Member's BLOG: Monday, 8/25/2014 - Check In - Thanks
#12
08-25-2014, 08:20 AM
Thanks 4 check'in IN
Good Morning Tommy & Family,
Thanks for checking in with your Monte Carlo Family
I just checked your area on Google & it's a beautiful area of the country that you reside.
I love small towns verses large cities like Orlando, Miami etc.
Do you like your area of the country ?
Wish you & member's a Super Monday ......`Life
#13
08-25-2014, 08:33 AM
Good mornin' all. It looks like we have a few more 80°+ days heading our way. It's been a relatively dry Summer this year with temps in the 80s and 90s being a large portion of that. Predictions say it will be a shorter, warmer Winter for us as well. Who says it's always raining in Seattle? Do me a favor - keep right on telling people that. We're getting too many transplants as it is... 
#14
08-25-2014, 08:37 AM
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: New Orleans
Posts: 3,215
Morning all and I'm sorry that you have to go through this Tadd. I had to do this also. I will be praying for her and you Tadd. Have a good day all.
#15
08-25-2014, 08:40 AM
Good morning everyone and happy Monday. I am in my second class of the day since school just started. So far so good but it is still early. Hahaha.
#16
08-25-2014, 08:51 AM
Everyone >Please move to Seattle >LOL<
Good mornin' all. It looks like we have a few more 80°+ days heading our way. It's been a relatively dry Summer this year with temps in the 80s and 90s being a large portion of that. Predictions say it will be a shorter, warmer Winter for us as well. Who says it's always raining in Seattle? Do me a favor - keep right on telling people that. We're getting too many transplants as it is...
Hi `Mike,
HEY EVERYONE, it's always raining in Seattle > LOL >
1. It’s Always Raining in Seattle
Downtown Seattle from West Seattle –
Fact or Fiction: Myths About Famous Places Around the World | guide2travel.ca
The Emerald City in the Evergreen State is famed for its coffee — and for its rain. While the ample rain of the Seattle area keeps things green and helps it maintain the moniker “Emerald City,” it is far from the rainiest city in the United States.
Downtown Seattle from West Seattle – Perhaps you are guessing that Portland or another northwest city takes the cake as the soggiest spot? Wrong again — the rainiest three cities in the U.S. are Mobile, Alabama, Pensacola, Florida, and New Orleans, Louisiana.
Seattle garners its reputation as rainy partially because of the incessant grey cloud cover that looms for most of its winter season.
It rains frequently in Seattle, but nowhere near as copiously as it does in the drenched Gulf Coast town of Mobile.
In actuality, Seattle typically ranks number 41 or 42 on a list of the rainiest cities in America.
Fact or Fiction: It rains frequently in Seattle, but nowhere near as copiously as it does in the drenched Gulf Coast town of Mobile.
In actuality, Seattle typically ranks number 41 or 42 on a list of the rainiest cities in America.
Fact or Fiction: Myths About Famous Places Around the World | guide2travel.ca
Your words paint a good picture of you. Thanks for checking in...Wish you a Happy/Peaceful New Day.
Hi `Zach, thanks for checking in on your first day of College
Wish you a great experience and fun this year working towards your degree. Keep us updated.
Wish all a Super New Day/Week/Life >>>>>>>>>>Enjoy
#17
08-25-2014, 09:45 AM
Goodmorning all...
I just inherited a large collection of Snap On tools from the 70's and 80's. They were my grandpa's and they are well used to there is some surface rust and such and I am wanting to clean them up. (The ratchets are beyond repair, so they will be replaced by warranty I believe)
What method do you guys thing could work the best? I was considering soaking all of the sockets and wrenches in degreaser followed by a 50/50 white vinegar/water mix. Then spraying them all down with WD40 and cleaning them up just to keep them reasonably nice.
Any ideas?
I just inherited a large collection of Snap On tools from the 70's and 80's. They were my grandpa's and they are well used to there is some surface rust and such and I am wanting to clean them up. (The ratchets are beyond repair, so they will be replaced by warranty I believe)
What method do you guys thing could work the best? I was considering soaking all of the sockets and wrenches in degreaser followed by a 50/50 white vinegar/water mix. Then spraying them all down with WD40 and cleaning them up just to keep them reasonably nice.
Any ideas?
#19
08-25-2014, 10:41 AM
Morning all, more mirror issues in my monte. My current plastic mount thats on the window has chipped and will no longer hold the mirror. I've had so many issues with this mirror lol. I need to get some epoxy, reuse the original metal mount and get a new mirror and hopefully be done.
#20
08-25-2014, 10:46 AM
Good Morning Tommy & Family,
Thanks for checking in with your Monte Carlo Family
I just checked your area on Google & it's a beautiful area of the country that you reside.
I love small towns verses large cities like Orlando, Miami etc.
Do you like your area of the country ?
Wish you & member's a Super Monday ......`Life