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"A man can be as happy as he makes up his mind to be" A. Lincoln

I've settled over the last few months on a couple of the Oliva's - the Serie V and the Master Blends 3 are my current everyday smokes. Really fine cigars.

Will be 69 in April and just rescued a Jack Russell puppy...that says a lot about my energy level.

My son worked for them and loved the company, especially the esprit de corps among the other twenty something employees. We got the favored employee tour of the enormous facilities in Prineville and were very impressed. But when the old man died, the executives moved the administration to Bend...

Operations Management at large hub airport for 31 years.

He and Cream were a big part of several years of my youth. Sad to see him go. Goodbye, Red Skeleton.

"Thus why I push Duragloss so much, as it works so well and is MUCH better than a lot of the OTC products at a similar price point." Great products.

The Duragloss routine you've used here has proven itself many times for me...tried and true.

The Oregon coast is beautiful and we go several times a year, but we've learned (since our kids grew up) to avoid it between June 15 and August 15. Just too crowded and the shoulder seasons are much more relaxing and the weather is more interesting. Speaking of Subarus, you can count the pastel...

I've been very happy with the Extang Encore. As mentioned, it folds from the cab or the tailgate, locks with the truck key, and it can be installed, removed, and stored very easily, and it's built like a tank.

I like the fire hose type and own one, but I never use it for things like washing the cars or watering plants. You'll need two hands to adjust the flow and turn it off and it's more fussiness than I care for when doing those things. I much prefer a trigger set for one handed use.

https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/28488/f-35-hit-with-cluster-bomb-of-[censored]-reports-as-dod-eyes-full-rate-production Read the entire article and a few of the comments from pilots and maintainers if you want a real perspective not written by political operatives.

My son is currently serving with the 10th Mountain in the Kandahar province, but due to redeploy to Ft Drum within days. We've seen these sort of reports during his two deployments to Afghanistan and they shake to my knees every time. His mother and I wake up every morning and our first...

Cool...a new start. You will love retirement. All the best.

One of the greatest personalities in any field. I followed F1 and open-wheel racing fanatically through the seventies and eighties, and knew that NL lived at a gut level like few others. He won't fade away easily. I was thrilled recently when I discovered the current display at Griot's Garage...

"Horse Soldiers" by Doug Stanton, the account of a team of special operators sent to Afghanistan to begin to organize the Afghan army. Those were some brave guys.

Originally Posted by CKN My youngest son just got back from being deployed from a "undisclosed location" in Syria. Glad he is home-but praying the rest of the Allied forces all over the region will remain safe! My only son is currently in Afghanistan and ready to redeploy to Fort Drum "soon"...

Brahms' Symphonies Wide open spaces and long drives in them Fine optics

The Blackberry Curve. It had a very accurate physical keyboard and was nearly impossible to butt-dial your contacts.

I don't think I'd use a credit card reader at a location as wide open and unwatched as a car wash. I've had my my cards skimmed at less sketchy places.