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Maggie’s What's Your View II
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This day last year started the great Texas four inch blizzard that crippled the state. Lol
This year we had a 3 day cold front with a little ice and snow that slicked up the streets and brought down some power lines with the broken tree limbs.
A few localized power outages.
Governor Abbott got rid of some of the folks that were in charge last year and the rest seem to have taken the hint.
This year we had a 3 day cold front with a little ice and snow that slicked up the streets and brought down some power lines with the broken tree limbs.
A few localized power outages.
Governor Abbott got rid of some of the folks that were in charge last year and the rest seem to have taken the hint.
February thaw, nothing more than a tease. Don’t fall for it. Makes the walk tough going to restore/paint targets. The thaw also reveals a fair amount of lead splatter and copper. AOC and the Greens would be aghast 
‘em.
‘em.I'm thinking an early Spring, my goats are starting to shed some Winter coat. 
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I always wanted goats. Ended up with horses and chickens……lucky meI'm thinking an early Spring, my goats are starting to shed some Winter coat.
Now that's funny, I fought against chickens, miniature donkeys, and horses and ended up with goats 
I've been threatening to get a couple of mini goats for years now (also been threatened with "consequences" if I do... ) One of these years now...
) One of these years now...
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Consequences………pfffffffff. I run my house hahahahhahahahahahI've been threatening to get a couple of mini goats for years now (also been threatened with "consequences" if I do...
Edit: that’s why I have horses and not goats, cause I don’t run shite
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I hope so. All our kitchen cabinets, and dining room accessories are dark wood. Hoping this will bring a little light into the area. 180sqft of floor should be able to brighten it up
Guess this explains why they don’t hold the 1K bench rest World Championships in Hooterville.
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Step one complete. Pull the old floor out, but change number one. The wife wanted to strip the ceiling, so I told her to do it while the floor was bare.
So after 70plus days in NICU his 2 months home anniversary is the recall, all 13 cans that we have are recalled.
Ah huh huh huh huh huh huh you shot 420 huh huh uh huh huh huh.
Took these shit boxes out today. 24 and Galil.
Took these shit boxes out today. 24 and Galil.
February thaw. Won’t last long. 51 degrees, 3-5 mph wind 
, enjoyed the break in the weather. You tend to shoot better when you’re not half froze to death.
, enjoyed the break in the weather. You tend to shoot better when you’re not half froze to death.
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Dog had its eyeball rupture yesterday afternoon. She had to have it removed last night
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All tests have came back negative in the past. The dye test kinda left the vet unsure a few years ago. We switched her diet thinking maybe fatty deposits in her eyes, but they have given her problems for a while. We generally got away with some medicine drops when they would get irritated.
Yesterday she came running in the house and bumped into something and went beserk. The pressure was just built up and she got it just right. Boston’s are prone to eye issues, so we kinda expected something sooner or later. She had surgery last night and was sleeping it off this morning. Something tells me she won’t miss a beat once she learns to adjust for one eye.
Mom Daisy and her 8 puppies that were born this morning. American Cocker Spaniels. Foot for scale. Yes I know I need to trim big toenail.
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Update for the poopie. Eyeball removed with no complications, most of the surgical swelling is gone. She is more than comfortable with her meds. So far it has not severely impacted her daily routines. She can still walk around, jump up on couch, and navigate the deck stairs to get into the yard. Sutures come out in about 2 weeks.
O. K, this begs some questions.
1. Lake?
2. Topside temp?
3. Water temp?
4. Is that a wreck, and how deep?
5. Looks like a blast. Not my kind of fun, but fun nonetheless.
I was released from weight restriction jail this week, time to get some rounds down this Ruger .223. The wind finally was less than 10 and the temp above 20 this late afternoon.
This thing wants to shoot, thinking someday down the road a better trigger and optics will really make it shine. All I'm asking for is M.O. Yote, anything more will be frosting.
1st of March next week, the days are growing longer.
This thing wants to shoot, thinking someday down the road a better trigger and optics will really make it shine. All I'm asking for is M.O. Yote, anything more will be frosting.
1st of March next week, the days are growing longer.
Wife sent me this when I was at work this morning. I hate working Saturday morning.
Took the 22 copper solids out in some decent wind to 566yd.
My brother in law has written 3 books. My wife is working on a cup today. I sent him this picture, not one of his books. Her phone was ringing with in a minute. Lol
Recovered 22 bullets from 566yds. One cutting edge, one badlands
I'm thinking I wouldn't want to be hit with that measly 60ft/lb.
I bet it would drop a head shot hog at that distance.
I bet it would drop a head shot hog at that distance.
Took the mountain bike out over the weekend. Went out a forest service road and stumbled upon an older prescribed burn. Some nice oak regen and some not so nice mountain laurel coming up.
Then road some of the GRT.
Then road some of the GRT.
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Cheapish Giant Trance 3. 27.5 inch tires.
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I used to run a Trek6 series. Not uber expensive, but fun nonetheless. A buddy and me used to ride all over Korea. Good times
Visitor today. This new crowd of folks I've met since moving are going to end up costing me big bucks at some point.
Last week we had average daytime highs of -4 and below. Could walk on top of the concrete snow and leave less than a faint footprint. This week the weather has warmed up and the snow has lost it's rock hard texture.
Can't really complain, soft snow is a early indication of spring. Pretty soon the only place to shoot will be off gravel roads at dirt clumps and the stray rock.
Rocks are still unprotected, no license required. Not sure if shooting a rock releases greenhouse gases like cow poop, although shooting sun dried cow poop can be entertaining.
Good Grief, I'm talking about cow poop. I need spring, green grass, gophers, outside jobs, long days.
And fresh cow poop.
Can't really complain, soft snow is a early indication of spring. Pretty soon the only place to shoot will be off gravel roads at dirt clumps and the stray rock.
Rocks are still unprotected, no license required. Not sure if shooting a rock releases greenhouse gases like cow poop, although shooting sun dried cow poop can be entertaining.
Good Grief, I'm talking about cow poop. I need spring, green grass, gophers, outside jobs, long days.
And fresh cow poop.
And a proper tacticool moving blanket
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I was in the garage today and noticed a view I don’t see often. I have a couple of bikes in for service which created a hole in the line up and this view so I snapped a pic.
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