head in the books..........

here Malia's got her head in the books learning those colors

watch your step.........

 while we were over hanging out at  sister#4 house Malia was down and about snacking and such on the floor. don't look up Malia, hope brother Joel is not free balling(has on underpants).

 same event different location

different event same location, this pic was the next day at a combined b-day party for the scholar brother and baby sister #6, i guess you can say shes floored with excitement.

wedgie?

 

wedgie or not? you decide

rocking the block................

 the other evening me the old lady, Malia and sister #4 took a walk downtown for the last summer block party. we enjoyed an assortment of music played by a cover band called superglide. here's Malia hitting the bottle at the down town event, she was getting started early.

just a pic of the band doing what bands do..... rocking out.......Malia put on some of her best dance moves.

from the inside out..........

 well it seems i had a couple of carburetors not operating properly so i had to take them apart and clean them. they both had bad gas in them and once gas sits it can turn into  a sticky matter clogging up the carb. in this above pic you can see the build up actual falling off the float and sitting on the deck, they both were pretty gummed up.

on this other carburetor it was a similar situation bad gas= bad news. this is the mower of sister #4 so i needed to get it up and running so they could cut some grass. i found grass doesn't procrastinate like myself, it keeps on growing. a quick trick for all those motor savoy individuals out there. if ya take a cap full of injector cleaner and mix it with the gas, it will also help with the cleaning of the carb. but remember just a cap, to much may have you buying a new engine.(not responsible for over usage of fuel injector fluid).

buckle up........

buckle up were going for a ride, safety Malia is in the house or shall i say truck.

bird feeder 2....................

 well here it sits up on top of the corner fence post, painted brightly so all birds can see. i got this old bird feeder from my neighbor it was given to him by another neighbor and then to me. of course it didn't always look like this. it was dried out ceder and on its last legs.

after a little refurbishing and many coats of oil based paint here it sits, open for business.