Good morning!!!!

[buckeyefarmer]

We had fauschnauts delivered today. They were good, everyone makes them different.

 

[sodamo]

Successful trip to town. Successful in that we spent less money than usual Sophie got her meds, so begins another phase of life, osteoporosis.

Got the new dryer converted to propane. Disproportionate time (as always) working my less nimble fingers on too large hands screwing in things you can’t see while doing so in too cramped of space. Otherwise it went well. Found a very useful YouTube.

 

[Looking4new]

We have an Alberta clipper and a Colorado low joining up.It could be interesting to say the least. Freezing rain and snow for southern Ontario and straight up snow for us in the north. At least I am hoping for snow.

 

[check]

wow, hail storm just went through after very loud thunder, hail the size of dimes made everything white.

electrician just left, told the guy I liked him very much but could not afford to call him again.
50 bucks in parts, 1300 in labor for three hours work. That's ridiculous, I told him job was worth half that and he agreed.
But having waited three months for an electrician, just had to get this done. Needed a licensed electrician since he was making changes to
panel box. Next time I'll ask for work done on a hourly basis. Since when do single electricians with one truck get 400 an hour?

noise cancelling earbuds showed up, very hopeful they will help with my tinnitus

The guy we are going to use for our basement renovation charges $110 per hour. Canadian.

 

[check]

We have an Alberta clipper and a Colorado low joining up.It could be interesting to say the least. Freezing rain and snow for southern Ontario and straight up snow for us in the north. At least I am hoping for snow.

Alberta is going to get “Clipped” pretty good Thursday nite, with temperatures going down to -35°C (-31°F) in Calgary. Eeep!

 

[check]

120/240 has 1 more wire. 240 is still 2 wire and no neutral. I make it a point to turn off electric and only touch dead wires.

Stove and dryer receptacles are pretty easy to hook up.

 

[mostly_gas]

Good evening all. 53ºF for the start, partly cloudy sky, light breeze. Light to moderate wind, partly cloudy sky, and high temp was 85ºF. Putter to start, then bike ride late morning. After lunch worked on leaf control. leaf drifts up to ankle deep mowed and sucked up. Did get nap in. No progress on truing rotor.
Ron hope you enjoyed time with neighbor while working in his woods. Se a lot of chase the tail here as well.
Bill enjoy the conserving till plow time.
Drew glad you found an electrician. Hope the shake down goes well. Good luck with TV install.
Spike we have a day at 50ºF this week(Friday). Hope you start getting better results with the spraying.
Kilroy I take no run-ins with the higher ups? Are they gone?
Mike sorry about the beaver. Good to hear progress on Milk House and SO happy. Hope more progress today.
Billy sorry about no hike. Glad oil change went well. Hope tractor foot prints not too bad.
Bill sounds like plowing soon.
Buppies sorry about the allergies kicking up. prayers sent.
James hope you get enough snow.
Scotty hope trash pumps helps control the runoff.
Drew that is how I do it. Hold alt key down, type 167 then release alt key. won't work if alt key released too soon.
Paul glad you got heat pump back on-line. Hope the Russians English was passable. Good luck with budget and plan. Hope breakfast and paperwork went well.
Ken good to hear V-day present put together and son's date went well. Nice pics
Dennis good detective work on dropped packets.
Drew never heard of anything like this happen. The Clydesdales used to be based in STL.
Dennis thanks for posting. Tifer can compete on squirrel obstacle course.
Rich hope you warm up. Glad you got tube loaded with no problems, cast iron tub heavy
RNG hope you get your rain. Sorry no houses fit the needs. Hope oil helps latch. Nice price on gas, the Indian gas station in OK same price as everyone else. Hope you get approval soon for chimney repairs soon.
Dennis thank for pic showing hole.
RS sorry about stomach issues, glad they were gone this morning. Hope you make progress on today's agenda.
Ted glad you are getting snow sorry about wind. City slickers ... Never been to Centerville. Have to wonder about subdivision maintaining Ag Valuation.
Chris hope you get a good neighbor.
David glad restrictions are now over. good luck with HomePod.
Scaredy good to stay busy. prayers sent
Gstrom nice to put new tires on tired mower, hope grandkids like new toy.
Dennis good luck with round two. funny pic
Frits hope Cody does not go for repeat performance. Scooter has never learned not to chase skunks
Drew hope no hail damage. Holy cow electrician was expensive.
Ken glad no damage.
Thomas glad good work day. Glad you made out like bandit grocery shopping.
Randy(wag) sorry about wind, 48 kph brisk enough. Good to hear weight loss. and cholesterol and diabetes down as well.
Dennis will be interesting to see if he makes it or not.
David glad good trip to town. sorry about the osteoporosis for Sophie.
James sorry about the cold.
prayer for all , especially Jay/Peg, Kyle /Daughter, /mom's breathing, /learning new job, /friends upcoming new baby, /son's migraines, Bird /aging issues, Ron /heart, Billy /mom hypertension & congestive heart failure, David(moss) /remodel, /divorce, Buppies /new skin cancer spot and treatment, /elbow healing, /wife knee healing, Thomas /gout, Phil /reflux, Frits /veteran son with mental issues, /granddaughter with Evans Syndrome, Ken /dad possible dementia, Steppenwolfe /son-auto immune disorder, Grev /wife's eye, Ted /knee recovery, /retirement & disability red tape, /family issues, Lou /eye issues, Doug and wife/health issues, / hand nerve and surgery, /fall and recovery, / wife headaches and heart eval, / David(sadamo)/Sophie's and David's new eye surgery recovery, Chris /neighbor's granddaughter and Covid issues, Scaredy/shoulder dislocation, /marriage disolving, / friend stop drinking, Paul/ wife's healing from back surgery, Dennis /retirement, /neighbor issues, /land development, / brother "alligallyitus" and back in hospital, Drew /foot heel issues, /friend's wife cancer diagnosis and recovery, mike /wife's healing from surgery, Scotty /back pain, Helogabals /second opinion, /wife's friend situation, Fatjay /father broken hip, Ukraine war, and Country.

