Good morning!!!!

[Thomas]

My wonderful wife will get a big hug and kiss when she gets up to celebrate our 44 years of marriage today..

Wishing you and your bride many many more trips around the sun hand in hand.

 

[scaredychicken]

m7040 - your neighbour is a jerk

(hopefully not a TBN forum member, or GM thread participant)

 

[daugen]

home again after 4 1/2 hour drive up 15 and then East on PA turnpike.
that was a lot of driving down and back, going to be glad to stay home for awhile.
averaged 26mpg which is likely about all the volvo can do.

unpacking and wash on the agenda, then maybe a nap.

 

[Thomas]

Kitty been enjoying a back rubbing.
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Who wouldn't back rub.

 

[Thomas]

42F light drizzle.

Half day at work past quickly than made 3 stops,one stop for burning permit and the red tape trying to get permit not much plan for the afternoon watch little college football than date night.

Enjoy your day all.

 

[Thomas]

m7040 - your neighbour is a jerk

(hopefully not a TBN forum member, or GM thread participant)

Yup.

 

[Thomas]

Popg.
Indeed a cutie memories to cherish in years to come.

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

I didn't have to sit on the Group W bench.

 

[m7040]

In Texas it is against the law to shoot across property lines.

Texas Parks and Wildlife Code Section 62.0121 – Discharge of Firearm Across Property Line

In this section, "firearm" has the meaning assigned by Section 62.014 (Hunter Education Program)(a). A person commits an offense if, the person,…

texas.public.law

The Texas laws are very clear on shooting across property lines but in Maryland they are fuzzy at best. Best to stay away as much as possible during hunting season from areas that can be impacted. If they are more than 150 yard away from occupied buildings they can shoot pretty much anywhere. Talked to Natural Resource Police Maryland

 

[daugen]

Paul, your new dog is a cutie, expect to see a pic of him in your tractor or plane soon!