Tuesday, May 5, 2015
Friday, May 1, 2015
Rick and I had a very short lived career as models in the 70's. Rick went North to Canada for a couple of months and I did some work in San Francisco. We soon tired of the constant advances from all the women and we both returned to Albuquerque, utterly exhausted. Two weeks later we were wondering what happened to all the chicks! It was a sad period.
Monday, August 11, 2014
Robin Williams Dead?
Really? Holy fucking shit.
Not that it necessarily surprises me. He always seemed like one of those laughing-through-the-tears guys.
In later years I think he kind of became a parody of himself and I thought his recent TV show was lame. Really, I think his best work was his serious stuff. Dead Poets Society, The Fisher King, and Good Will Hunting. I also like the much forgotten Being Human.
Not that it necessarily surprises me. He always seemed like one of those laughing-through-the-tears guys.
In later years I think he kind of became a parody of himself and I thought his recent TV show was lame. Really, I think his best work was his serious stuff. Dead Poets Society, The Fisher King, and Good Will Hunting. I also like the much forgotten Being Human.
Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Birthday wishes
I proclaim this day to be R.R. Day in the great State of New Mexico. July 9th will forever be a day of eating tacos and drinking beer. Step up, fill your plate and glass. Happy day of birth to R.R.
I say good-day.
I say good-day.
Tuesday, June 24, 2014
Ricks camper restore project
A few weeks ago I posted a "Before" photo of the camper my wife and I are restoring.
Here's the "After"shot. We're going minimalist on the design. Lots of windows and an "open" floor plan.
Check out the real progress at my How Hard Can It Be? blog.
~Rick
Here's the "After"shot. We're going minimalist on the design. Lots of windows and an "open" floor plan.
Check out the real progress at my How Hard Can It Be? blog.
~Rick
Blunt Force Trauma
About 5 months ago, Allison and I were taking out a spare room we'd
built a few years earlier. I was up on the ladder cutting into some
drywall and the next thing I knew, I was on the floor. I thought I'd cut
into the electrical with my sawzall and electrocuted myself. My head
was pounding and then... then there was blood all over my fingers. WTF?
Well, there was a lot of dust in the room and so I'd left the ceiling fan on. Apparently as I was cutting the drywall, I leaned back into the fan blade.
You know you're a parent when all you can find to put on a bloody gash is a freakin' Tigger bandaid.
This is the worst accident I've had in working any of my DIY projects, so I count myself fortunate.
How we took the sheet metal skin off our trailer without slicing off one of our heads is a miracle in itself.
~Rick
Sunday, June 1, 2014
Rebuilding A "Wee Hoosie."
Rick and his wife picked up this quasi-kick-ass 50's vintage travel trailer a few weeks back and are in the process of renovating it. This is certainly a Moonpie-Worthy vehicle -- especially since the inside is totally gutted.
The happy couple are taking the summer off work and sort of dedicating themselves to doing this thing right.
You can check out the progress on this beast at Rick's blog: How Hard Can It Be? Rebuilding A "Wee Hoosie."
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