Morning Pops, morning Jobs. Morning Fellas and good morning to all who stopped in to visit this thread.
I hope everybody had a great Holiday Weekend. Mine was a little good, a little bad. So, didn't do a lot unfortunately. Went out and had a few beers on Saturday. Sunday, stayed home and relaxed until the cooler in my garage started leaking. So it turns out it's just a faulty float, so I headed into town to pick up a new one yesterday and out of nowhere, hail started coming down like marbles. I had my window cracked a bit and sure enough, damn things came in through the window and right on que, tagged me on the arm of my shades and busted them. I guess I'm kinda lucky there because if it was coming down that hard, that fast and it hit me instead of the glasses, who knows? But have no fear, the hail also cracked my windshield so a little good luck, a little bad luck.
So, hopefully everybody was able to get some good stuff going on this last weekend. I hope everybody had opportunity to maybe give a little thanks to those who served. I sometimes forget that this is what the long weekend is actually for, shame on me.
So, here we are, back to work and on my 4th cup of coffee. I'll try to finish the day up early and get on the roof and fix the damn cooler so it aint 105 degrees in my garage!
That said, in honor of coming back off a long weekend, gonna post this tune for everybody. This for all the working folk. This is a song written by Chrissie Hynde to James Honey-Scott of the Pretenders. Hynde and Scott had a thing and had a child together. The Song was written, cut in July of 82, released in September of 82. But the back story is that a month earlier, Scott had died of an overdose. Pete Farndon, the base player had been cut lose and would be dead within 6 months, also from drugs, so the song was actually cut with two members who were really not from the band who actually wrote the song. Here are The Pretenders with their 1982 hit, Back On The Chain Gang.....