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- warming up the bullpen
- under the hood
- 44 Magnum
- The reveal
- try now
- Pop Quiz
- I hate waiting, don't you?
- Once too often
- Royal Brougham
- Happy Halloween
- busy week in the typosphere
- 500th post
- ujtu
- Retro Forward
- no can haz - not yours
- Classic
- Swiss Pride
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- Time on my hands
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Your Oliver types very nicely! My No. 9 is in great working condition, but I hardly ever break it out for typing. I should try writing a letter with it some time or something.
ReplyDeleteWe don't really do seasonal decorations at our house (my decision)...but your pumpkins look very nice! I have never had the patience to try carving one, and commend you!
Ha, Oliver is the perfect machine for Halloween!
ReplyDeleteThat arboretum sounds great.
ReplyDeleteNice Oliver and I like your yard. One of my best memories of Halloween was carving the pumpkins as a child and getting to eat the seeds, sometimes roasted, most of the time we would only wash and dry them.
ReplyDeleteBill, you may have noticed the roasted seeds next to the Oliver there. I reshot the pic to include them when they were ready. It's one of my favorite memories too so I try to perpetuate it.
ReplyDeleteOliver sure has a lot of character! One of the most interesting designs I've seen.
ReplyDeleteYour house sounds lovely with a great deal of personality, and you've carved out a nice Halloween environment and beyond in the back yard!
Looks like you've made the most of what you have, which is great. In spite of the negative aspects of urban living, the positive qualities outshine them.
Nice photos of the Oliver in a state of use .. and we did used to roast pumpkin seeds too when I was little. Have not done that in many years... maybe we will this year!
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