Don't pick on Uncle Guido Sarducci!

Good morning, Yard.

Good evening Yard.

I got the grass mowed again, as a storm is supposed to move in overnight. I'm getting tired of mowing all this grass!

Haha, I guess you could bag it and sell it as... Once when I was attending college a guy was openly selling grass on campus. When he was finally caught he was turned loose as he WAS selling grass, from his weekly yard mowing! Needless to say once his "Clients" found out they were not happy. And NO, I wasn't one of his buyers.

Somebody with a big industrial sized grass sweeper could follow behind me and collect the grass and sell to ranchers.

Good afternoon, Yard.

I don’t have any problems with mowing grass because my wife does it.

Ray, you are a true inspiration!

After 32 years, I found a knife (the kind) that was stolen from me.

When I was transferred from Omaha to Japan in 1987 I was only going to ship 11 knives with me. Out of the 11, 8 made it. One that was stolen was a Robert Hajofsky (?) worked as Bob Sky Knives and it was his Razor Back model. Another one was an 11 inch bladed cold Steel Tanto. The third (and the kind I finally found for sale) was a Kuzan Oda Tanto made by pacific Cutlery. I bought it in Omaha way back in 1985. I'm torn on whether to buy it or not.

https://tse3.mm.bing.net/th?id=OIP....&pid=Api&P=0&w=266&h=178

Made by Pacific Cutlery, the Kuzan Oda Tanto model 750 was designed by Japanese maker Kuzan Oda. Overall the knife is 10-1/2'' long, the blade is 5-3/4'' from guard to tip and 3/16'' thick, it has a mirror polished finish with simulated "hamon" and was manufactured in Japan.

Good looking knife.

I thought so. It was the "Premium" model. The regular model had a sort of dull finished blade and the handle was made out of aluminum with the handle just swelling for a hand guard. I had actually bought that model, then after driving about 5 miles turned around and went back and got the premium one instead. Of all the knives I had at the time, besides my Negrito Bolo the Oda Tanto was my favorite.

Good morning Yard.