I should think not.
2020 Chateau. Bourbon La Chapelle. Git you some.
I should think not.
2020 Chateau. Bourbon La Chapelle. Git you some.
@Mik said in [Jersey Shore]
Don’t send a boy to do a man’s job. Coffee won’t cut it.
After I moaned and groaned my way out of the store, I didn’t stop at a coffee shop…
Simple dinner tonight and, as is rare these days, includes a nice 2020 Medoc. Defrosted some 7 hour Bolognese.
Don’t send a boy to do a man’s job. Coffee won’t cut it.
Alcohol gets a job that coffee cannot do every time someone needs a needle jab at a healthcare facility.
@Axtremus said in My dogs are barking…:
@LuFins-Dad said in My dogs are barking…:
Over the last 4 days, I have personally moved 28 digital pianos, …
The digital pianos are likely lighter than acoustic pianos. When @Mik was moving pianos, presumably he moved mostly acoustic pianos and “had it worse.”
Yep. They all had plates. The small organs weren’t too bad, but the big ones were quite awkward.
@LuFins-Dad said in My dogs are barking…:
Over the last 4 days, I have personally moved 28 digital pianos, …
The digital pianos are likely lighter than acoustic pianos. When @Mik was moving pianos, presumably he moved mostly acoustic pianos and “had it worse.”
@jon-nyc said in Cool finds on maps:
This image appears to show a massive stepped spillway or canal channel carved into bedrock, likely associated with a hydroelectric dam or water control structure. The tall structure at the far end looks like a dam with sluice gates, which would control the release of water from a reservoir upstream.
The stepped, terraced design and rock-cut sides suggest it’s engineered for high-volume water flow while minimizing erosion — a common design for spillways or tailrace channels in large hydroelectric systems. The structure is currently dry or has minimal water flow, indicating it may be seasonal or undergoing maintenance.
Thank you, ChatGPT.
@Mik said in My dogs are barking…:
Tell me about it. I grew up in it.
You had the worse end of it. You were the kid… Luke’s actually working in the warehouse as a 2nd job during his gap year. I gotta admit, the kid’s a good worker. Better than he is at home…
Tell me about it. I grew up in it.
Over the last 4 days, I have personally moved 28 digital pianos, 10 vertical pianos (Luke helped me with that), 6 grands torn down and reset, unboxed 2 communication labs, and ran 1100 feet of cable through a ceiling/floor in a building with no AC and 98 degree temps. Then I came back, emptied 3 200lb desks and personally moved them into back rooms of the showroom
The piano industry is not as glamorous as you would think…