KevT
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76 going to 93 with a feels like of 103 and 60% chance
Thought I moved here to retire???
Thought I moved here to retire???
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rgamble3
Bronze Member
First cup of coffee poured. Off to PT this morning , only got 3 more sessions to go.:laughing:
Roy G.
Roy G.
wngsprd
Super Member
67 moving up to 82. Still lower than usual humidity.
Making a trip to SE Virginia to take care of some things. Hope I-95 and 295 cooperate for the section I'll be driving, then back to nice country roads.
Making a trip to SE Virginia to take care of some things. Hope I-95 and 295 cooperate for the section I'll be driving, then back to nice country roads.
Kyle_in_Tex
Super Star Member
Due to cloudiness and a stalled front, it may only get up to 93 today. Almost like air conditioning. 
Getting kids ready to get on the bus. Like waking up zombies.
Getting kids ready to get on the bus. Like waking up zombies.
Eric Salop
Elite Member
12C/54F this morning and heavy shower too. Not a great summer's day weather-wise, but at least autumn won't come as a shock at this rate.
Following a good wash with a liberal application of tomato sauce (a really good and low cost deordorizer, if you haven't tried it), dog is still smelling good and is likely to stay that way for a while, as my wife is only letting him out of the house on a lead today.
Best I don't give him any new ideas for getting stinky, so I dare not tell him what some of your dogs get up to. If I did, he'd be pestering you with PMs to find out what these raccoon creatures are. Hang on a minute, that would be silly. Dog can't use my laptop - he doesn't know the password.
Farmer, I am not too familiar with hickory, except as used on tool handles. Does freshly sawn hickory smell as good as it looks ? Good pictures.
Following a good wash with a liberal application of tomato sauce (a really good and low cost deordorizer, if you haven't tried it), dog is still smelling good and is likely to stay that way for a while, as my wife is only letting him out of the house on a lead today.
Best I don't give him any new ideas for getting stinky, so I dare not tell him what some of your dogs get up to. If I did, he'd be pestering you with PMs to find out what these raccoon creatures are. Hang on a minute, that would be silly. Dog can't use my laptop - he doesn't know the password.
Farmer, I am not too familiar with hickory, except as used on tool handles. Does freshly sawn hickory smell as good as it looks ? Good pictures.
Larro Darro
Elite Member
Good Morning. 0640, clear, 66F with 81% humidity. Forecast high of 91F with 0% chance of rain today, and a low of 64F tonight. It was downright chilly when I went out earlier to put the sprinkler on my turnips. I had to check the calendar to make sure I hadn't missed a month.
Today is cleaning lady day, so I'll be doing my pre-cleaning lady cleaning. I haven't seen the couch in my office since I redid the room to make a space for my indoor grow, so I've been working on finding it. That means several trips upstairs, as all the downstairs closets are full.
You guys have a good one,
Larro
Today is cleaning lady day, so I'll be doing my pre-cleaning lady cleaning. I haven't seen the couch in my office since I redid the room to make a space for my indoor grow, so I've been working on finding it. That means several trips upstairs, as all the downstairs closets are full.
You guys have a good one,
Larro
daugen
Epic Contributor
speaking of kids Kyle
school started here yesterday, I drive past the high school every day going into town.
I've been severely tailgated by some kids late to school a few times, or just crazy drivers, through that school zone so
I just put my four way flashers on and that usually gets them off my tail. The school zone is 35, not 15...with busses turning across traffic, lots of cars pulling out in all directions, so you really do need to slow down through there. And think about it, a concentration of young, inexperienced drivers all in one spot.
Need to drive very defensively. I do 37 in a 35 and slower for sure if folks are turning right in front of me.
And usually assume everyone else is crazy and unpredictable.
I need to be extra careful with a fused neck; really don't want to wind up being a quadraplegic after a bad car crash. So I try to stay away from other cars, drive like I was driving a semi, leaving distances. We'll never have a problem if we leave enough distance between us and everything else...
Never had a car until my senior year in high school, rode the bus. Parents were totally non materialistic and cars were just transportation. One hour bumpy bus ride morning and night. Senior year got a hand me down 56 Chevy wagon, really clapped out after going through two older brothers. Sold it for a couple hundred dollars when I went off to college. Could not afford a car then either. Two weeks before graduating in 1971, bought my first new car, a little toyota corolla coupe with a four speed and hemi four with 102hp. Yes, toyota had a little hemi back then. And anything over a hundred horsepower was
impressive for a starter car. Compare that to today. Today's cars are way more powerful, but also much safer. But still, with a sixteen year old driver, you just don't know what they are going to do. Yesterday the driver training car pulled slowly out of the high school, and didn't turn fast enough and drove up on the far grassy shoulder during the turn. I bet that instructor was having palpitations. As would any parent with a new driver.
probably easier on me to avoid that route into town during school traffic times.
school started here yesterday, I drive past the high school every day going into town.
I've been severely tailgated by some kids late to school a few times, or just crazy drivers, through that school zone so
I just put my four way flashers on and that usually gets them off my tail. The school zone is 35, not 15...with busses turning across traffic, lots of cars pulling out in all directions, so you really do need to slow down through there. And think about it, a concentration of young, inexperienced drivers all in one spot.
Need to drive very defensively. I do 37 in a 35 and slower for sure if folks are turning right in front of me.
And usually assume everyone else is crazy and unpredictable.
I need to be extra careful with a fused neck; really don't want to wind up being a quadraplegic after a bad car crash. So I try to stay away from other cars, drive like I was driving a semi, leaving distances. We'll never have a problem if we leave enough distance between us and everything else...
Never had a car until my senior year in high school, rode the bus. Parents were totally non materialistic and cars were just transportation. One hour bumpy bus ride morning and night. Senior year got a hand me down 56 Chevy wagon, really clapped out after going through two older brothers. Sold it for a couple hundred dollars when I went off to college. Could not afford a car then either. Two weeks before graduating in 1971, bought my first new car, a little toyota corolla coupe with a four speed and hemi four with 102hp. Yes, toyota had a little hemi back then. And anything over a hundred horsepower was
impressive for a starter car. Compare that to today. Today's cars are way more powerful, but also much safer. But still, with a sixteen year old driver, you just don't know what they are going to do. Yesterday the driver training car pulled slowly out of the high school, and didn't turn fast enough and drove up on the far grassy shoulder during the turn. I bet that instructor was having palpitations. As would any parent with a new driver.
probably easier on me to avoid that route into town during school traffic times.
bakerg
Elite Member
Good morning, a cool bike ride to work this morning, 59F heading to only 68F with rain also in forcast.
txdon
Super Star Member
Good morning! OW! 69˚ I better find a jacket.
Kyle, that sure is early for a school 5 minutes away. What time does school start? They must be FILO - (first in last out) on the bus.
My parents received a "Package" that a 36" pipeline will be crossing their land so that means it's up to me to do the negotiations. I'll have to figure out how much the pipeline will devalue their land. The original offer for the right-of-way is chump change.
Kyle, that sure is early for a school 5 minutes away. What time does school start? They must be FILO - (first in last out) on the bus.
My parents received a "Package" that a 36" pipeline will be crossing their land so that means it's up to me to do the negotiations. I'll have to figure out how much the pipeline will devalue their land. The original offer for the right-of-way is chump change.
sseelhoff
Veteran Member
74 this morning. Feels like fall! Horses were very "peppy" with that temperature. Chickens appear to be happy too. I'm sure it will crank up to 100 once that sun comes up.
