Christmas Eve with our kids and their spouses, the grandpups were spoiled with a new bone for each of them. Happy days.
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You didn't happen to get (yourself) a new shortie for Xmas, did you ?Christmas Eve with our kids and their spouses, the grandpups were spoiled with a new bone for each of them. Happy days.
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You didn't happen to get (yourself) a new shortie for Xmas, did you ?![]()
The project bass I finished in November was my last one for awhile. Four old basses under my tree! I gave up my basses on 1 March to the shipping company for my move to France. I had to wait to authorize shipment until I got my Long Stay - Visitor visa so I didn't have to pay the 30% import duty. Just received the shipment a couple of weeks ago. So "like new" to me! Especially the G&L Fullerton Deluxe Fallout, which I had bought shortly before shipment (WAY less expensive in the U.S. vs. France), so I consider it my 2021 Xmas present!Ha, no, I said it was a "happy" day not a "spectacularly happy day."The project bass I finished in November was my last one for awhile.
What I did get is a bunch of tools. We have taken over maintenance and upkeep on the family place on Lake Superior over the last few years following the death of my father in law. He had some pretty poor tools in my opinion. And it's not a location where it's easy to just run out and get something you need. So I'm happy about those.
Any new basses under your tree?
That looks like it was taken a split second before a lick!
Amy is actually allergic to dogs, so she lets them get close, but no licks. That doesn't stop her from walking dogs at the shelter every day, and playing with our own dog.That looks like it was taken a split second before a lick!![]()