two_bit_score
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whup! somebody has been sneaking into the garden bed?
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PJSprog
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45°F and partly cloudy this morning, got all the way up to 73° today. Very nice!
Didn't get to enjoy it, of course, as I was chained to my desk much of the day. Mondays are always busy, with lots of reports due for the previous week/month. That's why they pay me the medium bucks, I guess.
Wife sent me a pic this afternoon of the fox walking around on our front porch at 02:00 this morning. Guess he hasn't moved on after all.
Condolences on the loss of your neighbor and friend, Ron.
Good evening, gents.
Didn't get to enjoy it, of course, as I was chained to my desk much of the day. Mondays are always busy, with lots of reports due for the previous week/month. That's why they pay me the medium bucks, I guess.
Wife sent me a pic this afternoon of the fox walking around on our front porch at 02:00 this morning. Guess he hasn't moved on after all.
Condolences on the loss of your neighbor and friend, Ron.
Good evening, gents.
Popgadget
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Good Evening
Day started at 25° and cleaning up a light snow, ended at 45, with it all melted.
New propane tank arrived a bit after 9, he took back behind the shop where it goes, picked up the old one, and placed the new one, then transferred the propane from the old one to the new one. Interesting how they did it. He had a rig made up with a York style automotive air conditioning compressor driven by a 5hp Honda engine. He connected the liquid ports on the two tanks together, and then the compressor rig sucked vapor from the new tank, and pumped it into the old tank, forcing the propane into the new tank. It transferred surprisingly fast.
Here’s the old tank about to be set on the edge of the lane for the old supplier (that more than doubled my price without any warning or discussion) to pick up. Surprisingly, they didn’t ask any questions when I told them to pick up their tank.
Tracked down a small issue with my radiant heat, turns out that the bathroom thermostat controlled one of the loops in the bedroom, and the bedroom thermostat controlled the other loop in the bedroom and the single loop in the bathroom. Totally my lapse of attention wiring the zone actuators.
Finished up with an oddfellows meeting.
Day started at 25° and cleaning up a light snow, ended at 45, with it all melted.
New propane tank arrived a bit after 9, he took back behind the shop where it goes, picked up the old one, and placed the new one, then transferred the propane from the old one to the new one. Interesting how they did it. He had a rig made up with a York style automotive air conditioning compressor driven by a 5hp Honda engine. He connected the liquid ports on the two tanks together, and then the compressor rig sucked vapor from the new tank, and pumped it into the old tank, forcing the propane into the new tank. It transferred surprisingly fast.
Here’s the old tank about to be set on the edge of the lane for the old supplier (that more than doubled my price without any warning or discussion) to pick up. Surprisingly, they didn’t ask any questions when I told them to pick up their tank.
Tracked down a small issue with my radiant heat, turns out that the bathroom thermostat controlled one of the loops in the bedroom, and the bedroom thermostat controlled the other loop in the bedroom and the single loop in the bathroom. Totally my lapse of attention wiring the zone actuators.
Finished up with an oddfellows meeting.
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txdon
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Yes, I believe you are right, according to the flower expert I played cards with tonight.
Got up to 85˚F today, pool temp up 12˚ now 60˚.
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txdon
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Ahh, you are human, I was beginning to wonder.
mostly_gas
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Good evening all. Sorry about my lack of posting lately. I had planned on catching up Sunday but due to illness and fatigue, had no motivation Doing somewhat better today.
update on DC crach
Doing somewhat better today.update on DC crach
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PJ, I guess you are going with plan (a)?
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Hope you feel better Ken
Hope you get over crud mostly
Good evening bed time
Hope you get over crud mostly
Good evening bed time
two_bit_score
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Sorry to hear you were feeling poorly! Get Well Soon!Good evening all. Sorry about my lack of posting lately. I had planned on catching up Sunday but due to illness and fatigue, had no motivation
update on DC crach
ronjhall
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Drinking first cup of coffee. 23° with cloudy skies. Heading to 29° with continued cloudiness. Sassy sure needed her grooming. Looks more like the little cute dog she is. Helped neighbor reorganize his shop. May be a lost cause. Shop area is smaller than the amount of stuff to be organized. Not much planned for today. Maybe do some house cleaning.
Mostly, get better soon.
Everyone stay well and safe.
Good Morning All.
Mostly, get better soon.
Everyone stay well and safe.
Good Morning All.
