htt://oi1277.photobucket.com/albums/y487/OnnoVocks/P1080231s.jpg?t=1564191882 the light footed thing from the swamp.
River, retired from the river enjoying any bit of water he could find.
Guess I'm learning how to beat their restrictions, it took some doing though. Link wheels are a problem for some websites and the site hosting these images is part of one I built years ago but didn't build it to attack, I built it to defend.
Bridge or a book club? That would be funny, especially since that would be the last thing I would think of.
Freedom is taken not granted, if you want something, pursue it, but adapt to the situation. I used to have 10 acres with a creek and Cabin, but when I could no longer physically take care of it, I sold it and bought a 1962-3? 38ft. Chris-Craft Roamer knowing that it too would eventually become to much for me to maintain. I then switched to a 1973 Opel GT, and the 1994 Bluestang convertible. Now I'm down to 'Pewters and Mopeds. Possessions weigh you down, they end up owning you; at least that's what it feels like to me anyway. Anyhoo, that's how I ended up doing some things in reverse of how everyone else said they would do it. So that would be my advice; do the things you really want while you still can, not when considered appropriate by others.
I could never fall in love with a Car, ..ever. It's just a machine and I can always build or buy a new one, .. well I once could anyway.
RE: Praise for Engineers