 

[ronjhall]

Coffee has finished brewing. 28° with cloudy skies this morning. Heading to 30° with periods of snow and ice. Weather Radar shows we are getting snow. But not a flake has fallen yet. Checked out neighbors burn pile a couple times yesterday. That was about it for the day. Have a couple of shop projects to work on while weather keeps me inside.
Got a photo of Female Pileated Woodpecker. More white and rounded head feathers. Need to clean the window I took picture thru.

Buckeye, hope cat did not get hurt when it fell. Maybe used one of it's 9 lives.

Everyone stay safe and well.

Good Morning All.

 

[Spike56]

Good morning from Central Texas. 72 degrees at 4am! Wind is screaming here ruining my plan to spray in yard, yet again. It's somewhat a mystery why we do not have wind turbines around! I suppose averaged out there is not enough, but sure seems there is.
Legion meeting this morning. Hoping to skate off work and attend.
"Veterans strengthening America."

Hope everyone has a safe and happy day. Believe!

 

[KilroyJC]

That's a two way street, Chris. There doesn't seem to be any way to tell what kind of people might be living in the houses around the one you're thinking of buying.

Living out in the country is no guarantee you won't have neighbor problems, either. I only have one neighbor, where I am now, but they're the only stinkers in the whole neighborhood.

we moved 753 miles out of inner-city decay to Small-Town America in the mountains of Appalachia, only to have druggies across the road. . . In a subdivision with several gummint officials that don’t do nothing about it.

 

[Spike56]

we moved 753 miles out of inner-city decay to Small-Town America in the mountains of Appalachia, only to have druggies across the road. . . In a subdivision with several gummint officials that don’t do nothing about it.

Small town here too. IT IS EVERYWHERE. *Maybe*, just *Maybe* check with the County Judge. Law resources here are stretched too thin. Can barely keep up with things.

 

[KilroyJC]

