Somewhat related but not, my son had to be airlifted to a children's hospital when he was born. It was 28k base rate plus 22k for mileage, the hospital was 40 miles away.
I did a mail-order tune for my 05 years ago. When I installed it the truck wouldn't start, I found out I had to do a certain "re-learn" procedure to get the computer and truck to work with eachother. Not sure if the 2010's are the same way.
Local stations nearby are $4.40/gal today my local costco was $3.85. If I fuel up first thing in the morning I rarely have to wait for a pump. Between my truck and engine drive welder for my business I spend $500-700= month in fuel. When gas goes to $5-6/gal in the summer that 4% makes a...
Started weeding my beds this weekend. I usually get the spring/early growing stuff in the ground in March. I've been picking and using the carrots I planted in October/ November for the last several weeks.
I'm in central CA, I fueled up today at $4.50/gal, consumables for my welding business doubled in the last year and a half. Grocery bill is significantly higher. I'm happy about my returns on my ira this year, but I won't be seeing any of that money for at least another 30 years.
Salt pepper and garlic is a good simple base. If you like teriyaki, soak it in some soy sauce and a little worcestershire. For a few hours. Set the oven as low as it will go and start checking it after a couple hours. The thickness of cut and how wet you leave the meat if you marinated it makes...
I bought a savage 12fv in .223 years ago on a Black Friday sale. I've never come across a factory load it didn't like, from match grade to the cheapest plinking loads.
It's never happened to me, my truck is old enough that it uses a key so I have a key hidden just in case I lose mine on the hunt.
On a somewhat unrelated topic, I pull and hide the starter solenoid to keep someone from stealing my truck.
With my local deer season already closed and cooler temps finally hitting central CA, the idea of chasing some pigs is on my mind. The few pigs I've cooked have always been smoking the shoulders and hams and grilling the loins. With the loins being so lean especially on wild pigs, I was...
Steepest I've done is about the same as your first example, the bad part is it was on a loose pea gravel type hillside. I found out the hard way trying to come back down it in the dark. I tried sidehilling back down and ended up falling and sliding feet first one my stomach for about 50+ yards...