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Busy summer for Rise and Shine in the Dogpound end that came apart…left a bit more of a We all laughed and laughed and laughed…

well, except this one guy.
mystery, since there were 3 parts to attach
CBC 12U Green Breaking things but only two would fit. So I put it together always, be good, do good, play safe,
That is all I have for tonight. As
the best way I could and hoped for the best.
I finally got brave enough to take it for a test and remember, if you break it you might
Machine in the Dogpound spin….and I was stopping every 5 minutes have to fix it. JR
to check the undercarriage…and every
By Walter “JR” Wilson
loose. Good news is that I got my mowing
ello and welcome back to the mower over my back 40 when something noise I heard, I knew the bar was coming
wonderful “fix-it-world” of the starts to drag on the ground. I managed to done and the bar is still in one piece. One
HDogpound. As you can guess by drive the mower backwards into the garage, repair for me!
my lead-in sentence, things continue to and a casual review of the undercarriage
break around the house despite my best showed that a bar…which I later found out
efforts to be very careful. For example…. was called “the blade shield leveler”… had THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
the hood support on my car has been in come lose and jammed in the ground…and,
my backseat for a month waiting for my of course, bent beyond repair. As I have “Don’t let little stupid things break your
happiness.” Dogpound Wisdom
mentioned before….I am not mechanically
Champions head to mechanic to run down the little plastic piece inclined, but I was forced to try my hand
that holds it in place. It finally came in and
at repair since my local “go-to” guy was
the mechanic pushed into its slot and shut
Hopewell tourney the hood…but…get ready for it…the hood no longer in the repair business. I got on- QUICKIES
line…found the parts but no YouTube video
would not close completely. It was latched,
since the model was made in 2004 and is
but the hood had a small gap that should
not be there. A little investigation showed now obsolete [my luck!]. I wish I could An IQ test question given to a banker,
The Chesterfield Americans are coming off a run as Silver Division champions that a spot weld on the latch had broken and adequately describe the part, but there are an electrician, and a politician was, “What
of the 2017 Flying Squirrels Youth Tournament as they go to Hopewell this weekend needed welded back in place. Not a big two ends...one is attached by a washer and term would you use to describe the
for the Hopewell Optimist Club tournament, and will follow that with the annual deal but nevertheless one broken item led cotter pin …the other end, though…the problem that results when outflow exceeds
The CBC 12U Green Machine played in the Fifth Annual Flying Squirrels Colonial Heights Optimist Club BIB tournament. Pictured are Kyle Kasarda, Bryce to another. Next up, I am riding my lawn inflow?” The banker wrote, “Overdraft.”
tournament, going 2-1. They will also be playing in the Hopewell Optimist Classic Gerrald, David Field, Rocco Lobosco , Lucas Davis, Jack McCall, Aiden Zimmer- The electrician wrote, “Overload.” The
politician wrote, “What problem?”
later this month, as well as the Colonial Heights Optimist Club's annual BIB tourna- man, Dale Thompson, Ryan Bethea, Alex Meir, manager Josh Field, coach Lou I was drinking a margarita when a guy
ment. Front row from left: Ethan Cross, Zack Lynch, Andrew Schweitzer, Kevin Lobosco, and coach Dale Thompson. Not pictured coach Joe Perko, Andrew Perko, stood up and asked, “Does anyone here
Hugenberg, Zach Duck, Hunter Biel. Back row from left Bryce Vick, Spencer Freddy Barber, Malachi Brown, Walter Daniels, and Alex Fitz-Hugh. know CPR?” Someone else stood up and
Lloyd, Matthew Chin, Reid Ivy, Nick Weis. Coaches Lowell Ivy, Mark Hugenberg, said, “Yeah, I know the whole alphabet.”
Chuck Duck, Brett Reece. Photo by Kelly Chin.
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