Intriguing sowbelly, Jim!


Astounding Albers, Bob!


Good Morning Porch Dwellers
Captivating Charlie Lamb, John!


Is that a bug or a feature, Jeff?


That Imperial is in great shape!
Thanks, Zach.

When I got it at an antique shop, it looked absolutely pristine to me. But I started using it immediately and soon had quite a patina on the spearpoint main.


Another old Case for today.
I always admire your '47 pen knife, Bart!


Bad to the bone, Steve!


Terrific trio!


We ended up getting two severe storms around noon on Sunday and 45 minutes after midnight on Monday morning. The wind after midnight put one of my redbud trees on the ground, so Memorial Day for me ended up being storm cleanup ......... chainsaw, loppers, and pruning shears being the cutting tools of choice. I've got a little more to do today to finish the cleanup.
Glad you and your big cat made it through the storms; seems like you're getting more than your share of dicey weather this spring. Sorry you lost your redbud. We used to have an unattractive mulberry tree in our side yard, but we got rid of it and I rented a Rototiller to make the hill from our house to the alley on that side less steep. Then we replaced the mulberry with a redbud, and put in some other plants. But an ice storm took out the redbud one spring. We replaced it with a Juneberry tree, which is nice, but we still miss the redbud.
Trapper Tuesd...
Wooden Wednesday
I see what you did there - nice!



It got me to thinking. What's the most "designated days" (Metal or Micarta Monday, Two-blade Tuesday, Wooden Wednesday, Thrifty Thursday, Black Friday, Stag Saturday, etc.) you can participate in with a single knife? Seems impossible to "do" both Monday and Wednesday (and Saturday) with the same knife, but often "my dreams are too small".

Jeff City/Columbia/Lake of the Ozarks
Missouri is so culturally diverse that we have multiple mangalations for most common expressions. Shoot, we can't even pronounce the name of the state with any consistency
I looked for a Missouri-English translator online, but couldn't find one.

Couple of covetable Cases!


Can't believe I still don't have a yellow (or black) Case SBJr; yours looks great!



What kind of berries are those? I know red raspberries and black raspberries, but I don't know what those raspberry-looking yellow/orange ones are.
That knife has a lot of admirable features, Jim!



Blade shape, rounded bolsters, equal ends, horn covers, Christmas Tree shield ...
3 horn day.
Very horny, indeed!


I recently aquired this 1940s Victorinox Climber. Model 235 ka Bgl to be precise. I managed to source the missing bail and now it's in my pocket.
Congrats on acquiring that beautiful old knife!


Pulchritudinous Pair!


Wenger Backpacker II, potatoes, lettuce, and peas.
Your background crops reminded me of one of our daughter's favorite meals (that I'd prepare for her) 25-30 years ago: potato, corn, and peas.
Nuke a potato and dice it up, cook some frozen corn and frozen peas together for a couple of minutes in the microwave, throw it all on a plate or in a bowl. She'd put "Butter Buds" on hers, I'd put pepper on mine, and my wife wanted no part of such a pleasing peasant meal.
This old cowboy and snakes rope trick came up randomly on youtube today, so I had to carry my one and only Viper.
Its a great watch,I am of to buy a horse hair Lasso tomorrow.
The video comments are a great read.
Enjoyed the video and some of the insightful comments!


- GT