Ford Capri - great car built by Philip T. Clark one of the main designers of he Mustang, As for the rust, that was not missing from the earlier Mustangs too - especially floor boards and trunks; but, I bet you knew all of that. Good to see ya again, moochy13.

FSB

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Laundry and went for a walk. I'm also getting fed up with musicians flaking out.

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Watching Dr. Phil

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Marky

Remember the music is not in the guitar

Getting ready for a snow storm tomorrow. I also put some time in on the hollow-body bass.

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I'm just about to poke my head outside the door. If my ears don't freeze off and my nose doesn't sting I will take Mrs. FSB shopping. That alone is dangerous.
FSB

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Working on a bowl of Breyers Ice Cream.

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"Electric Lady"

I just got off the elliptical machine. We had a blizzard rip through here today and it was too windy and cold to walk through that crap, with a wind chill of -5 degrees and 28 MPH winds. I'm not from Canada, after all.

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Having cofee and browsing the forums...

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Being able to play and enjoy music is a gift that's often taken for granted.

Don't leave home without it!

You're right, Paul. Up here in Canada we call that a nice day for a stroll. But, we do have sympathy for ya knowing that you don't have dog sleds at the ready, and toques are not as plentiful. Besides, we have enough outside elecrical outlets around town to plug in our cars, trucks, and Zamboni for the winter, and to plug in our amps in the summer.
FSB
Stay safe, y'all.

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Oh yeah, I forgot to tell you that you can tell a Canadian (both young and old) when you see one because we all have Popeye biceps (even the women) from pumping that white crap with a shovel.
FSB

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Watching Cops and going to bed. It was a long day. Have a good weekend all!

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Marky

Remember the music is not in the guitar

You were the one I had in mind when I mentioned that.

I did go out tonight. It was 25 degrees, but not windy. It's that wind chill that gets you. We often get those Nor'easters from the Atlantic, especially around this time of year. Up on the 3rd floor/attic level of the house you can really hear the wind howl outside the windows.

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Packing up for an early/short acoustic luncheon gig.

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Being able to play and enjoy music is a gift that's often taken for granted.

Don't leave home without it!

Hmm. Kinda thought so. and I know what you mean about the wet Atlantic winters. BRrr.

I've been lucky to experience the fridgid Winter across Canada over the years, but the worst for me was in the early 60s when highways were closed for days, and there was one way in and out in parts of the Bay of Fundy communities where I got to climb out of the 2nd floor window to dig out from the crusty snow outside. Later in 1966 I pulled double shifts having to stay snowed in at a TV/AMFM station for three days at work (tough hey?); but, fortunately, a large mall with major grocery chains and a nearby liquor store was within reach.
Whatever furniture there was, including from Sears, was set up in the center of the mall for shoppers to sleep on.

I guess that's why I find sympathy, but a also little humour at the same time, when I see a grumpy passenger who has a few extra hours waiting for a plane held up by weather. Of course, winter flying in these parts is usually an accepted challenge for our winter experienced pilots.
FSB

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Hope you get fed, Mike.
Have a good one.

FSB

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