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0° in OKC with a projected high of 9°. Predicted snow doesn't look like it's going to materialize. Sure glad to have my Ritchie insulated waterer in place this year.

It's freeze-dried or cooked. That brings a whole new reason as to why it's so pricey.

Whadja buy?

Grandpa, rest his soul, used Listerine like it was going out of style on this shins for shingles. Dad, rest his soul, used to heat Vicks Vaporub in a steel cup until it started to smoke, then he would put a towel over his head with the smoking Vicks and inhale for clogged lungs

I set and accomplished a goal of being back on the jobsite after two weeks. Checked on jobs and looked at new ones yesterday. Trying to schedule AM appointments and not hit full speed just yet. Was up and walking unassisted after three days. I looked like a cerebral palsy runway model, but...

You mean Ta-Kill-Ya. That stuff will erase brain cells like nothing else.

I thought that knife looked familiar. Dad bought one for me for our first deer hunting trip when I was 12. That makes this one 46 years old. I use it to process chickens now.

Spin the Bottle at birthday parties

1974 Honda XR-75. God, I wish I still had that thing.

I still have my Daisy Red Rider. Has to be 50+ years old. Makes me want to clean it up and lob a few at some mockingbirds.

Sounds like we have an extension agent that commutes between Wyoming and Oklahoma. Has to be the same person.

I answered an incoming video call from my daughter while in the throne room. She immediately recognized the back ground and yelled GROSS DAD and hung up.

That's been the consensus from all I've heard from. I certainly plan to.

Knee replacement surgery is planned for beginning of next month. Hay is in, feed is bought, shots been given. Anything else y'all can think of as I race towards using a walker for a couple of weeks? Wife is a trooper and is going to be a huge help with chores. PTL for her.

Need to part with a Behlen squeeze chute. One year old. Works and in like new condition. Just need something with more options. Central Oklahoma. $2,600.