Jim N

Looks very good. Great job.

This is happening everywhere. It's because the people who are supposed to enforce the laws or ordinances that affect our quality of life refuse to do so.

I read this one recently, and it resonated with me. Anger is the punishment we give ourselves for somebody else's mistake. We can be angry with ourselves for our own mistakes, but it is usually for former and not the latter.

Very nice. The colors go very well together.

Very nice Thunderbird. One of my favorite body designs of that car.

Thank you Michael. They are supposed to be visible through Sunday. Hopefully you will have a clear night before then to see them. The Lights were not very visible at the time we were out. We had to set our phones to the night setting at maximum exposure to get these photos. Holding my breath and the phone still for about 12 seconds was a bit of a challenge. The best viewing time in our area is from 9:00 until 2:00. We were not staying up until 2:00 a.m. to see them. Maybe later would have been a good time to see them with the naked eye.

We do not see the Northern Lights very often in northern Kansas, but last night at 9:30 my wife and I were taking pictures with our iPhones. Here are a couple.

We all make mistakes. Learn from them, resolve not to repeat them, forgive yourself for making them and move on. I still have difficulty with the last two parts of that statement.

Looks great. You did an outstanding job.

Great work Tim! Really spectacular.

Barry Bonds played at a high level into his 40's. Yes, I know all about the steroids, but he did play that long. Tom Brady played (albeit football) until he was 47. There will be a very few guys who can play into their mid to late 40's, but Father Time usually catches up with them long before then. Pete Rose by the end of his career was a spank hitter. His base hits were almost always landing in the shallow parts of the outfield. He no longer had the drive in his swing to give the ball a ride. Hitters in baseball usually fall into two categories that spell their demise. They either cannot turn on a fastball anymore or they cannot read the spin of the laces on the breaking balls. They are finished once the pitchers figure this out. The pitchers lose a few miles per hour off of their pitches and then the batters can turn on them and drive the balls almost at will. That is what makes the guys like Pete Rose or Nolan Ryan really special.

Looks great. Really captures the era for those cars.

Great looking car. Paint is outstanding and the interior detail looks great.

Spent the weekend at Kansas Speedway and saw 4 very entertaining races over three days. Th highlight was seeing my favorite driver (Ross Chastain) win the Cup race on Sunday.

Pete Rose was one of the main pieces of the Reds. I absolutely despised that team growing up, but they were an amazing collection of talent. Unfortunately for Rose, his gambling habit got in his way and caused his demise with baseball. Rest in peace Charlie Hustle. You were one of a kind.

Great work! The paint really pops.

Gorgeous build. Looks spectacular.

Beautiful build. The lighting is outstanding.

Great work Rich! It's really interesting to see how these cars changed over the years.

Great work Tim. Looks really nice.

Really nice. You captured the shape of the car exceptionally well.

Really outstanding build! The paint really pops.

Very nicely done! The matt finish is outstanding.

Great work! I remember having this one as a slot car growing up. It was one of my favorites.

Great looking pair of Vettes!