txdon
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Wait Thomas, inquiring minds need to know, was it a skunk or the Amish Avon lady?
Good morning!!!!
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ronjhall
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Poured first cup of coffee. 71° with clear skies this morning. Heading to 81° with thunderstorm in afternoon. Today may be the last day with 80° temperatures. See high temperatures in the 60's by end of next week. Everything outside is wet from yesterday's rain. Did paint the bracket for lifting net frame on Garden Pond Frame. Doctors appointment this morning. Then off to HD to pick up Island Cabinets. Maybe a stop at HF for a magnet to pick up metal shavings.
Framer, glad all the calves are coming without problems.
Don, the siren near our house sets on the edge of a Manufactured Home Park. Some of the homes are less than 50' from the siren.
Last tornado to hit this area was in the 50's. About 1 miles west of us.
Prayers for those in need.
Good Morning All.
Framer, glad all the calves are coming without problems.
Don, the siren near our house sets on the edge of a Manufactured Home Park. Some of the homes are less than 50' from the siren.
Last tornado to hit this area was in the 50's. About 1 miles west of us. Prayers for those in need.
Good Morning All.
riptides
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68 outside this AM. Heading to mid 80's. Those showers my VA friends down south of me are here. NOT expected this early, nor welcome. I had plans today for getting my "lawn" under control.
The run-in roof is all up. The bent piece went into the high corner, no one sees it. Except for me. I hate knowing where all the issues are. LOL. I used 350 screws thus far. Yep, counting. Nice straight lines too. Yep, started each one with a nail, banged through the metal. Each one set with sweat. LOL. Just need to finish up near the bottom edges. That was suppose to be today. Not happening as it is POURING now.
If I can cut about 9 sheets of t-111 in half, and screw it up, the horse side is done. Finished enough for them to be in it without getting into trouble.
Speaking of which, time to get the rain jacket on and head outside.
Hope all have a great weekend. Be safe.
The run-in roof is all up. The bent piece went into the high corner, no one sees it. Except for me. I hate knowing where all the issues are. LOL. I used 350 screws thus far. Yep, counting. Nice straight lines too. Yep, started each one with a nail, banged through the metal. Each one set with sweat. LOL. Just need to finish up near the bottom edges. That was suppose to be today. Not happening as it is POURING now.
If I can cut about 9 sheets of t-111 in half, and screw it up, the horse side is done. Finished enough for them to be in it without getting into trouble.
Speaking of which, time to get the rain jacket on and head outside.
Hope all have a great weekend. Be safe.
wngsprd
Super Member
Sorry the rain is messing up your plans. We are getting dumped on, too.
Bird
Rest in Peace
68 degrees for a low in the middle of the. night, 76 now and going for a high of 82. And we're under a flash flood watch today. Last night, the forecast was 100% chance of rain today, now down to 90%, but with 100% tomorrow, then 80, 60, 30% the rest of the weekend.:laughing: In other words, the NWS should just say it MIGHT rain this weekend in some places.:laughing: But so far, it's dry here.
daugen
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a surprisingly chilly 60 degrees this morning, going up quickly.
Very few sirens here, but gosh during the hurricane, my phone kept going off time and time again
with public service announcements, shelter locations, sometimes every several hours.
lawn to mow today, lot of dew out, need to wait it out.
Once the cleaning ladies leave, might put some sealer down on driveway.
Very few sirens here, but gosh during the hurricane, my phone kept going off time and time again
with public service announcements, shelter locations, sometimes every several hours.
lawn to mow today, lot of dew out, need to wait it out.
Once the cleaning ladies leave, might put some sealer down on driveway.
Sirens ahh yes we have those about every 2 miles here on the coast for tsunami warnings these are tested the 1st Monday of every month, the ham radio club go to each siren and monitor them as they are tested to make sure the CHIMES, VOICE, and LIGHTS work. Our sirens speak in both English and Spanish!! I guess the Strobe lights are for people with hearing problems.
CWB Wyo
Platinum Member
Kind of cold this morning 28°. Today is going to be in the mid 70's and mostly sunny. They still don't show any rain for the coming week.
We got back from SLC late yesterday afternoon. It was nice to see the grandkids and the daughter.
I need to go back and see what I have missed the last few days.
Hope everyone has a good start to the weekend
CWB.
We got back from SLC late yesterday afternoon. It was nice to see the grandkids and the daughter.
I need to go back and see what I have missed the last few days.
Hope everyone has a good start to the weekend
CWB.
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Good morning to all! A low of 45 this morning, going to a high of 74... WooHoo! Fall is officially here tomorrow. The forecast has the highs being in the low and mid 70's for the whole week. A welcome relief.
Like RNG, I remember the 'nuke drills' every week in school. Had to get under the desks....like that was really going to help if it was real...I could never understand that. Then years later, those sirens were used to help alert the local volunteers for the fire department. Of course, this was before the technology of numeric pagers or other radio alerts.
In our area now, the sirens are still on top of the schools, some public buildings, and the old fire house. I have not heard them go off in the last 20 years. Don't know if they could even be activated.
Yea! Friday is here! Everyone have a great weekend. Prayers sent out to those needing.
Time to play with some grout....
Like RNG, I remember the 'nuke drills' every week in school. Had to get under the desks....like that was really going to help if it was real...I could never understand that. Then years later, those sirens were used to help alert the local volunteers for the fire department. Of course, this was before the technology of numeric pagers or other radio alerts.
In our area now, the sirens are still on top of the schools, some public buildings, and the old fire house. I have not heard them go off in the last 20 years. Don't know if they could even be activated.
Yea! Friday is here! Everyone have a great weekend. Prayers sent out to those needing.
Time to play with some grout....
PJSprog
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70°F and rain this morning, going up to 83° today. Some of the rain I drove through this morning was almost too heavy for the wipers on high. Only lasted for a few miles, though.
Wife sent me pictures and a copy of the message she sent to the landscaper this morning, noting the water coming into the corner of our brand new walkout porch. We'd told him that was the reason to not direct any water in that direction. Even after we questioned the new slope of the ground, he assured us it wouldn't be a problem. So, guess who's coming back on Monday to regrade that non-problem. :muttering:
Speaking of the Avon lady ... I almost hit one on the road in front of our place a couple days ago. We'd been thinking it was living in the barn under the corn crib, but our neighbor said he saw it one evening coming out of the railroad tie pile behind the barn (left over from the old retaining wall that we're keeping to build a new shooting berm). Sure does stink up the barn on some days.
Wife sent me pictures and a copy of the message she sent to the landscaper this morning, noting the water coming into the corner of our brand new walkout porch. We'd told him that was the reason to not direct any water in that direction. Even after we questioned the new slope of the ground, he assured us it wouldn't be a problem. So, guess who's coming back on Monday to regrade that non-problem. :muttering:
Speaking of the Avon lady ... I almost hit one on the road in front of our place a couple days ago. We'd been thinking it was living in the barn under the corn crib, but our neighbor said he saw it one evening coming out of the railroad tie pile behind the barn (left over from the old retaining wall that we're keeping to build a new shooting berm). Sure does stink up the barn on some days.