Good morning!!!!

[txdon]

Good morning! North wind 67˚.

After 5 attempts I finally figured out the right sequence for reseting the Subaru clock off the menu. I see they have a Daylight Saving's Time on/off, so I turned it on and it went back an hour instead of forward an hour. So I ended up hitting the date paddle twice and scroll with the arrow paddles to, to. . . . oh, man already forgot.

I like changing time on my truck better, just hit the hour button one time.

Today is day one of Prolon. I'm impressed with the meals and documentation. They had a nifty little support e-mail:

"If it is important to you, you will find a way.
If it is not, you will find an excuse."

-Anonymous

 

[jbrumberg]

Good morning everyone.

A mixed sun/clouds breezy (5 - 10 mph/Gusts +15mph) day. The temperature is still hovering around 32F.

And I thought and posted about the March 12 - 14 coastal storm that would form and track out to sea for this area as it relates to snow. The models were trending a more NNW track yesterday which continued today with greater weather model agreement. A pretty strong low barometric air pressure is predicted. Looks like I will see around 5" of snow. MA Phil should see more. By Wednesday I'll know for sure.

Don- I have not yet checked the time on the Forester yet. I have manuals about the manuals in the "New Owner's Kit" which I have yet to look at. I had enough trouble adjusting the driver's seat. My Tundra should be a simple button press if I can reach it. :embarrassed:

I might as well take the "supply" trip to the "Big City" today rather than deal with the hysterical weather fearing shoppers tomorrow. The weather hype has not really started around here yet. It always amazes me how much anticipated weather drives "bad" behaviors.

I hope that everyone has a decent Sunday today.

My + thoughts, prayers, and wishes for all.

 

[sodamo]

61° and another .09 inches rain.

Starting a Ham radio course this afternoon at the local school. Sponsored by Civil Defense and taught by a neighbor.

Still need to mow, still too squishy.

Prayers for all

Be safe
Have a great day

 

[toppop52]

61° and another .09 inches rain.

Starting a Ham radio course this afternoon at the local school. Sponsored by Civil Defense and taught by a neighbor.

Still need to mow, still too squishy.

Prayers for all

Be safe
Have a great day

Ham, MMMMMMM!

 

[toppop52]

My truck is like Don's, push the hour button.

 

[ronjhall]

My truck is like Don's, push the hour button.

Little more complex on mine. Push clock button, select hour, turn knob 1 hour clockwise. Now got correct time for DST.

 

[Bird]

After 5 attempts I finally figured out the right sequence for reseting the Subaru clock off the menu. I see they have a Daylight Saving's Time on/off, so I turned it on and it went back an hour instead of forward an hour.

I reset both of our cars (Fords) yesterday. They are very different, and either one is simple after I get the manual out and read the instructions.:laughing: And I always forget how to do it until I look in the book.

We're having some unusual weather. It was 63 degrees this morning at 6 a.m., went DOWN to 58 by 10 a.m. and back up to 59 now. But a 25 mph north wind, gusting to 31 mph, sure didn't help with the lawn dethatching and mowing today; blowing dust and grass clippings everywhere. But I finally got it all done.

 

[jerrybob]

Beautiful this morning......51 right now......will get into 60's. Clear blue skies.........river and bay is glistening.......birds singing......just beautiful.

 

[sodamo]

Ahhhhh, the advantages of NOT doing DST

 

[jbrumberg]

Dave- Good luck with the HAM radio course

I still look at my HAM Radio Tech 1 License training manual on occasion.

I was just able to reach my Tundra's clock radio hour button and reset the time.