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Character Traits
There are certain things that I do not or cannot understand that people do and because I don’t understand them I find them suspicious. One of them is working when you could be retired. Our superintendent at the office could … Continue reading
Posted in As we get Older, Humor, Pet Peeves & Other Rants!
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“Friends?”
I had an experience this past weekend where I was sitting around the campfire with a bunch of “friends”. The conversation swung around to current events and all of a sudden one of the “friends” spouted off with “you guys … Continue reading
A CPAP Machine for Historical Re-enactment
I made this flat bottomed portmanteau to carry my CPAP machine and batteries. I have found this set-up works fairly well for me for trekking and events. I use my CPAP machine without the humidifier. If I’m over 8,000 feet … Continue reading
Posted in As we get Older, Historical Clothing and Equipment, Miscellaneous
Tagged CPAP, Historical trekking
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Gabe the Shootist
When I was growing up many of us had nicknames. Not from our parents but names our friends called us. Similar to today’s camp names that folks get at a rendezvous. It was a term of endearment. It showed you were … Continue reading
Posted in As we get Older, Historical Clothing and Equipment, Hunting & Trapping, Miscellaneous, Shooting
Tagged Gabe, GabetheShootist, nickname
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This may be my favorite joke, ever. Kind of an insider.
I was walking in San Francisco along the Golden Gate Bridge when I saw a man about to jump off. I tried to dissuade him from committing suicide and told him simply that God loved him. A tear came to … Continue reading
Posted in As we get Older, Humor, Miscellaneous, Pet Peeves & Other Rants!
Tagged Baptist, favorite joke, religion, schism, suicide
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Irish Proverb
“Do not resent growing old, Many are denied the privilege.”
Will Rogers Once said:
The older we get, the fewer things seem worth waiting in line for.