And we thank those who served...
Paddle boats would have been more appropriate today...
Parred a couple, bogeyed a few, and in general soaked up the ambiance of my stroll through the countryside, both emotionally as well as literally.
And on #9 I had a shot at being on the green in 3 so I could attempt a 1 putt for par...but pulled my niblick approach shot a little left...which means I'd have to chip in from here...
Tapped in for bogey and strolled off the course, ready to face the rest of the day.
Finally got that knockoff DC-3 lamp modified to resemble the 1930's Ray Schober DC-3 lamp, made for the 1939 World's Fair.
Here's an original Schober lamp:
Karen has been too busy working on all the outdoor stuff we have going on here, so that's actually my handiwork, which explains a lot.
Oh well...mostly I wanted to suggest an art deco vibe, which when photographed with a 1936 Sparton Bluebird radio, emphasizes that point.
It's not great art, but it's close enough for government work.
This is shaping up to be "home improvement project" summer...we've got at least 3 projects either scheduled or nearly scheduled.
The granddaddy of them all is a complete roof replacement (insert inhuman wailing sound here).
The other projects aren't as painful, but will be big improvements.
#4 son is going to redo our back patio...cement is cracked and sinking in spots so having that fixed will be great.
Boring, I know...but such is the stuff of home ownership.
And now, for my grand finale, I've decided to fire myself out of a cannon...
No...wait...hold the phone...this note just handed me by my beautiful assistant...
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