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Here's pics as promised. Can see a bin I stared for my for my compost pile with scrap plywood. Also can see chickens fuck up a lawn. But they are great mulchers.

100 shitake plugs getting seeded as well. Trying to amp up my supplied from home game. Figure if I have herbs, tomatoes, & lettuce we are pretty golden. Of course, squash, rhubarb, corn, green beans, apples, plums we get from the farm along with beef. Pork from a local pig farm. Makes me feel a bit more independent of our food supply. Doesn't hurt that Matt has me baking now. Some killer breads change your diet completely. Had to change up my storage Because of this

Spent the day stripping this turd. I'm beat.

A little more whitled in. All the specialty wood pieces installed to sculpt to the seat bottom, and pieces to support the inner edges of the side panels. Decided it should have drink holders like the other. THen ready for a second coat of paint. Thats where I'm at this morning.

Speaking of crossovers and such, here's where I'm at with the TMM's. Parts is parts, pieces parts. Dry layout... Assembled! And a close up. Baffle laid out... Test fit, yep it fits! Some feets in the works... Kinda modelling them after the Solstice towers. With black feet and baffle. Besides the cold, the only hold up has been bringing myself to commit to the front 3" port. Hope you guys enjoy.

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Crappy pic, but my dog and a deer in the yard this afternoon, just chillin.

Where Im at this morning.

Hadn't picked it up yet. Did Sat night finally, at the farm now since my truck is still wounded. 2018 Polaris 1000 XP Sportsman base, but has all Premium options added and a lot other options. Bought it from a Polaris employee straight out of Roseau MN

More fluffer photos! This time with the real camera

Not quite finished. But figured I post up some pics. Still debating on doing some pin-striping.

Also, got my official letter today. Orientation Monday, and officially to work Tuesday morning. J

VA called me this afternoon to offer me the position. I'll get the email to confirm Monday. Not the GS7 I wanted, but the GS6 slot. Still damn solid. J

I started on a second Mustang couch this week. Worked out the quirks I don't like about the first one. Got the seat a little more raked out for us taller peeps too. THe initial framework assembled... Seat and side panels installed! This one's getting a little something extra. Using these trim off of a 50's Ranchero bed top to cap the edge. Corner shot.

On a lighter note, speakers have made it in the house! Had to give the wife a couple days to acclimate to them, so haven't hooked them up yet. Being as she didn't even know I was building them until over half way through. I pretty much knew the only caveat would be that she could place plants on them. lol

The TMM's coming along! Baffles cut, shellacked and sanded... and some primer... and finally the black! Feet carved to shape! A drill jig to keep things even. Awe and black for the feetsies too. Punching holes for the terminal cups. And on to the acoustic treatment!

Grandkids are awesome!!

Hit a bench pr this afternoon. Managed 1x5 @ 275 lbs, 1x6 @ 275 lbs, 1x5 @ 280 lbs for my top 3 sets. Felt really good too. Not too shabby for a 5' 10" 195 lbs mid thirties father of 3.

Happy Easter to all who celebrate the occasion.

His are prettier than mine, but holy shit yummy.

The TMM's are finally complete!! Short of testing anyways. Getting ready to haul them in the house! woot woot! Decided to fill the waveguides with epoxy. I'd already purchased it, just was undecided. After seeing just about anyone that used that particular one do it and a knuckle test I had to commit.

I reserved a camping spot in the Arches National Park in Moab for March. Has always been on my list of places to see. Bonus is it’s only a two hour drive.

Merry Christmas SSA fam. Hope everyone has a wonderful day.

Speaking of pain. Got the backs of the upper legs all but finished in the last couple months.

Tatted the masseuse yesterday and talked her into an arm and shoulder massage. Mfer has been locked up like Fort Knox for a hot minute. She has been trying to get me to try cupping. So a few minutes in she runs the cups up my shoulder, neck and arm. Placing them right on the knots as she finds them. Holy fuck! Was ready to doze off about five minutes in. she left them on for about 15-20 minutes. Spent about an hour total, mostly just on those body parts. I have to say I’m a believer because everything feels better than it has in probably a year plus. I’ve avoided drowning it out with pain pills and have worked on it just about every other way I could. So I’m pretty happy to have found an effective relief.