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I bought this Colorado used 2 years ago. Other than normal servicing, all I have replaced is the battery at 5 years. I drove it home (550 miles) in a snow storm and got 24.0 on the first tank and 24.4 mpg on the second. In town I get between 20 and 21. The work truck the seats are non-reclining and terrible. I replaced them with a used set of very comfortable LT seats. Traction on the OEM General Ameritracs is terrible. I now have 74,000 miles and can not wear them out. I bought two General AT22 for this winter and the traction is unbelievable. I'll buy two more as soon as I wear out the original Ameritracs. I'm looking at a 2006 for my daughter this week. Great truck!!!
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At the time that I was shopping for a light duty truck I was impressed enough with the Chevy Colorado to take a chance at first glance. Sure there was a lot of history with US trucks in as much as how reliable they were compared to their Japanese competitors. For once, I'm happy to report that I was right (thank goodness!) in my initial assessment of this impressive vehicle. After 63,000 miles my truck still rides fine, has been hassle free and has made me a believer. It's been just what I'd hoped it'd be and a bit more. A no-nonsense, get me there-and-back, reliable truck. It's not as fancy as most the others but I have to say I'm really happy with my purchase.
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It's a great truck if you want to have decent fuel mileage, but still have the ability to tow or haul. I regularly tow a 200 pound trailer with an 1100 pound generator on it, and I can't tell it's behind me (max tow weight is 4000 pounds). When hauling bags of sand or concrete blocks, the stock suspension does exceptionally well, with only a 3 - 3.5 inch drop. (An upgrade to load adjusting shocks though keeps this around 1 - 1.5 inches).
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Plenty of power, smooth transmission. Great looks. Perfect fit and finish. Very large bed, plenty of leg room. Haven't had a single problem. Drives much smoother than the Tacoma and Frontier. Feels and handles great. The Z71 package adds more than just looks. The anti-slip rear drive with override works perfect as sliding out in wet conditions is prevented. Perfect alternative to the full size gas guzzlers.
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Great performing and great looking
truck from the exterior. Cheap looking
from the inside. Boring interior, stiff
seats, no style what so ever. cheap
console between seats. Cheap thin
looking plastic door panels. Rides
nice. Handles excellent with good
braking. If only they(GM) would of
spent more than 5 minutes and $5.00 on
the interior this would be one great
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I've waited all year to buy this truck.
Well worth the wait, it's a lot of fun
to drive. Plenty of power and the best
look on the road of any truck in it's
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Mystery Tree - ID, please?
We bought a home a couple moths ago. It has a huge tree in the front yard, and we have not yet been able to identify it. I feel like it's some sort of sumac, but it's pretty darn big. The new growth is coming in bright green, with red at the very tip of the leaves. You can't tell from the photo, but the leaves are very slightly serrated, and mature leaves are about 2" - 2.5" long. I haven't seen any flowers or fruit, but that doesn't mean they aren't there. :) The thing that really throws me is the bark - it's fairly smooth and a reddish-brown color. I am attaching one photo, and I can definitely take more if requested.
The top of the foliage is probably 50 feet tall, and the crown spread is about 60 feet.
Also, this thing is propogating itself all over the yard, and it seems to grow fairly quickly. The previous owners had what I thought were two empty containers in front of the house when we looked at it in February, but now they each have these same trees growing in them. They are easily 7 feet tall, but very leggy.
Thanks in advance for any insight that can be shared! :)
Wow, thanks for all the quick responses! Here's a close up of the mature leaves (sorry, only have my iPhone for a camera...). I wanted to take a photo of the new growth, but it's all so high up on the tree that my phone fails to take a decent pic. I am thinking that the Japanese Zelkova may be a strong possibility though - thanks!!
I'll try to get a halfway decent photo of the bark this evening.
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Saturday is National Eat Ice Cream for Breakfast Day
I'm having the grandchildren over to celebrate.
