Good morning!!!!

[txdon]

Good morning. 70˚ - getting warmer each morning.

Ron, I like the before can you change it back. (But keep the ottoman.)

 

[KevT]

Good Morning, off to work before it gets to hot, then home to hook up the trailer so I can go get some hay. Yesterday made a sign for the wife and hung it at the end of our driveway.
Now she wants a new mailbox. LOL

 

[Larro Darro]

Good Morning. 0605, partly cloudy, 71F with 96% humidity. Forecast high of 82F with 80% chance of a thundershower today, and a low of 70F today. I guess the prudent thing to do would be to go ahead and turn on the soaker hoses. All of the forecast storms have dodged me lately, so today should be no different. I got my fencing done, all but the hardware for a couple of gate/gaps, so I start with the disc this morning. Never got around to planting the acorn squash. I had better do that first. I have drug dealers at work tonight. It's Something Pharm. {not the real name. I just can't remember it} The guy cooking is from Tallahassee. Since he isn't a regular, I'll have to let him know that feeding me is part of the deal.

Hope everyone has a good day,

Larro

 

[bakerg]

Good morning, 61F heading to 72F. Mowed and fertilized lawn last night then had a nice rain overnight. Took today off to take the dog to the vet, he will be wearing the cone of shame when he leaves, ouch.

 

[dave1949]

Good Morning, off to work before it gets to hot, then home to hook up the trailer so I can go get some hay. Yesterday made a sign for the wife and hung it at the end of our driveway. View attachment 428911
Now she wants a new mailbox. LOL

Nice sign Kev. You know it never ends. New sign, new mailbox and before you know it you will be holding a paint brush.

 

[farmer2009]

71 this morning and headed to 89 today. Head out and walk chickens. Then back to the hay field. If I get done in time I need to till the garden and plant the last planting. Also wife needs flower bed tilled again around back. All the beds we're putting in are pre-annual beds.

 

[ronjhall]

Good morning. 70˚ - getting warmer each morning.

Ron, I like the before can you change it back. (But keep the ottoman.)

If you saw the closeup of wall before, showing all the nails sticking out from the outside siding you would understand the upgrade. OUCH I did like the original rustic look.
The ottoman is Muffins resting place when we are sitting in the chairs.

 

[deerseeker001]

58 with some Clouds and slight chance of Rain tonight,will hit a high of 81.I have appointment with my Dermatologist Today, am hoping to get off some of this Medication.

 

[Larro Darro]

Michigan got a lot of folks from Appalachia during and after WW2. When I was growing up, I learned to distinguish people from different areas by their accent. I think it is harder now, folks watch tv, and so forth, the speech has become more uniform. I do remember as a teenager, a friends dad asking me "where you from" He was surprised that I was from Michigan, some members of my family having been here since 1813. He was from a area that didn't even have a road!! They had to walk a mile or so, down a creek bed. Before they came north, they didn't have a telephone or indoor plumbing, and this was in the 60's.

It's getting hard to find a native Floridian too, even up here in the panhandle. But we didn't have any {non farm} jobs before the 40's, and very few after. {The first hard money my Daddy made was hewing and carrying cross-ties to the railroad for $.25 each. He could do two a day. They were paying more for the timber than the labor. When he went off to war, the few dollars a month he got from the Army was big money to him} Free land was what brought folks down here. Most of my people came here in the 1890's with 20-30 year stops in Georgia and South Carolina. Many of them moved on to South Florida in the 40's and 50's, but thank the Good Lord, my bunch stuck here.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Stormy last night. equipment shed down the road had its roof blown off, including the trusses.