So I'm going over the class information for next weekend (AFHF). For purposes of the class: "Concealment means either following IDPA rules for an open front garment (such as a vest) or using a closed front garment".
I really don't want to shell out the cash for a Woolrich or 5.11 vest.
My Other Grandmother was a bit different than the other one. Loved the City life. Worked at a old school (now) record store that also had a jeweler, sold electronics, and musical instruments. There were two turntables in the back for customers to preview albums or .45's. I did have a picture of her there some time ago on the computer, but after oh 4 other computers later I could not find it tonight. I know where another copy is located. I will try to get it posted later.
So back in the day, record distributors would throw these at record stores and radio stations.
They would check the boxes for preferred airplay tracks for the radio and simply give them to the record stores.
Although this one probably has some monetary value because of the "Demonstration Not For Sale" Label, it is priceless to me. Here is a song from this album.
My Grandmother forced me to explore other venues of music. Not just Foreginer, Foghat, Eagles, etc but Earth Wind and Fire, Mothers Finest, etc. She always had Soul Train on.
Baby Love:
So when people wonder about the dichotomy I am, I do get it honestly! I am thankful for the gift of music my Grandmother gave me in all of its forms. I miss her.
Blogging is light right now. Getting ready for next week. Quite frankly reloading the 9mm Luger has vexed me to no end. Re-size case to spec, no problem. Seat Montana Gold .355 dia bullets to 1.10 COL, no problem. The fact that I can on some cartridges press the bullet with my thumb back into the brass has left me stumped. Some will not seat in the case gauge either. The Interwebz are full of taper/roll crimp static. If anyone has any advice it would be appreciated, but I know as soon as I say I have a Hornady press, people scatter and try to shield small children from me.
So for now I leave you with something obscure. Here is the video from the open house for the Tobaccoville cigarette manufacturing plant in 1986. I was there, I was part of the commissioning team.
The ending is a bit overdone, I thought prostitution was the "oldest and finest industry in America".
If you are wandering by a machine my crew and I designed, fabricated, and programmed the process controls for and it is behaving poorly for whatever reason please use this:
There is a reason we put it there! Please note the simplicity of the user interface! If you did I might have made it home after 8 hours instead of 14 today!
Ah ha! Maybe everyone thinks I am putting History Eraser buttons in?
John was a student last weekend for my concealed carry handgun class. He is documenting his work as a new shooter on shooting and competing in IDPA. I would appreciate it if you gave him a warm welcome. Ex-Navy, and carried himself about smartly during class last week. Blog is here! I cannot offer any advise on IDPA. Anyone out there that can I am sure it would be appreciated!
Bowling pin shoot today after a day trip yesterday. Be back soon!
Hey I'm on a roll! First local news and now a letter published in the USCCA magazine! Media blitz! You should check it out. It does have some very distinguished contributors. Tam, Oleg, and Kathy for starters!
Ok, now to scare everyone going to Blogfest in Indy tomorrow. I shot this picture today (click to enbiggen):
Never fear! I will not be able to attend, Zombie Bowling Pin match tomorrow! I have to do that and I have private Handgun instruction before it. Sorry I am going to miss it! I hope y'all have fun up there! I DO have friends in Indiana. So you can actually have a tag that says that? Texas and Indiana are becoming two of my favorite states!
