Tank birthday, 47+ years

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I want this. 😎

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I want this. 😎

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We went to Martin's Auto Museum here in Phoenix, Arizona for an event last night. The guy has quite the collection!
 
We went to Martin's Auto Museum here in Phoenix, Arizona for an event last night. The guy has quite the collection!
People always looking for Pity . Chevrolet is the American Peoples Automobile MAGA !! Not found on road dead . He was the first guy to cost people their jobs . Think about that yup way back then
 
My reef used to be filled with Caribbean Gorgonians, and they got covered in invasive sponge, so I had to remove them.

I couldn't find any for a long time, but I just got two of them.

This one is about 14" long and another one is a little bigger.

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If they do well, I will cut pieces off and re plant them because they are a little big.
I have 4 gorgs and frag them often
 
Last night we had tickets to a theater here. Suffolk Theater, which was built in 1933, so it is before my time, but it looks like a Broadway theater, which we have been to more times than I would like to count.
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The town I live in was settled in the 1600s so we have a few old things here besides me.

Many of the roads and towns are named after Indians, or Native Americans, even though here they call themselves Indians.

Anyway, the show was a single Italian girl, and she did a one-hour and fifteen-minute monologue about the way we old Italians grew up in New York. She was from Staten Island, where many Italians settled. My family settled in "Little Italy" here in Manhattan in about 1903.

It was a comedy, and she was very funny and a fantastic singer. Her last name is Guardino, and she was remarking about her uncle Harry Guardino, who was a fairly popular actor in the 60s/70s. (He starred in a WW11 movie named Pork Chop Hill) She put his picture up as part of her act. He is actually my cousin, so it was weird.

We went with 8 other people and before the show we ate at an Italian seafood restaurant. I had the Ahi Tuna. 😁

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Last night we had tickets to a theater here. Suffolk Theater, which was built in 1933, so it is before my time, but it looks like a Broadway theater, which we have been to more times than I would like to count.
Suffolk Theater..jpg


The town I live in was settled in the 1600s so we have a few old things here besides me.

Many of the roads and towns are named after Indians, or Native Americans, even though here they call themselves Indians.

Anyway, the show was a single Italian girl, and she did a one-hour and fifteen-minute monologue about the way we old Italians grew up in New York. She was from Staten Island, where many Italians settled. My family settled in "Little Italy" here in Manhattan in about 1903.

It was a comedy, and she was very funny and a fantastic singer. Her last name is Guardino, and she was remarking about her uncle Harry Guardino, who was a fairly popular actor in the 60s/70s. (He starred in a WW11 movie named Pork Chop Hill) She put his picture up as part of her act. He is actually my cousin, so it was weird.

We went with 8 other people and before the show we ate at an Italian seafood restaurant. I had the Ahi Tuna. 😁

Ahi Tuna.jpg
HOW POSH EH ATOLL?
 
My morning beach walk was not too exciting today as the only wildlife I saw was two dead seagulls. Disgusting. 🤮

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This is a very old beach that was formed by a glacier at the last ice age.

I can tell it's old because, today, I discovered the actual chain Noah used to tie up his ark as he came ashore looking for a store that sold mops. You know, with all those animals swaying back and forth on a not-so-sea-worthy boat while drinking sea water, he needed a lot of mops. 😵‍💫
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It's a good thing he had the chain galvanized or it would have rotted out at least 20 years ago.
 

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