WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY - WAYDT (PICS)

[goosehd]

There will be a point in my life where I’m going to build one of those Tiki bars and just drive around all day serving drinks

[Giles]

Not a bad life goal....

[goosehd]

[Molle]

Working hard at the office!

[Giles]

@Molle I don't think the forum software can see a .dng file (well it does not show for me)

[Molle]

Changed it.

[Giles]

Cool, thank you

[goosehd]

Decisions…

Home right now:

Here right now:

[DeeDee85]

@goosehd that’s not a decision

[pechelman]

if it does require a decision, it's certainly an easy one...

[tody]

Easy choice, Canada ️

[flannel slut]

[goosehd]

…my morning mimosas are clouding my decision making skills

Reality and the daily grind is going to suck on Sunday morning as today's my last full day with departure tomorrow.

[Tago Mago]

@goosehd could be worse, at the least the sun is shining

[RoxRocks86]

@goosehd I’m sure if you sell all your heavyweight IH gear you’d be set for life & live out your tiki bar dreams to it’s fullest

[goosehd]

@tody …not the direction my heart is leaning to, but my head says I need to go.

Being an adult sucks ass…

[Tago Mago]

@goosehd what does this „being an adult“ mean? My wife keeps bringing up this concept as well…

[goosehd]

@Tago-Mago …really don’t know, but if you can figure it out, it would settle a few (many) arguments.

[Molle]

On my way to pick up my younger brother. We’re going to cook lunch for our mother (80 years).

[motojobobo]

Spent most of the week at the ranch and got back last night, so these are not technically TODAY pics…

We are midway through our rainy season and this bridge is normally covered by at least 3 meters of water in mid February but the year is shaping up to be a dry one. On Wednesday only one end of the bridge had about 40 cm of water so still safe for driving over it.

Pic of the old house (circa 90 years old) of a ranch which recently changed ownership. This one is on the way to mine. I hear the new owners will tear it down and build something new.

Maybe some of you guys know this fruit? Locally called acerola, called Barbados cherry in english (Malpighia emarginata). Hardy plant, bears a lot of fruit nearly year round. Tart and sweet. Fruit birds love it. Attracts toucans which are nice to look at. Good for eating right off the tree/shrub and excellent for juices too. Never tried it in a cocktail but I bet it would work nicely.

Flew back home in AVRO RJ 100, nice plane. The landings on it are exquisitely soft and gradual.
Oh yeah the SS shirt is a Shuttlenotes…one of the reasons I make a yearly plead for more IH SS light fabric shirts. I hear SS24 ought to bring nice things my way.
All in all a good trip.