Winging it

Another Wednesday is in the books. Here’s how I spent mine.

I’ll save the hike for the end. I already told you about the drama with my house. Nothing really new to report, other than one of the landlord’s family members, Pablo, is in town. He’s the guy I actually rented from originally. My basement neighbor told me he didn’t know anything about the rent increase. Hmm, maybe some family drama on the horizon. Meanwhile, the rental agent for my new place sent me a draft copy of the lease, which looks pretty standard. A concerning item on the “pet amendment” says only one dog is allowed. Obviously, that will have to be modified or it is no deal.

An image from yesterday’s dog walk. I love both of my boys. Buddy a little more than Lucky, but I ain’t letting either one go.

Put on my darts attire and carried my arrows down to Alley Cats for the tourney last night, but after arriving, I just wasn’t feeling like playing. Wednesday is league day, so the tournament starts later and there are more players than usual. I just didn’t want to invest that much time sitting around a crowded bar. A couple of beers and I was off to a less crowded venue, It Doesn’t Matter. Some more beers there, then I headed out to The Pub to indulge my Wednesday tradition of Korean-style chicken wings.

I get them to go and enjoy them with a side of kimchi at home. Had the leftovers for breakfast this morning.
I’ve also been enjoying the full moon these past couple of days.

What else? Well, this is the photo I used for this week’s episode of making my liberal friends on Facebook heads explode:

It worked. Seems now that Trump is gone, the left and the media (but I repeat myself) need a new villain to be their Hitler. Looks like DeSantis is the man for the job!

I was taking a leak in Mango’s the other night and saw this cartoon posted on the wall. I like it because it provides a good excuse for me being such a slowpoke on our group hikes.

Of course, about the worse thing we encounter on trail is barbed wire. And some holes.

I guess that provides a good lead-in for my report on yesterday’s Wednesday Walkers hike. We did a relatively easy 6K trek with one moderate climb. That’s the way old fuckers like me like it! Anyway, lots of photos (many courtesy of Scott) will tell the story better than I can.

Our trail began at my house and ended at Dynamite Dick’s.
A larger than normal group this time out in my front yard. Sorry my photo came out so blurry…
And we are on our way!
Down and out of Alta Vista.
Regrouping before we start our big climb of the day...
Up we go!
Not real steep and not too long, but still plenty challenging for the likes of me…
I see someone has smashed off the face of the Virgin Mother. Please watch over us as best you can anyway, Mary…
Almost to the top…
Hmm. This would be quite a change in lifestyle. No, I don’t think that’s the life for me!
On the other hand, I would practically be neighbors with my sweet friend, Mary Jane Gamgam. Looking pretty good for a mother of three young ones…
And a nice view from her house of the valley below…
One of my least favorite obstacles on trail…barbed wire fences. A couple of years ago, one of them left me in stitches…
Making a cookie delivery...
Hiking on the familiar My Bitch trail.
The descent begins…
You can see the thatch grass is finally growing weak and brown. Lots of burning going on now, too.
Pausing to enjoy the view…
And what a view it is!
Steps to the bottom…
…and down we go.
Rehydration at Dick’s…

Another good day on trail!

I will endeavor to leave my faithful readers with a smile:

Nice tits, too! Hey, I thought it was funny

2 thoughts on “Winging it

  1. “I know you have three openings. There are, however, a few more openings than those, but I can’t fit myself into them. So we’ll have to make do with the three you mentioned.”

    I’m not seeing any masks in the final Dick’s photo (does Dick have anything to do with those three openings?). That’s a good sign to me.

    What a Freudian post, eh? Dick, three openings, and faceless virgins.

  2. Shocking, Kevin. But I like the way you think!

    Yeah, the masks are pretty much all for show these days. On the street, I keep mine on my chin, then pull it up when I see a law-enforcement type. I’ll be glad when this madness is finally over, but there doesn’t appear to be an end in sight.

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