Good morning!!!!

[ronjhall]

Coffee is done brewing. 62° with light rain this morning. Heading to 70° with rain throughout the day. Got grass mowed yesterday. Did not get weed killer sprayed. To much wind. Did get out with weed wacker chopping down thistles. No plans for today. Maybe some NASCAR in afternoon.

David, hope caretaker works out.

Mostly, wind can be a big problem getting boat on trailer. Bigger boat bigger problems.

Bird, good you can donate blood.

Prayers and best wishes for everyone.

Good Morning All.

 

[Buppies]

Happy Anniversary Luther and wife

time to clean up and head home today back to the grind

Hope everyone has a great morning

 

[Thomas]

55F clear sly upper 70's for high.

Outside chores done E muffin time.
Plans for today...trim both ditches couple other areas,mow front field this afternoon,sharpen 6 mower blades,check game cams,watch some NASCAR but most of all enjoy the weather.

Enjoy your day all.

 

[daugen]

good Sunday morning all.

cooler day with showers coming in on and off.
Buppies, safe drive back from the shore and hope you got all the sand out of your underwear...

I emailed the Honda sales guy on Monday and no word all week. Not looking good for a new truck.
I keep looking at used trucks in my area and they are super expensive if they aren't high mileage.

next older brother said stop over this afternoon and watch the England game with him. sigh.
I don't even know what sport he's talking about...but I'll go for the company

Thomas, do you have a favorite muffin like cinnamon raisin or do you stick with plain?
My favorite Thomas muffin is the cranberry variety, which they used to make once a year.
No longer, not around here, haven't seen cranberry muffin in a long time.

 

[wngsprd]

Just bbqued 11 lbs of pork chops and a 20+ pack of Nathan's hot dogs. Got some kids coming over later.
Wifey taking a nap. I sure wish I could easily take a 30 minute nappy. I can't turn the light switch off that fast.

Wow, a lotta dogs...Joey Chestnut coming over?

 

[mpham]

Morning all! 60 here going to the 80's. No rain today so I need to get the yard mowed as we have rain coming for the next couple days. Had a problem with the mower but was able to order the parts and get it back up and running! Here's a shot of it apart.
Wife and I are doing fine. Happy anniversary and birthday to those I missed!
Hope everyone stays safe and healthy!

 

[wngsprd]

A low foggy cloud is keeping the humidity up but will burn off and get to 90.

Luther, hope you and Mostly had great birthdays, and Luther Happy Anniversary for you.

Eric, I was slow to like the Beatles, but loved DC5...Bits and Pieces always made me Glad All Over.

Don, good to be careful about using manure. We always used our horse manure after composting it, and it was organic, but always seemed to introduce a lot of weed seeds into the garden.

I decided I needed an infusion of mountains yesterday, so we took a day trip...had a great meal at a new restaurant in an old building in a little town, stopped by a winery with great views (and my wife says great wine), and drove up on the Skyline drive where it was 12 degrees cooler than down in the Piedmont and wildflowers were beautiful. Didn't get home until almost bedtime.

 

[Popgadget]

Good Morning
67 with a high of 83 today. Rain likely this am, but looks like a decent day after that.

Yesterday was pretty busy after all. Changed oil and filter in the Lazer, pressure washed it, and replaced an anti scalp wheel on the mower deck. Went to tractor supply and got motor oil, Sevin and some hardware, changed the oil and filter on my wife’s RAV4.

We had one run of fence where the wire was too high off the ground, and the alpaca were getting under it, they really are escape artists, except they don’t go anywhere once they’re on the other side of the fence. So I pulled all the staples and set the wire lower. By doing only a few posts at a time, I was able to lower it without having to stretch it again.
I did sit by the pool with son and some of his friends for lunch, then came home and started to clean up in the shop. I guess I really don’t know how to just sit around and watch the day go by.

This morning is a rehearsal and then this afternoon someone is coming from NYC to pick up a speaker, which is great, it saves me having to pack it up. I enjoy building them, but not packing them.
He is bringing his family to see the alpacas, and the farm, I guess it’s an adventure getting out of the city, which is only a couple of hours away.

 

[RoyJackson]

2021-07-11, 0851

60° right now...high about 80 (maybe)...overcast...

Boy, I really slept in this morning...first time in quite a while!

I'll be mowing the back yard (fenced in area). As I'd written yesterday, deck door was open and wifey doesn't like the smell of fresh mown grass.
Want to rig the chipper up to the tractor. I need to do a lot of small branch trimming.
The other job, if time permits, is tearing out the split rail fence. It's just decorative and after 2-3 decades, the posts and rails are in bad shape. I'll price replacing it, but doubt we do

 

[RedNeckGeek]

Good Morning!!!! 85F @ 6:30AM. Abundant sunshine. Near record high temperatures. High 112F. Winds S at 5 to 10 mph.
WU sez it got to 110F yesterday afternoon, and it felt like every bit of it out on the back porch. Even the lizards were hiding. I see them slip up under the outside walls, but the water coming out of the outside shower head was scalding even on the cold setting. The pipes run through the attic, then down the wall, and took a while to cool down, but never did get to cold because even the water in the holding tank is warm now.

Sounds like a nice day in the mountains, Billy. The Airheads will be up camping in the Sierra east of here over the weekend, and I plan to join them for some cooling off.

Yesterday when I came into the kitchen from the garage for lunch, a flash of motion caught my eye. I stopped and under the table saw was a baby bunny. Poor thing was just looking for some shade. But the last thing I need is a rabbit chewing on stuff in the garage, so I got a broom and gently encouraged it to leave. It's a hot, cruel world out there.

Began the day with an impact hammer in my hands, followed by a shovel. Got about half an FEL bucket full of rock and a little dirt. Came in for a water break and it was already 95F, but went back at it for another hour or so before stopping for lunch. By then it was over 100F and I didn't make it back out there. Still have a little bit more to go this morning. The impact hammer is working well on the soft shale, but I ran into a pretty good size rock on one side that runs under the foundation of the pump house. That had to come out in pieces, and it was pretty slow going. So was the concrete that slopped out of the foundation forms at the bottom, hidden by an inch of dirt. More dragon eggs.

Got an order placed with McMaster-Carr for PVC fittings that don't seem to be available locally, and also the wire for the water level sensor in the upper tank. Then emailed them with an addition after thinking about it some more. Got a response back in fifteen minutes acknowledging the change. Not bad for a big company on a Saturday, eh?

Hope everyone enjoys the rest of their weekend!