Good Morning All. Happy Thanksgiving to all, even if you aren't in the US. Mostly cloudy and 43°, not near the low of 36° that was predicted by the weather nerds. Not great weather forecast for today, but acceptable with the high near 60°. Might be shorts weather if the sun comes out. No snow in our forecast.
Yesterday was just an average day, kinda just relaxed before the odyssey today to my sister's for the Thanksgiving feast. I'll commence to making our food assignment of a fruit salad shortly.
The forum seems to be fixed this morning. It was annoying for the past couple of days, but it's not like it hasn't happened before.
Once again, no new project work out in the train shed yesterday. Ran trains again. I did disassemble a Kato SD40-2 that was running sluggishly, and cleaned out and re-greased it. My notes show that I last did that 9 years ago. Even though it's companion is running OK, I will do it next time that I am out there just to keep them in sync with one another. It took a while to disassemble the first truck, since I didn't remember the nuances from the last time. Another reason to do the companion quickly while I remember!
Troy - Even though we have been empty nester's for around 20 years now, and also don't get many visitors; I still put up a Christmas tree every year. My wife suggested skipping it a few years back, but I resisted and put it up anyway.
When we first moved into this house in 1981, we were haunted by idiot four wheel drivers quite regularly. There's a Corps of Engineers flood control lake across the road, and before the private property was fenced off, many adventurers would drive over there to go "mudding". Yes, you can go anywhere in a 4 WD vehicle, but when you get stuck, it's also far from anywhere. Since this was in the days before cell phones, they would eventually walk to our house late at night and ask to use the phone to get a ride home. Several local farmers used to make some good money pulling them out the next day!
Louis - You did a nice job coloring the turkey. You stayed in the lines all of the way around.
Gary - Welcome back to the Coffee Shop. I saw your post over in the other thread.
The late guitarist Jimi Hendrix was born on this day in 1942.
Everyone have a very happy and safe Thanksgiving.