Good morning!!!!

[riptides]

37 outside this AM. Suppose to hit 58 today. Sweet. That will get the bugs out. LOL. Nothing planned today. Move stuff around in the barn and get ready for the day at hand.

Be safe all. Have a great day.

 

[Eric Salop]

Good morning, although it's windy, there is not so much cloud this morning, which is just as well as the 2 solar panels I have for keeping batteries topped up on the Fergie and the old Subaru have for the last few weeks been producing less electricity than the charge regulator consumes.

One way or another it will a cracking day as I need some more kindling and the paint I slapped on this cracker should now be dry enough for me to use it.




Rick that was a dear deer. You must still be wary each time you go through long grass.

 

[daugen]

50 degrees, going up to a warm 69 today.
two hours of sleep last night, bed is soaked in sweat, feel a little better this morning other than left side of my head throbbing a bit.

Rick, your home is really pretty, love the pictures. Are things still that green there?

David/Sodamo, your drone pic is very cool. That is a lot of concrete...sure came out nicely. You've really been working hard on your place.

I sure do enjoy reading about other folk's snow.

 

[Thomas]

rlgustafson
When my 100 HP New Holland was about 3 months old. I hit an antler, in one of our pastures, and it punctured the sidewall on front tire. Unrepairable. Replacement was $1,025.00. Ouch!!!
...........................
Ouch...more than day profit gone.
Sickle bar not good way to find sheds.

 

[Buppies]

39 high of 61 today much colder tomorrow

Prayers for all

 

[Thomas]

17F snowing low 30's for high.
2-3 inches quitting afternoon follow by another wintery mix late tonight into tomorrow.

E muffin feed little critters hook plow to pickup slow roll to work.

Enjoy the day all.

 

[ronjhall]

Need to pour first cup of coffee. 37° with partly cloudy skies this morning. Heading to 45° with afternoon rain. When I got up to P at 1am. Temperature was 51°. Got .06 rain. Looks like today will be last day with 40° temperatures for awhile. Temperatures will still average above normal a few degrees for this time of year. Finished my router guide project yesterday. Last camera showed up yesterday. Plan is to get it installed and programed today. No other plans for the day.

Drew, make sure you are taking in enough liquids. Get well soon.

Prayers for all those in need.

Good Morning All.

 

[Looking4new]

31 and going to 36°F. Wind WNW 21 mph. Snow fall warning ended.

We got about 6" out of that. I wonder how big the drifts are going to be.
I will be out plowing this fine frosty morning.

Drew, like everybody else has been saying; lots of chicken soup and lot of liquids.
No 7 & 7 does not qualify. Nor does lots of beer, even if it is mostly water.

Have a good day all

 

[Bird]

45 degrees going for a high of 62 today, but yesterday was unreal with 62 degrees for a LOW that went to 72, clear and sunny. I've had a couple of tough days, especially day before yesterday (Sunday). I was having almost continuous severe muscle spasms I guess under my left shoulder blade and up to my neck. My wife wanted me to go to an emergency room Sunday and wanted me to go to a doctor yesterday, but it was better yesterday, and even a little bit better this morning. Nothing serious, I reckon, but it sure can be painful.

I notice a lot of comments about tinnitus recently. If you can prevent or cure it, I'd sure recommend it. Back about 1986 (plus or minus a year), I went to see a specialist about the constant ringing in my ears. I'd never heard of "tinnitus" until that day. That doctor said, "I can tell you've had exceptionally good hearing in the past, don't need hearing aids right now, but you will eventually." Sure enough, I got my first two hearing aids more than 20 years ago, have gradually gotten more powerful ones, and am now nearly deaf without them.

 

[wngsprd]

41 and a light drizzle, going to 62.

I've been saving up some chores for this warm forecasted day.

David, beautiful home you have.

Eric, I like your cracker. Never heard of one before, but think I can figure out how to use it.

I was working on my firewood yesterday when a sharp-shinned hawk flew up and chased a sparrow under and over and around the grape vine arbor twice before making a last effort and landing on the ground near me. That hawk seems to be visiting our bird feeding area everyday now and sometimes land on a low tree branch near the house.

Another bird story...have you ever had one of those million bird trains of blackbirds fly over, or land on your property? I was out at daybreak and heard them coming...some started to land at the top of a nearby tall black cherry tree, and I remembered I had one of those LED flashlights in my pocket...I set it on strobe and the birds took off and no more landed...not sure if I have found my cure for them, but I'll try again if they come back.