Good evening all. 53ºF for the start, partly cloudy sky, light breeze. Light to moderate wind, partly cloudy sky, and high temp was 85ºF. Putter to start, then bike ride late morning. After lunch worked on leaf control. leaf drifts up to ankle deep mowed and sucked up. Did get nap in. No progress on truing rotor.
Ron hope you enjoyed time with neighbor while working in his woods. Se a lot of chase the tail here as well.
Bill enjoy the conserving till plow time.
Drew glad you found an electrician. Hope the shake down goes well. Good luck with TV install.
Spike we have a day at 50ºF this week(Friday). Hope you start getting better results with the spraying.
Kilroy I take no run-ins with the higher ups? Are they gone?
Mike sorry about the beaver. Good to hear progress on Milk House and SO happy. Hope more progress today.
Billy sorry about no hike. Glad oil change went well. Hope tractor foot prints not too bad.
Bill sounds like plowing soon.
Buppies sorry about the allergies kicking up. prayers sent.
James hope you get enough snow.
Scotty hope trash pumps helps control the runoff.
Drew that is how I do it. Hold alt key down, type 167 then release alt key. won't work if alt key released too soon.
Paul glad you got heat pump back on-line. Hope the Russians English was passable. Good luck with budget and plan. Hope breakfast and paperwork went well.
Ken good to hear V-day present put together and son's date went well. Nice pics
Dennis good detective work on dropped packets.
Drew never heard of anything like this happen. The Clydesdales used to be based in STL.
Dennis thanks for posting. Tifer can compete on squirrel obstacle course.
Rich hope you warm up. Glad you got tube loaded with no problems, cast iron tub heavy
RNG hope you get your rain. Sorry no houses fit the needs. Hope oil helps latch. Nice price on gas, the Indian gas station in OK same price as everyone else. Hope you get approval soon for chimney repairs soon.
Dennis thank for pic showing hole.
RS sorry about stomach issues, glad they were gone this morning. Hope you make progress on today's agenda.
Ted glad you are getting snow sorry about wind. City slickers ... Never been to Centerville. Have to wonder about subdivision maintaining Ag Valuation.
Chris hope you get a good neighbor.
David glad restrictions are now over. good luck with HomePod.
Scaredy good to stay busy. prayers sent
Gstrom nice to put new tires on tired mower, hope grandkids like new toy.
Dennis good luck with round two. funny pic
Frits hope Cody does not go for repeat performance. Scooter has never learned not to chase skunks
Drew hope no hail damage. Holy cow electrician was expensive.
Ken glad no damage.
Thomas glad good work day. Glad you made out like bandit grocery shopping.
Randy(wag) sorry about wind, 48 kph brisk enough. Good to hear weight loss. and cholesterol and diabetes down as well.
Dennis will be interesting to see if he makes it or not.
David glad good trip to town. sorry about the osteoporosis for Sophie.
James sorry about the cold.
prayer for all , especially Jay/Peg, Kyle /Daughter, /mom's breathing, /learning new job, /friends upcoming new baby, /son's migraines, Bird /aging issues, Ron /heart, Billy /mom hypertension & congestive heart failure, David(moss) /remodel, /divorce, Buppies /new skin cancer spot and treatment, /elbow healing, /wife knee healing, Thomas /gout, Phil /reflux, Frits /veteran son with mental issues, /granddaughter with Evans Syndrome, Ken /dad possible dementia, Steppenwolfe /son-auto immune disorder, Grev /wife's eye, Ted /knee recovery, /retirement & disability red tape, /family issues, Lou /eye issues, Doug and wife/health issues, / hand nerve and surgery, /fall and recovery, / wife headaches and heart eval, / David(sadamo)/Sophie's and David's new eye surgery recovery, Chris /neighbor's granddaughter and Covid issues, Scaredy/shoulder dislocation, /marriage disolving, / friend stop drinking, Paul/ wife's healing from back surgery, Dennis /retirement, /neighbor issues, /land development, / brother "alligallyitus" and back in hospital, Drew /foot heel issues, /friend's wife cancer diagnosis and recovery, mike /wife's healing from surgery, Scotty /back pain, Helogabals /second opinion, /wife's friend situation, Fatjay /father broken hip, Ukraine war, and Country.

Just before lunch, the boss lady from out-of-state was introduced to the room and did a walk around. When she and our supervisor came around to us, I immediately introduced myself as “the pain-in-the-butt troublemaker who complains about everything”. She laughed. New chatted a bit about nothing much of consequence, and when she said she would be here all week, I replied “Try the veal, tip your waiters.”

yes - I am that guy.

 

[KilroyJC]

Small town here too. IT IS EVERYWHERE. *Maybe*, just *Maybe* check with the County Judge. Law resources here are stretched too thin. Can barely keep up with things.

The gummint officials are the County ADA and the DA for five counties. . .

 

[wngsprd]

41 going to 60. Too many trees and bushes are already flowering. They can't read the calendar and won't listen to me.

