Hello everyone, my name is Alexa and I'm a (not so secret) swisher. I will definitely update again soon, I promise! She's just started eating "real" food so most surfaces are covered in some sort of mushed up fruit or veg, at least I can share the BNS and carrots with out it spoiling my daily allowance! So I have now lost 66 lbs once more, and as I'm shrinking Miss Fancy is growing! She's now just over 5 months old and is a very cheeky little madam.
Soooooo as soon as I get within one stone of my goal weight I AM applying to be a WW leader!!! I will have to go back for a while unless we win the lottery in the last few months of my maternity leave. I'm more determined than ever to get to goal this year, and now I'm back in the gym I hope I can get there sooner rather than later.Īfter a meeting at work the other week I realised how much I really DO NOT want to go back to that place, just setting foot inside the car park made me want to cry. I'm still going with WW and getting closer to goal with every WI thankfully. To be honest there's not much to catch up on here in sunny South Yorkshire. I am truly disgraced to see that I haven't posted at all so far this year! How rude of me!!! Homelite Model 26LCS (LM2015.10.1) “Well Hello Mr.Hiya boys and girls, please let me apologise for my inability to blog of late. Seeing as this saw weighs approximately 27 pounds, it’s likely a good thing that Ash didn’t have to use a Model 26LCS for a hand. The saw switched hands between five different owners and was generally used for clearing and firewood preparation. The museum’s 26LCS has a history of use in the Southern Tier of NY and the Northern Tier of PA. This model, introduced in 1951, was the second gasoline-powered chainsaw Homelite made the first being the model 20MC introduced the year before. The Lumber Museum has a Homelite Model 26LCS chainsaw in our collection (LM2015.10.1).
Fittingly, considering the company’s original name, the first Homelite chainsaw was an electric model. After World War II, Homelite began manufacturing other small engine products, and introduced their first chainsaw in 1946. The company initially manufactured small, gasoline-powered electric generators. The name was later shortened to Homelite. The Home Electric Lighting Company was founded by Charles Ferguson in Port Charles, NY in 1921.
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