Cold Lake Kid, SASS # 51474

Respect Sir!

After reading that Forty, I'm even happier I had a Stirling.

That sounds very Canadian.

I admire the care they take, measuring the powder charge.

Now imagine it doing it under fire!

Gives me a little perspective of what my uncle Doug went through maintaining his Shermans and remounting tracks, in Italy and Germany.

Prayers answered Pard. I'm giving thanks. Blessings+

Cute! And they make a cuddly pet. At least ours did. We called her Fleur. Her Ping-Pong ball chasing antics in the kitchen at 3:00 AM left something to be desired though! Sherron discovered an Arrowroot cookie would reduce Fleur's grumbles, but meant crumbs in the bed!

So was I! (Trying.!) TRYING to be funny, (But as my wife used to say: "Yes. You're trying. VERY TRYING!)

You cut /snip just the corner and pour from that. Here are the instructions. Some of us wild and crazy Canadians omit cut #2 and just let the bag collapse in on itself. There is a risk in that the collapsing bag, decreasing in size, may drop out of the container as the milk volume decreases, but some of us just like living on the edge!!

It's surprising what some collectors will pay, at auction, for "Collectable" cartridges. I recently consigned several boxes of .32 Rimfire Shorts, in the original CIL boxes as well as a box of Teddy Roosevelt commemorative .45 Colt cartridges and walked away with an amazing cheque, even after the auctioneers cut.

Thinking of you and keeping you in my prayers Walt. Stay positive!

Turkeys or no turkeys, I would have been trying to get my 12 ga. swung around!

Great job Ruby!