Got the blade trimmer running and ran a tank cleaning up some honeysuckle, greenbrier, and blackberry stalks where they had begun to take over the daffodils and daylillies. Unfortuntely, the daffodils are blooming and the daylillies are several inches high, so had to be particularly careful, and do close-up work with clippers. My wife didn't get home until after dark from visiting her mom, so she'll be surprised when she goes out today.

Did a dump run and got a hike in to the river, wearing SHORTS in February....and yes, it met Sodamo's definition of a hike, twice.

Kilroy, how do you know they are druggies? We've been blessed with good neighbors, most are the children of the deceased farmer who lived across the road and used to cut our hay. Two are retired LEOs.

 

[wngsprd]

We had fauschnauts delivered today. They were good, everyone makes them different.

I had to look that up. Look good.

 

[riptides]

37 outside this AM, heading to mod 50's. Flowers all popping out of the ground. Buds on trees. I actually saw a dandelion yesterday.

Supposed to be 82 tomorrow.

Did not feel like doing much of anything yesterday. I got the power washer out and cleaned up the wifes truck and tractor. That was it for the day. I need to get more J channel, soffit and run two more electrical wires for lights in the Milk House.

Hope all have a great day. Be safe, get or stay healthy.

 

[KilroyJC]

41 going to 60. Too many trees and bushes are already flowering. They can't read the calendar and won't listen to me.

Got the blade trimmer running and ran a tank cleaning up some honeysuckle, greenbrier, and blackberry stalks where they had begun to take over the daffodils and daylillies. Unfortuntely, the daffodils are blooming and the daylillies are several inches high, so had to be particularly careful, and do close-up work with clippers. My wife didn't get home until after dark from visiting her mom, so she'll be surprised when she goes out today.

Did a dump run and got a hike in to the river, wearing SHORTS in February....and yes, it met Sodamo's definition of a hike, twice.

Kilroy, how do you know they are druggies? We've been blessed with good neighbors, most are the children of the deceased farmer who lived across the road and used to cut our hay. Two are retired LEOs.

Our local sheriff posts arrest to Facebook. But even without that, the constant stream of strange vehicles for short visits (as short as 30 seconds) at all hours is a good clue. . . Not to mention several visits by multiple LE vehicles several times, and regular visits by CPS and Probation. . .

 

[wngsprd]

Interesting tidbits about our George Washington, born on this date, 291 years ago...

Washington wasn’t just America’s first president, he was also its first mule breeder. (Mules=a mix of horse and donkey.) Recognizing the value of the mule for farmers, Washington is believed responsible for creating the mule stock that powered American agriculture in the South for generations.

And mules weren’t the only animals he bred. In addition to many varieties of birds, Washington kept many canine breeds at Mount Vernon, including Dalmatians, English foxhounds, French hounds, Greyhounds, Italian Greyhounds, mastiffs, Newfoundlands, pointers, spaniels and terriers. A huge dog lover, he selectively bred hunting dogs for speed over the years and gave them endearing names like Sweet Lips, Venus, Trulove, Taster, Tippler, Drunkard and Madame Moose.

 

[daugen]

good morning all
33 going up to 43 today, another cold wet day

spent a lot of time last night planning rv trip to Florida.
Hope to come back through Southern VA, and then a stop in Williamsport MD on way home.
Two weeks on the road, good test to see if I can do it, before next years hopeful trip out West.

new tv and sound bar delivered in middle of hail storm yesterday, got them inside quickly.
Amazon guy piled a bunch of boxes up right outside my door, which swings out...not the first time.
going to make appt on Friday to get new tires put on front of rv, and then next week a trip back to dealer
to finish a number of projects, including the propane heat that doesn't work, install a new full size china bowl rv toilet,
and replace an exhaust fan. Then I need to put water in the unit, and sleep overnight
in my driveway to make sure it all works.

one stop planned on way home from south Florida will be:

https://images.goodsam.com/sharedcontent/mmd/pdf_ads/tld/FL005254Y.jpg

narrowest sites I've seen, but clearly this is prime real estate.

 

[m7040]

Good morning, 34 going to 45 today, high tomorrow 73 is in the forecast.

Nothing planned today so will see what I can get into. Not having Cody stink of Fluidfilm is a good thing this morning. Waiting for the ground to dry up some more to be able to move some more dirt without tearing up the ground too much.