Enjoy it while you can. Yeah, I know it's cliche, but they do grow up so fast...
"people work on Tuesday"
You really know how to twist the knife.
Looks like ya'll headed to the mountains. I sneak off there every chance I get - which isn't too often since Dad sold the old home place in NC a few years ago. I married a beach girl, too; so most of our vacations end up involving salt water.
Enjoy.
I guess I am not "people".
Although I am not camping atm... but taking a break from putting up Christmas lights.
Ya know, my hands have a funny taste after I handle all those lights. I probably should stop licking them... Oh, what is this report about Walmart selling Christmas lights with high lead content. I thought that taste was familiar.
Your kids are too cute.
Have fun.
Ooh, it's sunny there. Freezing rain here. Kinda pretty either way.
Glad you're having fun with the fam. 
Just one question: is that dog wearing a sweater?
wendy... trust me... Tildy is not a dog. best I can tell shes some type of rare four-legged bird.
Oh, it must be the rare Ankle-nipping Yapper. Habitats include old ladies laps and metrosexual's New York studio apartments, both roughly the same size.
Why not roast that sucker Nate? Four drumsticks. What is not to like?
It could be a subspecies of dog known as the kick-dog. Only slightly less worthless than a cat. But it will make your lap warm.
Only slightly less worthless than a cat.
Dude, there is not a pet more worthless then a cat. They're like the rude houseguests of the animal world.
ChiaPets are more useful...
there is not a pet more worthless then a cat
Hampster.
The best thing about hampsters is yelling "PULL".
John Deere and the Titans.
Nate, I approve of the way you're clothing your clan.
Awesome!!
"Nothing says 'cityboy' like packaged firewood." ...hehe.
Which lens did Dr. Who use to take that photo of the duck?
The cheesin' son! Kids are funny.
Though not quite as funny as a yap-dog with a sweater. ?????
I like ducks in large groups. They often do that low-volume murmuring quack thing. Very silly. Sounds like an avian cult chant.
I like ducks in large groups.
I like ducks in Chinese restaurants.
Mmmmmmmm...
Oh, what is this report about Walmart selling Christmas lights with high lead content.
The Chinese are now in the front lines of the War on Christmas.
We should retaliate by deep-frying and eating Chinamen.
DJ
Nikon 70-300 zoom lens... VR.
All hat, no cattle...
no facial hair?
Josh,
If you think their TOYS have lead in them, wait till you check out the lead content for a chinaman. Their graveyards will one day be declared superfund sites (the Chinese version of course)
same gotee as ever MB. little shorter than normal is all.
I agree Huck. When I said "slightly less worthless than a cat" I meant worth only sightly more than a cat, not worth less than a worthless cat.
I cat think of anything a cat would actually be useful for except perhaps as ammunition for a large diameter air cannon.
Catching mice.
Catching mice.
That is why they make mouse poison.
Catching mice.
That is why they make mouse poison.
Or snakes...
"All hat. No cattle. "
Alternative lifestyles
Alternative lifestyles
NOT THAT THERE'S ANYTHING WRONG WITH THAT!
Catching mice.
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Besides mice, our cats keep the place free of spiders and flies. One even alerts us if someone's at the door by growling.
Giraffe: "That is why they make mouse poison."
Huckleberry: "Or snakes..."
Neither of which diminishes the fact that cats are useful for getting rid of mice...
Wendy: "Besides mice, our cats keep the place free of spiders and flies."
...and other pests, it seems.
Hey Nate,
Check this out;
http://www.break.com/index/hip-h...hop-
violin.html
Cool stuff! Probably what Jamie would do if he had any talent....
Neither of which diminishes the fact that cats are useful for getting rid of mice...
Yeah, except snakes and poison have the good sense to otherwise dispose of said dead mouse, instead of plopping it down on your brand new carpet and going "ta-da!"
Advantage, Snakes and poison...
Dropping it on the carpet? Yuck. Cats should eat mice, if the cat is dropping it on the carpet, you're feeding the cat too much.
I have a cat, at least one, I'm not really sure how many we have at this point. I shot two but there's an orange and black one that I'm pretty sure is a female, so she can stay. She lives on the mice she catches in the barn, and keeps the chicken feed and eggs clear of mice. One minor problem is cat-proofing the hatching pen in the barn, but that's not too tough.
Huck: "...snakes and poison have the good sense to otherwise dispose of said dead mouse..."
You're kidding me, right? The box of poison gets up, crawls behind the cabinet where the poisoned mouse managed to crawl before expiring, drags its rotting carcass up to the garbage can and drops it in? What brand of poison are you buying, cuz I want me some of that!
The snake I'll agree with, but poison still requires action on your part if you want to avoid the aroma of rotting mouse for the next few weeks.
And again, that still does not negate the original statement that cats are useful for catching mice.
I'm waitin' for the twist in this story:
Elkan and Tildabelle say hi!
Skippin' rocks! Feedin' Ducks!
So if she weighs the same as a duck...
All hat... No cattle.
Oh my god they found us, I don't know how but they found us....
Yankees. 12 o clock.
Hey Nate, you should put this stuff onto Facebook, you can keep it private or you can add folks you want to see it and stuff, I think, I mean I'm no Mental Giant of this field, I'm learning it as of now, but it can archive all these cool pics and times with dates as far as I can tell. But someone told me the CIA tracks shit there, so maybe not for you.
You're kidding me, right? The box of poison gets up, crawls behind the cabinet where the poisoned mouse managed to crawl before expiring, drags its rotting carcass up to the garbage can and drops it in?
Most such poison I've had experience with actually prompts whatever vermin are unfortunate enough to ingest it leave the house seeking water, and die far enough away to never know it'd been there.
Fine, cats are useful for catching mice in the same way a sledgehammer is useful for driving a nail into a wall. It may get the job done, but is it really worth all the ancillary crap?
So while Jeb uses the popcorn to lure the ducks closer, Eli throws stones at them...excellent.
Jamie, no comment about the violin dude?
Bill, I've been drinkin', but rest assured, I went through the comments to find your shit, and, well.
Once again you deliver.
The in-laws bought an RV this fall and have offered to let us use it. We are headed South come February or March. Don't know where yet, but some place warm.
wooly.. St Augustine. There's a place there you can put your rv damned near on the beach... but its sheltered a little... so its actually better than being directly on the sand.
Think its called Bryn Marr. We stayed there a while back. highly recommend.
Jamie you’re a riot. The CIA outsourced tracking a long time ago, because they’re geniuses on a stick.
Bill, check this out: http://www.indianviolin.com/Down...cal/
Enthuku.mp3
Nate - thanks. It looks nice, we'll check it out. I can't wait to take the beast out on the road and kick back for a few days.
Nice pix of the family... excepting that little ratdog... in a sweater??? I never would have guessed.
God bless you and yours, Brother.
Pretty cool violin Thims, that Indian music sounds pretty eerie.
It's not a ratdog. It's adorable.
Yeah. It's hard to believe it is the same instrument. They play between the notes.
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