[AT] Good day for the delete button

[John Dunlap]

I'm with you, twenty-ten just sounds better. For some reason I never
envisioned that I'd be here. Seemed so far away when I was 10 yrs
old...

On Sun, Jan 3, 2010 at 11:28 AM, Dean Vinson <dean at vinsonfarm.net> wrote:
> 14 degrees here in southwest Ohio, but a nice clear day.  I wish I had some
> tractorin' to do, and a heated shop to do it in.
>
> I do have a kitchen renovation underway, with a bunch of electrical and
> finish work to do before the new cabinets can go up.  I ordered them the
> week before Christmas so I'd better get in gear... they're going to show up
> and I'll still be dinking around with drywall finishing and wire nuts.
>
> The Farmall M is quietly content out there in the garage.  Haven't spent
> much time with it in a while, but I'm glad to see it every morning on my way
> to work and every evening on my way home.  One of these years.  The kitchen
> renovation project is underway now because it's the big and expensive thing
> I need to do to make this house ready for sale, three or four years from
> now, when it's time to go look for a place where I can let the M clean out
> its lungs and get up to honest operating temperature.  There are other tasks
> too, but the kitchen is the big one and I figure I might as well get a few
> years of enjoyment out of it before selling, so time to dive in.
>
> My daughter wants me to start referring to the new year as "two thousand
> ten," but as a longtime old-tractor guy there's just no way for me to not
> think of it as "twenty-ten."
>
> Dean Vinson
> Dayton, Ohio
> www.vinsonfarm.net
>
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