Good morning!!!!

[Looking4new]

I certainly am glad that we didn't lose anybody to that hurricane.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

85° and humid.

Here is the lunch guest of honor.

Watched some of the Yankee game last night. My son is a big yankee fan


Think a nap is in order today

 

[daugen]

I got lucky and got a whole hour long nap, marvelous. Local storms, poured pretty well for awhile.
Passed the garden club ladies, phew
Trying to decide whether to watch a movie or read my book.
Movie first, if no good, well, the book is...guy picks up a hitchhiker
outside the local diner, turns out he's an alien with a crashed space ship.
Normal sci fi stuff...
PJ, maybe this explains your step son?...

 

[toppop52]

for those of you who own Subaru Outbacks with a cvt trans, received official letter from Subaru
yesterday on a 2016 Outback, which I no longer own, extending the warranty on the CVT trans alone to 5 years and 100K
miles. Not a recall...I wonder if to quell concern vs other makers with longer warranties. I never liked the transmission but
it always worked flawlessly for me.

Eric, you have a newer one I thought, did you get a letter?

I always wondered how much more, or less, expensive is a CVT to do a major repair
on vs today's current 8 to 10 speed computerized transmissions.

If you own an Outback (other Subarus?) might be interesting to ask your service tech next time it's in, any TSB's on this transmission?
It's all Nissan uses today, not sure about Toyota.

Drew, I told you about my son and daughter in law’s situation with her Outback, and Subaru refusing to address it, before you bought yours.

 

[toppop52]

G

LS beautiful balloons wish I was there

Just got back from taking wife out for breakfast top down we had a ball. Full sunshine 80 right now

So Toppop a Yankees fan too no wonder we get along

Looking glad you are back all safe and sound

Since the days of Berra, Mantle, Maris, Kubek, Pepitone, Richardson, etc...

 

[Buppies]

Are you a Dallas fan too

 

[txdon]

About the rejected wooden Indian head . . . .

Well, that sounds sexist! I think the FBI should investigate. :laughing:

Hmm, I should have got some photographic corroboration. I was looking for "stoic" in a wooden indian warrior. The only bust available was of a 90 year old squall with a stroke, who needed some clothes badly. I'll take the investigation rather than the nightmares.

80s lots of clouds.

 

[wroughtn_harv]

Old member checking in. I知 going to try to post a photo of our new place outside of Denison Texas, We call it Thereabouts, between Memory Ln and Reality Ln, closest town is Cherry Mound, closest town with a store, Denison.

I致e tried to post photos with dialog on IRV2 and had no success because my Internet service is 4GLTE. If this makes it through the internet minefields I will probably start a thread about living the dream.

Let痴 see if this dawg hunts.

 

[wroughtn_harv]

I guess the hieroglyphics has something to do with Apple

 

[Buppies]

Nice Harv looking forward to your updates

 

[mostly_gas]

Good evening all. 62F in Sedalia this morning, overcast and rain in forecast, with a brisk breeze. Rain on and off on trip home heavy at times, and fog early north of US-54. No other issues except weather during the trip. Here in Texas rain shower this evening, and high of 87F. Tomorrow is the last 80F day in the 10 day forecast with temp slide all week.
Harv, may have ridden close to your place in August during Red River Bike rally, 4 mile loop.
Welcome back Bill.
Don good work getting everything sold.
LS I remember a balloon fest in St Louis, in Forest Park. rarely went they had a lot of weather problems.
Ron, great job on the Island, blends in well.
Farmer hope all goes well with bird transfer.
Prayers for all.

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

Welcome back Harv! Hope y'all are doing alright. Tell Glenda howdy.

Drew, the CVTs that nissan uses are only rebuilt by Nissan. If someone knows an outside company that is doing a quality rebuild, I would like to know about it. I'm telling you Drew, now that the word has gotten out in your circle of peeps, you will need to keep a dirty mop handy at all times to keep them at bay. My widowed uncle kept meeting gals, that started out OK, but 2 of them had serious health issues and I kind of believe they were looking for a man with insurance safety net. This was before retired people's insurance was reasonable.

I fired up the smaller tractor with the 5' cutter and got after it, cutting the bar ditches and the 2 "motts" of trees near our house. When I remove the FEL, and lower the ROPS, that thing handles so well in the oaks. hydrostatic, power steering, live PTO....It's the fishizzle. Then, with my wife sitting in my lap, she showed me where to cut her trail that she likes to walk. The spiders that make webs from the ground up to the tree branches are out in full force. She carries a 3' long (meter for our friends) that she uses to knock the webs down.

