Redhorse Cafe -- the Food Truck

[OLChemist]

Happy New Year all. May you all have a safe and blessed year. Keep away from omicron.

Tonight we're supposed to have some much need rain. Yippe, no watching the roof for errant fireworks, if it rains. This old lady can go to bed early. (I learned my lesson about this when a neighbor's kid launched a bottle rocket sideways into the cedar shake roof of the house I was renting. Thank goodness I heard it and could reach it with the spray from the garden hose.)

[Broken Arrow]

LOL, good evening. A little bit early but a happy new year.
And I wish all the very best next year and health.

[wardancer]

Good morning and as I'll probably go to bed early : Happy New Year ! I wish the very best for All in the new year !

[Broken Arrow]

He is a good one. Yes, little usefull nicities. I hope to you as well.

Never ask me to sing. Everybody is than on the run.

[OLChemist]

Was Santa Claus good to folks?

[OLChemist]

Wanikiya tonpi wowiyuskin! Merry Christmas y'all. Out of respect for the holiday and the ears of others, I won't follow WD's lead and sing to you.

The Meow Mob would say Merry Christmas, but they're too busy scarffing down Jet's breakfast.

[wardancer]

We wish you a merry christmas , we wish you a merry christmas , we wish you a merry christmas , and a happy new year !

[Broken Arrow]

I got the tea lights open and the paper tabs in the trash. No jumpers.

Thanks for the link. I have a nice set of metric ball drivers in my lab. With them I can unscrew screws I can't see without my magnifying visor, LOL. If I had had a 0.050" allen key in my home set of tools, I probably could have gotten these out.

allen key = Inbusschlüssel

neodym magnet ?

There are lot of rare screw heads around in modern electronics and mechanics. You can't have a screw driver for every screw which exists at home.

Merry Christmas. It is dark now and the candles are burning.

[OLChemist]

[OLChemist]

I'm a beadworker and a jeweler. I use 18/o beads and 0.5mm^2 pallions of expensive silver solder. I'm an expert at getting tiny things out of cracks on the floor. I have magnets on a stick that can pull a needle out of deep shag carpeting -- in the house across the street. I buy lint rollers and kneaded erasers by the case, LOL.


I got the tea lights open and the paper tabs in the trash. No jumpers.

Thanks for the link. I have a nice set of metric ball drivers in my lab. With them I can unscrew screws I can't see without my magnifying visor, LOL. If I had had a 0.050" allen key in my home set of tools, I probably could have gotten these out.

[Broken Arrow]

I bought battery operated tea lights to put in the bags. They all have a little paper tab between the battery terminal and batteries. The instructions tell me to: "out yanked paper tab." However, the tab is the thin part of a piece of stiff shiny cardboard that is wider than the slot from which the tab protrudes. Needless to say, when I out yanked the tab tore off.

The battery covers are held on with a tiny hex head screw -- metric hex head. None of the hex drivers in my studio are metric or small enough. I have just the right tool in my lab, but the plant closed at 5pm until 2/3. I'm not willing to gamble on whether or not someone forgot to tell me they recoded the alarm system when our plant manager left. So, I'm filing an old allen wrench down to fit the head. I figure I'm two Christmas specials from getting the thing down to the right size, lol.

I regret that you are so far away. I know those screws and the battery operated tea lights. We have them for the Nativity just to prevent a possible fire.

You need something like that. I still have not managed to get a beaming transporter to send it to you. Be careful on removing. Some of the screws just want to jump around and hide in the carpet or cracks in the wooden floor.

https://www.conrad.de/de/p/rona-elek...ps-814527.html

[Broken Arrow]

BA, I may be missing the joke. It wouldn't be the first time. A BTL is a bacon lettuce and tomato sandwich. No spam. Spam in my book is yucky!


If you're offended by Christianity, please skip the rest of this post.

My prayers are with you BA. Remember: "Where, O Death, is your victory? Where, O Death, is your sting?” The sting of death is sin, and the power of sin is the Law; but thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ." (1 Corinthians 15:55-57) It is the reason for the season.

Ah, jokes, it is easy to misunderstand or not understand jokes if the language isn't your mothers language. It happens. LOL, over the time I have learned a bit about jokes and very different meaning of words I once learned in Oxford English. Those "misunderstandinsg" at leat to me, have been a factor of joy and learning.

Dear Ol Chemist, I am not offended by christiantity nor by the believes I have learned a very little bit about. You may know that I think about parts which seems to me not very much apart of what I believe.

Thank you for your prayers they help.

[OLChemist]

I bought my annual Christmas puzzle and project. I was having a homesick moment for NM. No one around here puts out luminaries. So I am going to put some out along my porch stairs and front walk.

Out of respect for the red flag fire warnings and my all wood home, I bought battery operated tea lights to put in the bags. They all have a little paper tab between the battery terminal and batteries. The instructions tell me to: "out yanked paper tab." However, the tab is the thin part of a piece of stiff shiny cardboard that is wider than the slot from which the tab protrudes. Needless to say, when I out yanked the tab tore off.

The battery covers are held on with a tiny hex head screw -- metric hex head. None of the hex drivers in my studio are metric or small enough. I have just the right tool in my lab, but the plant closed at 5pm until 2/3. I'm not willing to gamble on whether or not someone forgot to tell me they recoded the alarm system when our plant manager left. So, I'm filing an old allen wrench down to fit the head. I figure I'm two Christmas specials from getting the thing down to the right size, lol.

Last year, it was replacing the defective switch in the brand new fiber optic lighted miniature Christmas tree. The year before, it was figuring out what I had left out of my Florentines that prevented them from crisping up properly. Thankfully, no soldering this year or yanking out dental work with sticky cookies.

*Rose wanders off to find some Christmas music on Youtube that hasn't been electrified, jazzed up, turned into rap, or tortured to death by a deranged arranger.*

[OLChemist]

BA, I may be missing the joke. It wouldn't be the first time. A BTL is a bacon lettuce and tomato sandwich. No spam. Spam in my book is yucky!


If you're offended by Christianity, please skip the rest of this post.

My prayers are with you BA. Remember: "Where, O Death, is your victory? Where, O Death, is your sting?” The sting of death is sin, and the power of sin is the Law; but thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ." (1 Corinthians 15:55-57) It is the reason for the season.

[OLChemist]

This group also features an essential of a group of Lakota grade schoolers -- at least one boy in a cowboy hat and boots and one girl in her "princess" outfit :) There is little cuter than a little NDN boy with his braids sticking out from underneath his cowboy hat.