides, and mostly of the mudslinging variety.
Thanks, GT. I took that a while back for some Guardian’s birthday and have reposted it a few times since, so it’s not new new, but it is a lot newer than the other one I’ve been posting elsewhere on the Porch for years.
Sounds like a good trip, Paul. Sorry your nephew’s team didn’t win.
I was looking at your breakfast pic trying to decipher if there were some biscuits under that gravy. Guess I should’ve just read your whole post.
That’s some cool looking wood on that one, Steve!
This week has been fairly uneventful. I’ve mostly been home with Scout who’s been a bit under the weather. I was hoping it would be a short-lived kind of thing, but this afternoon she seemed to be doing worse and was having some trouble breathing, so we went ahead and took her to urgent care. She got some x-rays, a nebulizer and a prescription, so hopefully she’ll be feeling better soon.
Had my Ringed Gidgee Albers in my pocket today.
Barrett, I hope the meds are helping Scout.Nice shot of your GL-24, Tyson, and a couple good-looking pups you got there.
Good looking Harvey shot, Will!
Glad you’re still enjoying it!
Some great character on yours, Duncan!
I know what you mean about feeling more productive when you’re up early in the morning… but I still don’t like it.
That’s a beaut, Charlie!
Always nice when you can get that sort of thing done early in the day. Nothing worse than sitting around waiting all day for someone to show up to fix something.
Cool pic, Bob. I’m not a collector of currency or coins, but I do find it interesting.
Is that grease spatter on the blade? Must be how you tell you’ve got an authentic Aussie sausage sizzle.
The ones I’ve been getting have been all over the place, from both sides, and mostly of the mudslinging variety.
Thanks, GT. I took that a while back for some Guardian’s birthday and have reposted it a few times since, so it’s not new new, but it is a lot newer than the other one I’ve been posting elsewhere on the Porch for years.
Sounds like a good trip, Paul. Sorry your nephew’s team didn’t win.
I was looking at your breakfast pic trying to decipher if there were some biscuits under that gravy. Guess I should’ve just read your whole post.
That’s some cool looking wood on that one, Steve!
This week has been fairly uneventful. I’ve mostly been home with Scout who’s been a bit under the weather. I was hoping it would be a short-lived kind of thing, but this afternoon she seemed to be doing worse and was having some trouble breathing, so we went ahead and took her to urgent care. She got some x-rays, a nebulizer and a prescription, so hopefully she’ll be feeling better soon.
Had my Ringed Gidgee Albers in my pocket today.
lol, ok, let's see how long that lasts for Barrett!Some great character on yours, Duncan!
I know what you mean about feeling more productive when you’re up early in the morning… but I still don’t like it.
Oh No!
Please keep us informed about wee Scout! Fingers crossed for her!
Thanks SteveThanks Jack !
Plain lovely
Looks like a good life !
14 in December, hearing is going, eyes are not as good, still has all his teeth dentex stick for afternoon tea daily. Has his own bed at the foot of the daughters bed. He is living the good life.Hope Scout is on the mend, ice cream is a wonderful medicine..Nice shot of your GL-24, Tyson, and a couple good-looking pups you got there.
Good looking Harvey shot, Will!
Glad you’re still enjoying it!
Some great character on yours, Duncan!
I know what you mean about feeling more productive when you’re up early in the morning… but I still don’t like it.
That’s a beaut, Charlie!
Always nice when you can get that sort of thing done early in the day. Nothing worse than sitting around waiting all day for someone to show up to fix something.
Cool pic, Bob. I’m not a collector of currency or coins, but I do find it interesting.
Is that grease spatter on the blade? Must be how you tell you’ve got an authentic Aussie sausage sizzle.
The ones I’ve been getting have been all over the place, from both sides, and mostly of the mudslinging variety.
Thanks, GT. I took that a while back for some Guardian’s birthday and have reposted it a few times since, so it’s not new new, but it is a lot newer than the other one I’ve been posting elsewhere on the Porch for years.
Sounds like a good trip, Paul. Sorry your nephew’s team didn’t win.
I was looking at your breakfast pic trying to decipher if there were some biscuits under that gravy. Guess I should’ve just read your whole post.
That’s some cool looking wood on that one, Steve!
This week has been fairly uneventful. I’ve mostly been home with Scout who’s been a bit under the weather. I was hoping it would be a short-lived kind of thing, but this afternoon she seemed to be doing worse and was having some trouble breathing, so we went ahead and took her to urgent care. She got some x-rays, a nebulizer and a prescription, so hopefully she’ll be feeling better soon.
Had my Ringed Gidgee Albers in my pocket today.
I hope you were able to quell the emergency Jack.I'm glad I had some Waboom in me David! I was just getting ready to start cooking here, when I had to dash out to help a friend with an emergency. I just got back at 11.30pm, but I may not get to the market tomorrow