For more details, visit my latest posting,
Here is a link that might be useful: Ice Cream for Breakfast
OA, this table will have all the neighborhood kids running over to eat with DGKids! Your table decor is lovely. But your waffles, topped with ice cream fried eggs and a side of bacon is the BOMB lady.So Fun!
I will have to show this to DGD for sure. You are a kick.
Thanks, everyone.
PartyM, there seems to be an unofficial EICFBreakfast Day Website that has the story of its origin. Even gives the name of the mother (now a grandmother) who "invented" the holiday. Of course, many an ice cream parlor advertises the "holiday" and has parties and specials to commemorate the event. There's a place in Seattle that has a big party and awards gold cones (silver and bronze too) for the best customer-written limericks.
Real or not, I just couldn't let this "holiday" go by.
Karen, I'm glad to be back. For one thing, this place is great for the ego. Everyone is so nice!
Jeanne and Kay, thanks for "double posting." That is so nice of you to take the time. I tell myself that I don't care about the number of comments I get, but the ruth of it is, I sometimes feel a little silly with only three or four comments and other blogs have zillions. It does make me wonder if anyone really knows I'm out there.
OA. I love this table! Just the right thing to see on a dreary winter day. Your grandkids are so lucky.
If there isn't an EAT ICE CREAM FOR BREAKFAST DAY there should be!
Have you thought about posting on Tablescape Thursday or one of the others to get more exposure?
This table will make me smile all day when I think of it.
Thanks for the kind words.
Actually, I do post on that blog. But the truth is, I'm not very good about leaving comments on other people's blogs, so there's few people who feel obliged to reciprocate. I know this, yet don't leave many comments myself. Still, way down deep in my poor little low self esteem heart, I wish more people would read my stuff. Am I foolish, or what!
OA, love it all. It that this Saturday? Are you sure you are going to have enough? With all this advertising you are doing,
You are going to have a crowd.
Just a suggestion:I read your blog, and wanted to leave a note, but you have to sign in. I have seen blogs were you can just make a comment without having to sign in. Don't know how they do it. B/C I don't know anything about blogs.
Please don't take offense, you know how people are, if they have to do anything extra, they just pass.
We all want a pat on the back every once in a while, and you deserve the "BEST PAT" AWARD!!
But, you are very creative and I am sure the DGKS will have a ball as they usually do.
Thank you so much. I didn't realize my blog was different in any way. You are so right about making it easy for a person to type a few words. It took me a little time to find the fix, but I think I've got it set correctly now.
Again, thanks for the analysis.
Happy Ice Cream Day.
What a fun table and I am impressed with the ice cream eggs and bacon!! That took a lot of imagination and effort.
Your DGK's are very lucky.
I didn't set a table, but because of your post, I did eat the rest of my McFlurry from last night for breakfast, LOL!!
This was such fun to see!
I only wish I could have been there to enjoy 'That Kind' of Breakfast!
Love the linens...cute folded napkins w/names and especially the
menu! I'm usualy not a breakfast eater, but this one certainly would entice me!
I'm amazed at your patience in creating the 'fried eggs' and bacon.
Lots of shaping and freezing, but the end results are perfect!
I can see by the smiles on their faces that the Gkids loved every bit of it!


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BackgroundResident Evil 4 marks a terrifying new chapter in the world renowned Resident Evil series. Players rejoin Leon S. Kennedy, six years after his first mission as a rookie cop from Resident Evil 2. Now as a U.S. agent, Leon is on a top-secret mission to investigate the disappearance of the President's daughter and has made his way to a mysterious location in Europe. As Leon encounters unimaginable horrors, he must find out who or what is behind everything.
GameplayIn the newest Resident Evil game there are new never before seen enemies. You will be wishing for the common Resident Evil zombies. Resident Evil 4 is a third person shooter and you can aim and shoot and zero in on enemies with weapons. You can use the "A" button to perform various actions such as jump. In Resident Evil 4, there are smarter enemies than ever using their cunning abilities to attack the player
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