99silveradoz71

Happy Birthday, and that's one heck of a well executed surprise.

As a guy who tends to enjoy snow, I'd like a break just to get the vehicles and garage floor clean.

My son sits in the left rear of my 24 as well and struggles with the same problem. I'll have to check my other rear belts too.

I have had discussions with co-workers around the holidays regarding the challenge of making a Christmas list as I've gotten older. I suppose my perspective has changed and we get used to going out and getting something when there's a need. As you get older and start seeing things sitting around (and perhaps dealing with an older parent trying to get rid of things) I feel there's less of an excitement in getting "stuff" versus when we were younger. I've found myself developing more of an appreciation for experiences and just spending time with family.

I've made my rounds once already with the snow thrower in the neighborhood. They just called school off for tomorrow as the snow is coming down almost as fast as they're plowing it. My daughter rode with me to get a sandwich and was amazed by how much snow was on the roads. I told her we used to have these winters all the time.

You're color matched too.

Good luck with the replacement parts. I think my mom is trying to get some loyalty reward. She's had both knees, a partial shoulder, and a hip done.

Quickly rinsed her off as well as the wife's ride, then rinsed the garage floor. Of course we're due for more snow tomorrow.

Got one for the family too. I can't wait to put it to work.

Damn that was well done.

I'm in public safety, so getting to work is a must. I typically replace my stock batteries at 3-4 years just so I won't have problems. As for a jump pack, I scored a Hulkman brand off Amazon for half off and it's jumped our E350 van that sits a lot several times with no problems.

Mom had a hip done earlier this year via the anterior and so far so good.

Nice, enjoy.

^Just a couple typos from the on screen keyboard after being up all day, ha

Took my 79yr old neighbor for a heart valve replacement. It's absolutely amazing what can be done these days, and how common and less invasive it's become.