Huh? A 401 for your wife ?? You lost me there. How does your wife have a 401K if she does not work?
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I got sloppy and mind over ran my typing. I fund a roth for her not a 401. Good night I couldn't afford to fund a 401 to the limit for her im doing good to hit the roth limits for both if our roths and my 401 roth limit along with additional 8 to 10 % after tax tha last few years. I dont think its going to happen this year im not going to make enough money. Health is going to crap so not able to work as much.

I got a Facebook warning for saying they should have hung Jane Fonda for giving the notes our imprisoned soldiers passed her to the Viet Cong.

Keith

In the early 70's ,I used to reload my 270 rounds.
I seem to remember loading 90 grain for woodchuck, and varmints, 130 for deer. Dreamed of loading 150 for elk, moose.
Was loading both to get a load that would hit the bulls eye at 250-300 yards in each load. + - 3 inches. Not sure anymore.
Went through divorce , and lost everything.
Lost my job, and thought I could store my stuff at my dad's barn.
LOL EVERYTHING JUST VANISHED.
So what someone didn't take, my dad burned, because it wasn't his.
Was working wherever I could, and as much as I could, so didn't get out there for a long time.
I never tried reloading again.
Guess I still have an attitude.

Either way, impressed by your craftiness .

Guess he didn't have a Leraning center.

As a retired General Contractor, tar of any type is not the way to repair a hole in any type of roof. For a shingle roof, you need to remove the shingle tab with the hole in it. The upper part of that shingle will go up and under the two shingles above it, (only part way under the second one). There will be nails or staples through the upper part of the compromised shingle tab, and more in the next row, above. You will see this when you carefully lift the shingle above the damaged one. You may need a flat bar for this.
Using a utility knife, cut the damaged shingle out from under the shingle above it and replace with a new one. The alternative is to replace that entire shingle, which is what I would do, as a professional.
Carefully re-nail the new shingle, as well as the one above it, and for the upper one, install new nails in both the hole from the old nail and a new nail about 1-1/2" laterally from the old one.
After the nailing is done, with NO EXPOSED NAILS, use roof cement, under the shingle tabs. This will secure the shingles to the shingles that were not disturbed and prevent them from wind damage.
Nothing to it.

Keith

I've had kimchi a few times at a chinese buffet of all places, lol
It's not bad...but it's pretty hot, sometimes more than I can tolerate...

I have found hat items in boxes usually come out better with UPS on Pirate Ship. I do not do hardly any envelope type packages so no opinion on those.

You do not have to find a UPS store for UPS drop off. Any pack & ship type place will take them. The local places will scan the label and give you a receipt if you ask them. Some of the auto part stores here accept UPS packages also.

LOL. He needs to tell his makeup artist.... You're Fired!

I had one ten year run with no missed time , cept vacation time and 5 holidays per year

No sick time , or personal bs time

Alot of 6 days a week in that time zone

People can't even make it a week these days without some bs excuses

Maybe it’s a skinning glove vs no skinning glove thing? I can see how glove would be slippery when removing the thin skin.

TTT