Nothing has officially begun By the Bay in Fairhope AL. Maybe one can practice nothing until one gets nothing right? Should be easy, but I need practice. Anyway we will give nothing a try for a week.
Oh my, I woke up and saw light!! What is this? I looked at my watch and it said 07:30!! I don't remember the last time I did that because my normal is about 05:30.
I'll have to see what "nothing" happens today.
Lucky you! I would pay money to be able to sleep til 7:30. Even on vacation my mind wakes up at 5 or so and starts thinking about all the Nothing that will happen that day. Its a curse. I'd like to sleep in like normal people do from time to time.
The bad part about doing nothing is you do not know when you are done.
YES DEAR
GAB
If you keep on doing nothing You will have nothing to look forward to.
Knowing that doing nothing also includes eating so:
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Lambert's Cafe, Home of the Throwed Rolls. I had a half rack of ribs, baked beans, fried okra, baked sweet tater, skillet taters, cole slaw, carrots, plus Rolls of course. :thumbsup:
Nothing is a tough job. It's not a skill that I have, consequently my wife has threatened me if I attempt to do nothing and hang around the house. I hope you are better at it than I am.
It is very difficult for me to do nothing at home. I recently did nothing for two weeks and quite frankly, it was no fun. My mindset is to be productive and nothing ain't. :uhoh:
There is nothing to it ffcheesy. Seriously, difficult to excel at doing nothing. I'm no good at it either so I gave up.
At least we are eating well.
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Bowl of Seafood Gumbo.
And we did spot something interesting:
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Some of you "old guys" will have to help with the year model. I'm guessing about 1953.
Tomorrow is a special day.
'52 Ford Panel truck
Or google
Shiny Fords are worth doing Nothing but admiring.
Yes it's an old 50's Ford armored truck, but I'm guessing it's actually riding on '03 Chevy pickup wheels. ffcheesy
It looked mighty original inside including the armorer's seat in the rear. The steering wheel is as big as a hula hoop.
Quote from: Magicman on March 28, 2025, 07:29:03 PMIt looked mighty original inside including the armorer's seat in the rear. The steering wheel is as big as a hula hoop.
The steering wheel was probably that large because it had a you supply the power power steering system. I have a tractor with that style of power steering system.
GAB
Steering wheel on my Dad's 49 Ford pickup was huge as well (18" diam) and the lack of power steering may have been the reason, as mentioned by GAB
Oh I well understand the reason for the large steering wheel. Leverage is your friend.
There is no "shotgun" seat, only the driver and the armorer's seats.
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Guess that I might as well include the rear picture. No drivers side picture because of other vehicles.
Quote from: Magicman on March 28, 2025, 05:32:40 PMTomorrow is a special day.
Yup, today is Special. :smitten: It is our 62'nd Elopement Anniversary!! smiley_love
We have a special lunch planned for today and then more of.....nothing. ffsmiley
Congratulations!!!
Quote from: Magicman on March 29, 2025, 08:30:34 AMQuote from: Magicman on March 28, 2025, 05:32:40 PMTomorrow is a special day.
Yup, today is Special. :smitten: It is our 62'nd Elopement Anniversary!! smiley_love
We have a special lunch planned for today and then more of.....nothing. ffsmiley
Another 13 and people will think you two would rather fight than switch.
Congratulations on the achievement.
GAB
They already refer to us as the Band-Aid Couple. whiteflag_smiley
Congratulations MM!
Did some work for an old farmer when I was a teen, he told me " that truck has power steering, all the power you can muster" !!
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We enjoyed our Anniversary meal:
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Perfectly cooked Filet' e/w Mashed taters & Brussels Sprouts, except that I don't care for Brussels Sprouts. I left em. I forgot to picture the Green Salad which was unusual but Very Nice.
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And then a slice of Key Lime Pie.
Now to further practice "nothing". :thumbsup:
Congratulations on your anniversary
sit back with a cold drink and watch the world go by
Practice makes perfect
I've tried and get bored, maybe I need to practice more
Rain today so we did nothing. Lunch was leftovers from Lambert's. Ribs, taters, beans, & carrots. Afterwards we drove into town and......
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Split a Split. ffsmiley
Congratulations MM! That's a long time!
I just realized what I haven't done in a week.........everything. ffcheesy
Look to be eating good. I'd think you was peeling pulp and splitting firewood or something. Congrats for sticking it out all them years. ffsmiley
Nothing going on outside here today except rain. That's a bad thing, gave me time to shop for a new SxS tote'n trailer. ffcheesy
Heavy rain this morning so we got a sorta later start:
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Broiled Flounder with fixin's. We may go back later for whatever else.