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You're asking the wrong question...you should be asking yourself do I have any cargo pants???
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Such a treat to see the tradition and the growing up pictures ........ with the Nifebrite in her hand from Day One !
I love traditions !
............... not limited to traditional knives.Looking forward to year nine ....... not wishing my life away, of course.
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I've seen too many good men killed when their funny pockets got hung up on doorknobs or drawer-pulls.You're asking the wrong question...you should be asking yourself do I have any cargo pants???
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Wonderful soup bone Mr.P.Eighty Six Tuesday ......... with apologies for not rubbing the streaky fresh oil film off of my Barlow blade.
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Stag/Horn Knife of the Week is a stainless stag JJ Martinez navaja de campaƱa that my daughter gave me for Father's Day 8 years ago:
Work Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider burlap micarta small work knife (thanks, Alan). A couple of weeks ago, it was my Locking Knife of the Week.
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Work Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider burlap micarta small work knife (thanks, Alan). A couple of weeks ago, it was my Locking Knife of the Week.
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Have an okay day.
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Pick āthat one, right thereāā¦I don't know.
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Well, whatever else I'm carrying, this is almost always in my 5th pocket.
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Nice knife she has.We celebrated my daughter Eleanorās 8th birthday today. She had a party at a trampoline park yesterday with all her friends, so today was just family time. We went out to eat breakfast at one of her favorite places, then went to the zoo (something that has become a bit of a birthday tradition for us).
It was warm and sunny most of the day, and the girls were more interested in playing in the zooās splash pad than walking around looking at animals. (We have an annual zoo membership, so itās nice to be able to go without feeling like you have to do and see everything to get your moneyās worth). Hereās Scout having some fun at the splash pad.
As always on Eleanorās birthday, I had her Nifebrite #71 Bull Nose, the knife I had with me the day she was born.
When I was her age (+/- 1 year) I visited the municipal swimming pool barefooted.
For the next 8 or 9 years, I had a horrible case of Athlete's Foot.
(Even tho I were/are/still is, as far as it is possible to being an "Athlete".
)There are EIGHT different strains or breeds of the Athlete's Foot fungi.
I had all eight concurrently.
My feet were scratched raw. I was scratching the itch constantly when awake, and in my sleep.
The doctor finally prescribed soaking my feet in warm water after adding some powder that made the water (and feet) purple.
Quinsana Medicated Foot Powder heavily loaded in my socks, (a new bottle lasted 3 or 4 days.) and changing my socks 4x a day did not help.
SIGGESTION:
When visiting a splash pad, water park, public swimming pool, etc., where people "normally" go barefoot, Have her wear waterproof sandals, flip flops, beach shoes, etc. so she can't get a case of highly contagious Athlete's Foot.
I'd hate for anyone - child or adult - go through what I did.
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Very nice Tyson. I like the blade shape.Well, whatever else I'm carrying, this is almost always in my 5th pocket.
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Thanks, Bob!
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Heading out to Klamath Falls, Oregon pretty soon for Cindy's appointment with her doctor. Cindy will fry up a couple/three sausages for a snack before we go. I'll be carrying a single blade Sowbelly in a belt sheath on my hip and Bunny #525 in a pocket with keys and change. Gonna be a hot one. The temperature is already 90 degrees.
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No, I like the other one, next to it.
You're both wrong, it's the one next to the middle!
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Happy birthday Eleanor. Looks like you had a fun day with your daughter on her birthday BarrettWe celebrated my daughter Eleanorās 8th birthday today. She had a party at a trampoline park yesterday with all her friends, so today was just family time. We went out to eat breakfast at one of her favorite places, then went to the zoo (something that has become a bit of a birthday tradition for us).
It was warm and sunny most of the day, and the girls were more interested in playing in the zooās splash pad than walking around looking at animals. (We have an annual zoo membership, so itās nice to be able to go without feeling like you have to do and see everything to get your moneyās worth). Hereās Scout having some fun at the splash pad.
We did get to see a bird show that they do a couple times a day, which was a first for us.
After the bird show and splash pad (and some obligatory Dippinā Dots), we walked around one of the zooās smaller (and more shaded) trails that features animals native to Minnesota. A lot of animals were staying cool in the shade (who could blame them), but we did see a few, including a pair of pumas, which I donāt think weād see out when weād visited before.
As always on Eleanorās birthday, I had her Nifebrite #71 Bull Nose, the knife I had with me the day she was born.
And, as always, Iām going to subject you to a recap of the photos I take of her every year with her knife.
1 day old (Eleanor was born late at night, so her first knife pic was actually taken the next day):
1 year old:
2 years old:
3 years old:
4 years old:
5 years old:
6 years old:
7 years old:
And finally, today, 8 years old:
Happy Tuesday porch!
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Charlie LambEight already?!Happy Birthday Eleanor!
Looks like a great day Barrett, thanks for all the pics
looking good!Sweet bone on those two knives!Let the day begin...
Superb pair of knives Mr PEighty Six Tuesday ......... with apologies for not rubbing the streaky fresh oil film off of my Barlow blade.
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