buckeyefarmer
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I take BP med in evening. Works better for me.
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ronjhall
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Irv, it is a WII round ram Bridgeport. 12X36”. I need to take a picture.
Drew, it may be a rain out. Raining hard with .5” already.
Roy and Buckeye. Our bodies are all different in many ways. Including how they react to meds. My doctor neighbor has been having back problems. I told him how my back has completely stopped hurting since getting off beta blockers Turns out he is also on them. He says side effects don’t list back problems. I told him they do list muscle pain. Even doctors have a problem with how we react to meds.
Drew, it may be a rain out. Raining hard with .5” already.
Roy and Buckeye. Our bodies are all different in many ways. Including how they react to meds. My doctor neighbor has been having back problems. I told him how my back has completely stopped hurting since getting off beta blockers Turns out he is also on them. He says side effects don’t list back problems. I told him they do list muscle pain. Even doctors have a problem with how we react to meds.
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mostly_gas; Thomas hope you can get enough wate in house while well is down..[/QUOTE said:.................................
Just enough water for quick use than shut pump off...sooo far sooo good....thanks for concerns.
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ronjhall; Thomas said:
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wngsprd; Thomas said:..........................
We had heck of good time all the way around.
Saw 14 deer feeding in differents spots,LARGE snapping turtle laying her eggs
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Out the door by 6am enjoying 50F clear sky mid 70's for high.
Plans for today...check game cam,quick trip to town,maybe watch little nascar maybe,most of all putter.
Enjoy the day all.
Plans for today...check game cam,quick trip to town,maybe watch little nascar maybe,most of all putter.
Enjoy the day all.
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67 high of 82 today maybe some storms then clear sailing thru Friday before storms reappear in the forecast and pleasant temperatures too
Ron had a 1966 Ford Fairlane GT 390 4spd great car lots of fun beat a lot of 351 mustangs and 383 RoadRunners with that one
Thomas sounds like a fun evening
Nice harvest Drew and great thing you are doing
Sounds like a lot of you all were busy yesterday I measured jobs fro 8:30AM until 6:30PM. Back at it after church
Ron had a 1966 Ford Fairlane GT 390 4spd great car lots of fun beat a lot of 351 mustangs and 383 RoadRunners with that one
Thomas sounds like a fun evening
Nice harvest Drew and great thing you are doing
Sounds like a lot of you all were busy yesterday I measured jobs fro 8:30AM until 6:30PM. Back at it after church
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Talking about pills and old age mine are in morning 9 of them and one snot in the evening. Getting old isn't it fun. One of them is old time blood pressure bill 20mg but mainly to protect kidneys. BP averages 125/71
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Good Morning!!!! 70F @ 7:00AM. Sunny. High 94F. Winds S at 5 to 10 mph.
Too early to be this warm; it’s gonna be a scorcher this afternoon. Got more spraying to do this morning, then I think I’ll try to find something to do inside for the rest of the day. Might even have to fire up the AC for the first time this year.
Startled a doe and her fawn on the way to get the mail yesterday morning. The doe took off and the fawn went down like a pile of bricks and just laid there in the open. Apparently that’s their instinct, and when I came back down the hill they were both off grazing again. Fired up the Kubota RTV and started spraying weeds by the pump house, and as I stepped up to a sage plant, that little devil of a fawn came bursting out of the bush right at me! Almost had a heart attack, but from the looks of its wobbly attempts at running, it was the one with the bigger startle. Then later, the two bucks that like to hang out around the box trailer were back, and just stood there looking at me when I tried to shoo them away. One of ‘em’s gonna have quite the rack this year, but I know if I get a deer tag they’ll disappear the week before the season opens.:laughing:
The Lagun here has an R8 spindle, but I’m not sure how I picked up my set of collets. Prolly another Craig’s List find. I do remember I purchased the boring head new from a SF Bay Area tooling supplier. I remember it cost several hundred bux, but I had a project I needed it for that nearly paid for it. And that’s how most of my tools came to be here: Their cost was offset by not having to pay someone else to do something that needed done. Most of this was happening in ‘08 and ‘09 when a lot of businesses that use machine tools were going bust in the Bay Area. You name it, it was there on Craig’s List for pennies on the dollar. Like a lot of us, I’d taken wood and metal shop all through junior and senior high school, and always missed having the wherewithall to make and fix like I had back then. I still have the hammer heads, screwdrivers, and chisels I made in those shops. It’s a crying shame that the youth of today have been robbed of that kind of education. I think that’s a big part of why we have a “throw it away” society now, and post people only know how to buy stuff instead of make it themselves.
Too early to be this warm; it’s gonna be a scorcher this afternoon. Got more spraying to do this morning, then I think I’ll try to find something to do inside for the rest of the day. Might even have to fire up the AC for the first time this year.
Startled a doe and her fawn on the way to get the mail yesterday morning. The doe took off and the fawn went down like a pile of bricks and just laid there in the open. Apparently that’s their instinct, and when I came back down the hill they were both off grazing again. Fired up the Kubota RTV and started spraying weeds by the pump house, and as I stepped up to a sage plant, that little devil of a fawn came bursting out of the bush right at me! Almost had a heart attack, but from the looks of its wobbly attempts at running, it was the one with the bigger startle. Then later, the two bucks that like to hang out around the box trailer were back, and just stood there looking at me when I tried to shoo them away. One of ‘em’s gonna have quite the rack this year, but I know if I get a deer tag they’ll disappear the week before the season opens.:laughing:
The Lagun here has an R8 spindle, but I’m not sure how I picked up my set of collets. Prolly another Craig’s List find. I do remember I purchased the boring head new from a SF Bay Area tooling supplier. I remember it cost several hundred bux, but I had a project I needed it for that nearly paid for it. And that’s how most of my tools came to be here: Their cost was offset by not having to pay someone else to do something that needed done. Most of this was happening in ‘08 and ‘09 when a lot of businesses that use machine tools were going bust in the Bay Area. You name it, it was there on Craig’s List for pennies on the dollar. Like a lot of us, I’d taken wood and metal shop all through junior and senior high school, and always missed having the wherewithall to make and fix like I had back then. I still have the hammer heads, screwdrivers, and chisels I made in those shops. It’s a crying shame that the youth of today have been robbed of that kind of education. I think that’s a big part of why we have a “throw it away” society now, and post people only know how to buy stuff instead of make it themselves.
