Good morning!!!!

[CWB Wyo]

A bit warmer this morning 28*, it made it back up the mid 50's yesterday but still had the wind. Today is going to be in the low 50's with a mix of clouds, can't forget the wind 15-20.

It's been a bad year for the wind. It's only been a few days this winter that it hasn't been blowing. I don't remember it being like this in past years.

Not much going on today, might go up and visit the neighbor again.

Hope everyone gets a good start on the weekend.
CWB.

 

[Buppies]

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Don't you...don't you dare. :thumbsdown:

I will see if I can conjure up another 17 for you

 

[jbrumberg]

Don- Our new buyers' vehicle orientation is scheduled for midPM today.

The NWS is also predicting scattered snow squalls during the same time period.

It looks more and more likely that some of you guys living south of the Mason-Dixon line in the midAtlantic states will see some snow as Buppies and others have posted. It looks like the higher elevations will see the white stuff. I doubt that I will see anything from this weather event.

Buppies- March 20 - 22 is starting took look almost promising.

 

[PJSprog]

In the FWIW department, today the Hendrix family has released another compilation of Jimi's work in the new Both Sides of the Sky album. The samples on Amazon sound really good, and is that Stephen Stills doing vocals on "Woodstock"? Guess I'll find out when my copy gets here...

I remember walking into a record (CD) store several years ago and walking out with the "new" Jimi Hendrix album People, **** and Angels ... something I never thought I'd experience in my lifetime (I was 4 years old when he died). For many years, record companies have been releasing compilations of various things Jimi recorded. Some were even unfinished. Finally, though, the family put together a complete album, and it was even engineered by Eddie Kramer. It was finally a real Jimi Hendrix album. Stephen Stills played bass on one of the tracks on that one.

Jimi recorded just about everything he did. Glad they are finally releasing the good stuff.

 

[PJSprog]

the "new" Jimi Hendrix album People, **** and Angels ...

Huh ... I guess the forum software doesn't like the H-e-double-hockey-sticks word. :ashamed:

 

[toppop52]

Drew, have you had a chance to mow with that F series, yet?

My grass is growing like mad, and I don't think my mower will live through this season. Wondering if early spring is a good time to shop...any dealer/manufacturer specials? You guys have about convinced me to go the zero turn route.

You致e gotten a lot of testimonials on mowers, so let me get my $.02 in. I love my Kubota! I just have a 48 deck because it clears all my tight spots in the holly grove. It will mow at 9 mph if the terrain allows, full suspension seat, ROPS, which stays folded all the time. It will mow completely stable, long wise on my septic mound with no issues, always had to go side to side with the Simplicity. It has 23/10.50/12 rear tires. It takes me an hour to mow about two acres. Decks on that chassis go up to 60, bigger chassis have 72? And the deck and transmission are shaft drive, only belt is between the blades.

 

[toppop52]

Who is Alvin Sawyer?

Moonshine king on the lam again - UPI Archives

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

I keep forgetting about that when I go to Mom's. I need to show her a video on my notebook about a new stand straight walker. I don't think she wants to spend $600 for a new walker but then she does not have many expenses and I think her back and hands will feel better at night if her stress points using the walker change. Anybody know anyone with one of these?
Amazon.com: The UPWalker Walking Aid/Upright Walker: Health & Personal Care

Maybe you could ask around at the rest home?

Has anyone tried corn gluten as an organic pre emergent?

Hold on to you hats boys, there's a new INSTANT POT coming out later this spring.
It's called the INSTANT POT MAX.
"In addition to pressure cooking, sautéing, steaming and slow cooking, the Instant Pot will now have enough power to go up to the 15 PSI needed for safe, at-home preservation." New Instant Pot Max | Tasting Table

I might need a fourth!

My brother was just telling me his step daughter bought him something from Costco that is like InstaPot but can handle 3 mason jars at a time for preservation. He loves it.

I have no idea what the rules are today, but back about 50 years ago:laughing: . . . we could, and did, stop motorcycles and issue citations when appropriate. But if they ran, we were not supposed to give chase.

I can honestly say I was never a runner, but I know people who were crazy enough to do it....the LEO's around here NEVER stopped chasing motorcycles. I worked at the M/C shop for about 10-11 years off and on. We sold a bike to a good young man with a career. He got drunk and had a friend on back and for whatever reasons, they had their helmets strapped to the mirrors. They tried to outrun the cops, in 1986, and the cops gave chase. The young man was not in his right man and was soooo stupid, but he tried to run a red light at night across a 6 lane blvd and T-boned an innocent car. Drunk guy and passenger killed. Sent car passengers to hospital. There was a LOT of flak about the cops not backing off. I saw both sides of the story. Consider myself neutral. I wish they had a big garden sized net they could just pull up and catch those punk gangsta hooligans on dirt bikes. Down here, they've made hooliganisms (like wheelies, burn outs, or racing) such a heavy penalty, almost like a DWI. No wonder they run from cops. Maybe if they just backed the penalty for a wheelie where nobody got hurt back down to just a $100 fine, they might not run so much. Just a bad situation all the way around. Stoopid riders doing stunts in the middle of crowded streets is stooopid.

Yep, that the one I saw on TV. Sure seems like it makes sense. I’ve watched folks, with traditional walkers, moving along head down, focused on what’s 3 ft. In front of them. Makes my neck hurts watching them.

BTW, Don and Kyle, I’m heading up to Waco tomorrow morning for funeral of a long time friend I met in Vietnam Nam in 68. He is a Marine and I was USAF. I’ll miss him, we went thru a lot together there and since.

Semper Fi Marine!

I’ll honk as I pass by, coming and going!

I'll be listening. If I didn't have some meetings to go to, I'd like to meet you in person someday.

My neighbor has something like that, a bit smaller. It has a pipe coming out the top though-- he bottles what comes out and it will probably kill most bacteria.

Hopefully, his fancy instapot is made of copper or stainless...

Prayers for those in need spoken or unspoken Ed RIPTIDES his wife and Eddie Walkers wife

Yes. Extra prayers for Ed, Riptides and wife, Eddy's wife, Randy to have a great day, Drew for safe travels, Freedom lives sore shoulder and side, and for the Armed Forces of our country.

 

[toppop52]

In the FWIW department, today the Hendrix family has released another compilation of Jimi's work in the new Both Sides of the Sky album. The samples on Amazon sound really good, and is that Stephen Stills doing vocals on "Woodstock"? Guess I'll find out when my copy gets here...

Here My Train A Comin is vintage Hendrix, excellent!

 

[toppop52]

Moonshine king on the lam again - UPI Archives

Legendary Locals of Elizabeth City - Marjorie Ann Berry - Google Books