Afternoon, everyone.
Hey, I'm not all that old. Well, I guess since I turn 64 in February, I'm kinda old but I don't usually feel
that old.

Plus, Moses was a very nice guy, he was just a little miffed at the Pharoh when he and I got into it.
Barry, Happy Birthday to Audrey. Dianna turns the big Five-Oh tomorrow so she has been a little hard to live with lately. I told her 60 is much worse.
Chris, did you see the claim from Recovery.Org that a $1,000 lawnmower created ten new jobs.

. Seems like you're missing an opportunity here. Between you, your son, and the three dogs, you have have enough manpower and equipment to create about 25 new jobs. You should be getting some stimulus money from somewhere, especially if you can create a non-existent Congressional District to park your lawnmowers in.
Rex, I'm looking forward to some roasted gator meat in a few weeks. I understand the Tebow sauce makes it even better.
Sandy, yeah, yeah, I heard that drill about "the snow will be gone by tomorrow" the last winter my son was in Boulder. We were there for two week and the only thing it did was get deeper. I think you guys are in for one tough winter.
Corey, I understand some wives look very attractive in certain kinds of uniforms.
Our cold front bought us two minutes of drizzle and then just some colder air. Still made it to 65 today although there's a frost advisory out for tonight. I doubt it will get below 35 here since we're on a hill. It's about time for some frost so my dang lawn will stop growing. I was out shopping for birthday presents yesterday and settled on a GPS for Dianna's car since she's able to get lost going out the driveway. Ordered a red velvet cake for her party. I never heard of a red velvet cake until I moved down here. They sure are good.