Drew, i suspect the smaller blades might have left an interesting pattern.
they sure did, think about the uncut area between the blades, sure explained the mohawk strips I was leaving in the lawn.
I'm going to try it out again today with the new gator blades after the morning dew has dried.
If it still clumps, will likely sell the mower. Expensive lesson.
Another hot and nice day today, 70 going to 91, with thunderstorms this afternoon.
I have a small amount of mowing to do, most of which I can do in the a/c Kubota.
I also need to start taking down the garden but that can wait until a cooler day. It's not going anywhere...
Hope Roy is doing ok and gets home fine today.
David, be careful...you are unlikely to bounce well.
If you are going to get that thing stuck in your trees, might I suggest you get some long poles ready for next time, with a hook of some kind on
the end. Better the pole go up there than you.
Randy, sorry the pain is still there. I think you got it worse than many, usual wisdom is two to three weeks.
Must be because you are such a sensitive individual.
I think the three week projection is only if the rash doesn't occur, the pain is still there, but once it breaks to the surface,
clearly it takes longer to heal because I guess it was stronger to begin with.
I really hope that shot works for me, can't imagine overlaying shingles on top of my other issues.
Flu shots were free at my pharmacist, they are free for anyone in Beaufort County.
Shingrix though clearly costs the pharmacy more than they are paid by insurance, so they are charging what they have to
to make a buck. Since demand exceeds supply, I don't see that changing soon. I think the Vidant hospital chain is going google eyed over the prospects of being out of pocket say 50 bucks for each senior in their system that qualifies, if they give it out for free as part of normal care.
Curious how this works for others.
You really ought to get this shot, and from my experience, need to get on waiting list.