Killed a scorpion in the house. A very young and small one. Need to spray again. I might wait until this round of rain goes by.

Got the garden "scarified" with the box blade scarifers. This is actually better than tilling IMO as far as speed vs results. Not quite as good as tilling, but only 30 minutes vs 2 days. I only have a 24" (762mm) walk behind tiller. I would love a 3 point. My daughter spread out some black eyed pea seeds. They might end up just being a cover crop. Need a shot of rain now. My 2 pepper plants have spawned a new growth of peppers and are just about ready to pick again. I will pass them out at work.


BEF, looks like quite a meal you had there.

 

[txdon]

Harvey, is that close to Fantasy lane, on the other side of Reality Rd? The pic came through, you figured it out.

 

[txdon]

So we were enjoying a nice walk down the street this evening when a neighborhood lady screamed my wife's name. I turned around and this black blur was heading right toward us. Whipper had the biggest smile on her face, she had figured out how to escape the yard. After careful examination of claw scratches in my cedar boat the pathway to freedom was evident. She had jumped on the patio ledge onto the boat then jump through the air over the 4' fence. Now it's game on to figure out a way to foil her next escape.

Kyle a baby scorpion in the house is bad news. If that mother is in there they can have hundreds.
This is how the one looked like that I found in the water meter at our old house.
Striped Scorpion Carrying Babies On Back Photograph by Dante Fenolio

 

[wngsprd]

70 going to 82. No rain at all in 10 days, but looks like the hurricane will deliver later this week.

Hello Harv!

Don, never knew scorpions carried their babies like that. Good to hear Whipper is still creative.

Kyle, I wave a stick when hiking through the woods, too, this time of year. Seems like as soon as the deerflies disappear, the spiders appear. If they'd just start a month earlier, they'd catch lots of flies. Just looked at my "log" and the last deerfly was killed on Sept. 14....total kills this year = 2,056.

BEF, that pig looks perfect.

CWB, beautiful snow! Does it melt away fast this time of year?

 

[RoyJackson]

2018-10-08, 0459

62 right now (Muncie, not Bethel), high in the upper 60's here today....quite a bit cooler than the upper 70's yesterday.
The audit starts today...it's been a real hassle getting this all together.

 

[Ed of all trades]

Good morning all, 65 going to 83 with am fog and a 20% chance of T-storms. Not sure what today will bring but will take it as it comes.

Don, that sure does not look like fun, Kyle, praying you don't have that many n your house.

Harvey, Looks like a great place to live the dream, welcome back.

Kyle, that is quite a pic, Drew fighting for his life with a dirty mop, I think I see a few Kung Foo moves.

Don, hope things go well with wipper.

Have a great day, prayers sent. Ed

 

[daugen]

I keep my mop clean guys, so there...

73 going to 84 today in clouds. Looks like we got some rain last night, about half an inch.
Should at least keep the dust down, I've been sneezing again.

spiders, wow are they everywhere and they are those really big ones. I get a spider web on my face and wonder what else is crawling around on me. Mosquitoes still everywhere, flies that sit on my white athletic socks and bite me all the way through the material. My left ankle is itching like mad from one of those literal suckers getting me yesterday. Even after I sprayed OFF on me, though I admit I didn't spray my socks...

Picking okra this morning, then run to food pantry, then home to start on my current list. Have about 5 acres of field to mow, just grass at this point, wonder if it would be better to disc it all to pull the grass/vegetation back into the earth. Not like it won't grow right back with all the weed seeds floating around here. In the Spring it will be where my potatoes are planted. No corn next year.
Okra, potatoes, collards and peppers; simplifying and going to make it easier on me. Tomatoes are too hard, almost like growing roses around here, just constant maintenance. Decided not to buy a greenhouse, everything will be planted directly this year. That lets me travel in Jan and Feb, vs being locked at home staring at seed pots.

 

[daugen]

Tropical Storm Michael: Florida declares emergency in 26 counties - CNN

forecast is now for about three inches of rain Thursday and Friday
I guess I'd better get to work mowing the lawn...am hoping it will go to sleep when the temps drop after this storm.
Major change in weather this weekend.

this storm will go right over Larro's head.

 

[Buppies]

66 high of 75 rain starts as early as tomorrow not real sure of exact tract and that will effect us in amounts, pattern change coming

Prayers for all