- Location
- Terre Haute, IN
Am I cool now?
No? Ok...
Got mine today too... :new:
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- Thread starter bshaw
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Got mine today too... :new:
Brandonrcm
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Oak Lawn
Us new members rule :clap:
terrehautian
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- Location
- Terre Haute
Last year when we found out we were going to be expecting, I wanted a boy. Now all I want for when we try again is a healthy one. I don't even care about knowing the sex anymore either. About a month before we can try again (according to the doctors wait time). I would not be lying if I said the fact that a miscarriage could happen again scares the crap out of me.
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- Location
- NE Indiana
kmanxj5050
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- Location
- Reed City Michigan
No doubt. Just had friends that have birth to a child they knew would love for a short time. Only about an hour. That was really tough.
- Location
- Warsaw, IN
I'm gonna be happy with whatever comes out.
- Location
- Bourbonnais IL.
I always thought I'd have a boy. Lots of boys in family. Kid came out a girl and completely changed my life. I am happy as can be. Little girls are amazing.
terrehautian
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- Location
- Terre Haute
Sarah and I volunteer to help in the nursery area at church 1,3,5th Sunday's 1 year old room). There is a one year old girl that changed my mind on wanting a boy to whatever we get, we get. We usually have more girls then boys though.
- Location
- Michigan
There is no question that girls have a special heart strings with dads, and grandpas.
I always deep inside wanted a boy first, but I had two girls then a boy. Not that I don't love my son as much as my daughters, but they certainly have a special place in my heart, even T's daughter has that same place.
Healthy children is #1, of course.
I always deep inside wanted a boy first, but I had two girls then a boy. Not that I don't love my son as much as my daughters, but they certainly have a special place in my heart, even T's daughter has that same place.
Healthy children is #1, of course.
- Location
- 29°58'28.9"N 99°15'15.5"W
The only thing I know about babies is they go in a whole lot easier than they come out.
- Location
- NE Indiana
Should prolly tackle this completely sober...
mac 'doesn't seem too bad tho' gyvr
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- 29°58'28.9"N 99°15'15.5"W
Good morning everyone!
kmanxj5050
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- Location
- Reed City Michigan
Smash Hole
GFY
- Location
- Smash HQ
Should prolly tackle this completely sober...
mac 'doesn't seem too bad tho' gyvr
The ARB harnesses look intimidating but really they're stupid easy.
altrocker1
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Iowa
cream filled or the little chocolate eggs with the candy coating...i have a serious addiction to the candy coated ones. they make christmas ones to. i've been known to polish off a bag in a day
- Location
- Bourbonnais IL.
Thats because they do stuff like put your new welding helmet on and run all over the house growling
- Location
- Bourbonnais IL.
also side note:
this semester i am taking a "basic welding" class . i have never welded before nor even turned one on. this class technically goes towards one of the branches of my electrical degree, although it is not the branch im going for. i just figured it will look good on my resume and with the jeep hobby, it is definitely something valuable to know.
also the welding department for my school recently got a brand new building with a bunch of sweet new stuff. so i also get to learn it with nice stuff. im excited to get to burning up some metal.
im also taking solar PV witch i was told was one of the harder classes. it supposedly hard mostly because we are given 2 big test during the class that(if passed) will automatically give us a couple licensee for some PV work that we could start doing as a side job right away. one of those is a site assessment license. i was told that our name goes on a list and people can call us up for an assessment. apparently the going rate for a PV assessment is 500-700 bucks. that's a pretty nice side job to have.
i have done one assessment already for last semesters solar thermal class. it is wroth the charge i spent 4 hours at the guys house then probably a combined 10 hours(over a couple weeks) on the computer making the assessment.
this semester i am taking a "basic welding" class . i have never welded before nor even turned one on. this class technically goes towards one of the branches of my electrical degree, although it is not the branch im going for. i just figured it will look good on my resume and with the jeep hobby, it is definitely something valuable to know.
also the welding department for my school recently got a brand new building with a bunch of sweet new stuff. so i also get to learn it with nice stuff. im excited to get to burning up some metal.
im also taking solar PV witch i was told was one of the harder classes. it supposedly hard mostly because we are given 2 big test during the class that(if passed) will automatically give us a couple licensee for some PV work that we could start doing as a side job right away. one of those is a site assessment license. i was told that our name goes on a list and people can call us up for an assessment. apparently the going rate for a PV assessment is 500-700 bucks. that's a pretty nice side job to have.
i have done one assessment already for last semesters solar thermal class. it is wroth the charge i spent 4 hours at the guys house then probably a combined 10 hours(over a couple weeks) on the computer making the assessment.
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BRIANHO13
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- Location
- Spring, TX
Balance beads will be back on the website tonight, sale price $20 for 50oz (usually $50), much much less expensive than before.
99SJ_Ex
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- Location
- La Crosse, WI
I've had this 99 Malibu in the shop with a blown motor since last year, it was donated. We've been working on pulling the motor to either rebuild it or replace it; however, that motor locally is running $500+. Buddy of mine has a similar car with a 3.1 in it that I can grab the motor/trans/modules from for $300... Principal wants to buy the car for his son so now the pressure's on to get it done. Also have a 94 150 in the shop to rebuild the 302 motor, '75 caprice w/400 for rebuild, '02 Focus for a new head, 96 Vic for head gaskets/machining and we should be getting the new race-bus any day now...
99SJ 'When it rains it pours' Ex
99SJ 'When it rains it pours' Ex
