Military Work Glove Waterproof Winter
The Military Work Glove Waterproof Winter (MWG Waterproof Winter) is an all black stealth glove. Every part of this glove is black in color.
Dried Corn
Yes, this is corn. According to the instructions, “To rehydrate, place the dried corn in hot water for 10 minutes.” From another corn drying source: dried corn will keep for a very long time, and is a great way to store corn. You can dry your own corn by spreading it out on a tray in your oven, setting it to warm and waiting a couple days.
A half cup of dried corn will re-hydrate to yield one cup. Dried corn can be used in soups and stews, eaten as a snack, or ground as cornmeal.
Aluminum Pipe Wrench
A pipe wrench is one of the strongest tools in the toolbox. This also makes it one of the heaviest tools in the toolbox. Such weight well and fine for the occasional user of the pipe wrench, but if you hold it in a tight space for long periods of time, it will tax your muscles. This aluminum beauty is much lighter, yet still very strong. An aluminum pipe wrench has a bonus feature in that it won’t rust. Very cool indeed!
K-7
The one and only K-7 first flew on 11 August 1933. In the 1930s, the Russian army was obsessed with the idea of creating huge aircraft. At that time, they were designed to have as many propellers as possible to help carry those huge flying fortresses into the air. Would have loved to see this K-7 plane take off and fly.
Flying W Ranch
This is one of those places where you are glad that nothings seems to have changed. It just has that feeling, and it is a good feeling. It is from a time when families would pile in the station wagon and head to the Flying W Ranch for a special night.
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Redline 500a 1984
This was THE bike. I picked this out at the beginning of the summer, 1984. I mowed lawns and worked all summer to save up the $200 for this bike. I remember looking at the picture everyday to keep me motivated. Couldn’t believe it, soon after I bought it, it was stolen… bummer. 
I’ll never forget that bike…
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