
*Miss Ruben Cat* was laying sleeping on her blanket on the floor
I did a big loud cracking fart sound

she did turn and fell asleep again LOLOLOL
Poor Ruben

Must be some gal - we haven't heard much from yaGood morning, H&CL! It's time to go to work! I've got a bunch of newly built track to spike down today. The fun never ends! Have a great day, everybody!
I’m wondering if this site needs a server up-grade…. The double post thing seems to be a new problem. I’m adding this to my list of things that make me say WTHeck
She really is "some gal".Must be some gal - we haven't heard much from ya
Have fun at work!
We are getting rain! Real rain, not that little teaser stuff. Wahoo! Happy DanceIt's been about 3 months since any measurable rain. Garden will love it.
You two look SO AWESOME together!! A TRUE natural smile says it ALL!!
No i wont get rid of it...but at some point it will be gone..because i have no children....i have nieces and nephew but they never met him and my grandfather has been gone for a long time...mid 80's. I know i have seen casket flags in various places over the years in thrift stores and more as loved ones die and people even just dont know who that person was...its a sad thing..but even us how many have items going back to ww1....i tend to be a packrat and i have items my great great grandfather carried in civil war as a horse soldier...so a few items are safe till i am gone.@elkhound that sounds like a hard few days' work. And I know that kind of stuff isn't easy. I don't think you're supposed to get rid of the flag and his war stuff, are ya? I still have my dad's uniform, WWII, and his flag and my mom's. Sounds like you've helped a lot of people.
I have my great great grandfather's saber he carried in the Civil War and when he was stationed out west in the Arizona territory. I am lucky I have cousin's interested in the family history and at one point I will either give to one of them or have it buried with me. He gave it to his favorite grandchild--my grandmother and she gave it to my brother who gave it to me when he moved upstate.No i wont get rid of it...but at some point it will be gone..because i have no children....i have nieces and nephew but they never met him and my grandfather has been gone for a long time...mid 80's. I know i have seen casket flags in various places over the years in thrift stores and more as loved ones die and people even just dont know who that person was...its a sad thing..but even us how many have items going back to ww1....i tend to be a packrat and i have items my great great grandfather carried in civil war as a horse soldier...so a few items are safe till i am gone.
theres a public park here he helped build before ww2 in the 30's as part of the CCC's. i may check with them to see if they would be interested when and if time comes. i have a couple of pictures of him working in camp as a young man.I have my great great grandfather's saber he carried in the Civil War and when he was stationed out west in the Arizona territory. I am lucky I have cousin's interested in the family history and at one point I will either give to one of them or have it buried with me. He gave it to his favorite grandchild--my grandmother and she gave it to my brother who gave it to me when he moved upstate.
The flag--can you pass it on to a local VFW, American Legion post or some veteran organization or even an active military installation.
I'm with you on the downsizing for later years. I have trouble getting my dad to get rid of things, so I'm trying get rid of my things. It will be less to deal with when the time comes.