Well, howdy there internet peeps and those amazed that any of Willie's little train patrons survived that horrific mortorcycle crash!
It's Troy again. 69° f currently. Sitting on the patio with the cat. Might actually keep jeans on all day. Only supposed to get up to 79°. Smoking some chicken breasts tonight for dinner.
Breaking in the new hearing aids. Already have a list of need to alter/change started. Need closed domes. I listen to too much streaming music/calls/podcasts using the hearing aids as bluetooth earbuds. They're tinny sounding, especially calls, even after I used my controls on the app to bump the bass and drop the highs. Go in on Tues for the first of several fine tunings....
Tomorrow is the big retirement day for my wife's first boss at the company they've both worked for ever since. That's 30+ years for each of them. They've gone through three name changes, and two buyouts. The company is now part of Labcorp, but in the research and clinical trials division.
Wife is going to drive the 2.5 hours down to a coworker's house in a western suburb of Indianapolis for an open house from 3p to 6p. I could go, but I won't know but one person at the open house. And there's only one train/hobby store on that side of town. Right now there's nothing I need to go make the trip to Big 4 Hobbies while she relives old times with old co-workers.
I might go to Costco later today, and see if they have a brisket. If so, I've got charcoal and a smoker. I know what I'll be doing tomorrow.
Glued arms holding two handed great axes and warhammers onto orcs last night. I cursed. A LOT. The kit is ok for the one handed weapons. but trying to get three points of contact between each arm to shoulder, and one arm to the other weapon that is already attached to the first arm was difficult. Colorful sailor language was used.
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Fortunately, the kit came with add-on armored shoulder pads. I made extensive use of those to cover gaps. I need to do up another set of 10, but I don't feel like cussing that much right now.