I have an electric Toro, which is sufficient for my drive, and frequency.
But Ryobi has a 40 v cordless! And I have their lawnmower already! Even better!.
Now, can I justify the $$, or find a buyer for the Toro?
Sounds like you had a smaller snowblower with a 2-cycle engine.
My folks had a late 70s/early 80s Ariens w/ a Techumseh engine (something like the '79 724 series) and it was a beast.
You can have my 27" Husqvarna gas snowblower & matching 21" mower when you pry them from my cold, dead hands.
Iâm glad a snowblower is not something I need to worry about owning.
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Canât agree with that enough.
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Probably. And it was probably not the best anyways, as we arenât in an area where it makes a ton of sense to have one. Then again, one of the benefits of my current neighborhood is I donât even need to own a lawnmower.
I think it may have been Sears brand, if thatâs possible. For those looking for an update on the Hazy Snowblower Memories series, premiering this fall on Fox (to be cancelled after three episodes, just when we find out the right oil/gas mixture and why half the Firefly cast is involved).
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I have a life hack for that. Itâs called paying someone else to do it for me.
Thatâs Mr. TMâs life hack too. 
So glad we donât need snowblowers here.
At the moment itâs a bit nippy, winter is coming.
Itâs a bit nippy there⌠itâs a bit ninety here.
Ok, more than a bit. I think the highs were 95+ all week. On the bright side, the overnight lows are still in the 70s, but theyâll be in the 80s before too long.
Itâs been rainy to the point of miserable here all week. $Wife had trouble getting home due to minor flooding near her work. Thankfully our new roof held.
I just booked three nights at Kings Cross, booking train to Edinbouroughough now.
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I completed one room! Fixed ceiling, painted, replaced all outlets and switches. Not decorated or any furniture but thatâll come later. Taking a few days off then on to the next room!
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Thatâs the correct way to do things. One thing at a time, and do it properly.
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Got through my first Icebreaker speech for Toastmasters without too many hitches. And got some nice comments on the evaluations from the attendees.
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This made me giggle to myself.
I was walking to the train station last night when I caught up to a guy wearing a very long leather coat (down to almost his ankles).
As a bit of a joke to myself I thought âI bet heâs Germanâ
When I walked past him he was speaking. With a strong German accent.
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Awesome, I got my CC and did the requirements for my CL before I left my last job. I also held all the offices but secretary. Get involved in leadership if you have the time, but avoid the VP of Education unless you have lots of time.
The more speeches you do the better youâll be and the more people who say uhm a lot will bother you.
Toht: We meet again, Fraulein. You Americans, youâre all the same. Always overdressing for the wrong occasions.
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Iâm the Sergeant at Arms for our group. Weâre still trying to get chartered - getting people out and getting them to pay has been hard, but weâre working on it. Iâve also been Grammarian, Table Topics Master, and Timer, and next week Iâm the General Evaluator.
Once we get chartered, I want to get started on my Pathway - Iâm planning on going for either Presentation Mastery or Motivational Strategies.
Successfully circumnavigated Sol for the 49th time
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Easy UK pronunciation guide:
-brough = âbruhâ - see âEddin-bruhâ, âMiddles-bruhâ
-borough = âbruhâ or sometimes âburrahâ - see âScar-bruhâ or âTees-burrahâ
Odd one out is Loughborough, which is pronounced "Looga-ba-rooga"š.
š okay no, itâs âLuff-bruhâ, but I had you there for a moment didnât I?
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