So glad we made it

Whew ! That was a busy week !

We made it to Kentucky. Finally. No more Hellinois taxes, rules, fees, regulations and general BS. It just feels good to be home.

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I've got a lot of things to do and lovin' every minute of it. Fertilize the orchard, break out the chainsaw and do some tree trimming, get a garden plot tilled and started, a few things The Boss wants done to the house and get settled in, which can take a while in a new home. But, on the whole, we got everything pretty much done. My wife started her first day of work this morning and she was a bit nervous about new people, new hospital, etc, but I told her "It's nothing you haven't done a thousand times, just a new place". Sent her off with a hot cup of coffee, a kiss and 'You got this".

ANYWAY...glad to be home. If you're in Western Kentucky, gimme a holler and I'll treat you to a beer and some pretty damn good BBQ.

originally posted by: DAVID64
ANYWAY...glad to be home. If you're in Western Kentucky, gimme a holler and I'll treat you to a beer and some pretty damn good BBQ.

Congratulations, Brother (neighbor). We don't roll that way often, but for the promise of BBQ and beer? Might have to think about that!!

Congratulations on making it out of the corrupt hell hole which is Illinois!!

a reply to: DAVID64

Congrats on the move!
Sounds like you're already a lot happier.

Have fun making the new place yours

a reply to: DAVID64

my advice (you will like this) is to spend some time wandering around your property, with a beer, and just think about what you like and don't. I've been doing it here for 4 years, and it helps to both allow me to not have to do stuff, (I'm in the planning phase) and makes it appear I've got something to do right now, which is plan for things that may happen in the future. How well you sell the idea determines how long you can make this work.

a reply to: network dude

Good advice, exchange that beer for a joint, to get increased creativity...

a reply to: DAVID64

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Lol What the hell is a

Delicious hot browns

Congrats on coming back home. Welcome back to the land of two seasons. Hot And Humid As Hell Summer. Then Cold And Miserable Winter. Mixed in there are approximately four nice days. Hope your wife has a wonderful first day of work.

a reply to: DAVID64

Used to live in Rock Castle County-London, Corbin...Pikesville. Loved Kentucky....good luck to you.

Didn't someone famous come from Kentucky?

One of those heroes, Daniel Boone, or the guy with the big Bowie knife, or there is David Crockett but I thought he was from Tenn...

Nice move. I have made a similar move once and took three months just to get the feel of the place before I started to upgrade things.

I hope you and yours find the peace and happiness you deserve.

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Have you ever had any experience with goblins coming out of the mines/caves? Do you know who Terry R Wriste is?

Lol.

Glad to hear you're happy and safe.

a reply to: scraedtosleep

Further down on that page it says :


Kentucky and hot browns are the perfect combinations
If you have never tasted a hot brown before, then Kentucky is going to take you for a pleasant surprise. These sandwiches constitute bacon, turkey, and tomato slices, soaked with a thick smear of Mornay sauce