Tundras live: Agree to disagree (a lesson in civility)

Busy night! I’m the same when I travel. Want to leave early get there on time or early. Walk fast, drive fast, nervous shaking of the leg, etc…. Slowly gotten better over the years since I’m married to the opposite. I do enjoy going places especially in the winter time. To a trip to Southern California last December for work and was an awesome break from the cold and snow.

 

Yes! I love traveling, it is the crowds and asshats that drive me nuts. Plus TSA and/customs. Before 9/11 I fit whatever profile they were looking for and got phuked with constantly. It left scars. Then there are the foreign versions in countries that don’t give two chits about your rights. Get me thru that stuff and near my gate. Then I chill.

Longest for me was 29 hours I think. That’s hotel door to house door. Checkout about 4am, at 4:15 learn the flight is canceled. Rebook thru another connecting airport that we had to power walk for a solid 30 minutes to get from the domestic terminal to the international side. They were closing the door right as we walked on.

It was fun picking my daughter up from elementary school on those days. The parents gave me some concerned looks.

 

Is a duck's ass watertight?

 

Isn’t that why they float?

 

Sweet, thanks for getting the candy to us safe and sound!

 

That’s also the first time I’ve heard that one and will reuse. My go to is does a bear shit in the woods?

 

That's always a good one!

 

I actually splurged and got some candy today. These and a Pearson's Nutbar. Never heard of the Whozeewhatzit and had to try one. Whatchamacallit is better.

 

That's freakin' cool. I love the glimpses behind the curtain with stuff like this. So, is your day to day pretty much the same thing? Just find a groove and roll with it, or are there a bunch of different tasks that keep you on your toes?

 

If you guys are bored sometime, check out RedPoppyRanch on YT. Been watching this guy for a while, I like his style of videos and he does some cool homesteader stuff.

 

You know what will cure that impatience? Ripping a hole in a full tire on sharp stuff. Nothing like changing a tire in a crap situation to drive home the value of patience and proper planning.

 

Meh. I did it for Imogene, and only had a crappy wally world inflator that took ages to air up after. Worth it for them views, though.

 

I too am a loyal Milwaukee tool guy and that looks awesome! I don’t have much need for one at this point but would still be a cool tool to have.