ronjhall
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Prayers Buppies getting your sugar levels stable and wife’s memory problems under control.
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wngsprd
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30 going to 65.
Prayers for your family, Buppies.
Prayers for your family, Buppies.
Thomas
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Special special thoughts and prayer for Buppies and his bride.
Thomas
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35F cloudy mid 40's for high.
Outside chores done E muffin time.
Plans for today...4 hours at part store,afternoon mot sure yet.
Enjoy your day all.
Outside chores done E muffin time.
Plans for today...4 hours at part store,afternoon mot sure yet.
Enjoy your day all.
daugen
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good morning all
looks like a really nice day today, sunny and high around 55
I have no big plans for today but a small freestanding wood planter came in late yesterday so
that is going to get built this morning.
Landlady sent her helper back over to my house with two big lenten roses he dug up for me, she has way too many of them.
That will be fun to plant today.
I think that's all the excitement I can get into.
I hope Paul/PJS is doing ok and would love to hear from Ted.
I made a planter for a lady on the school board, need to get it out of the house asap, these vines grow like mad.
These are sweet peas and moon flowers.
moonflowers are sending up long tendrils in greenhouse that are wrapping around other plants and shelving.
so I need to go unwind stuff each day...
looks like a really nice day today, sunny and high around 55
I have no big plans for today but a small freestanding wood planter came in late yesterday so
that is going to get built this morning.
Landlady sent her helper back over to my house with two big lenten roses he dug up for me, she has way too many of them.
That will be fun to plant today.
I think that's all the excitement I can get into.
I hope Paul/PJS is doing ok and would love to hear from Ted.
I made a planter for a lady on the school board, need to get it out of the house asap, these vines grow like mad.
These are sweet peas and moon flowers.
moonflowers are sending up long tendrils in greenhouse that are wrapping around other plants and shelving.
so I need to go unwind stuff each day...
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riptides
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42 outside right now, heading to 60 today. No rain for today.
Hope all have a great weekend. Be safe.
Happy Easter.
Hope all have a great weekend. Be safe.
Happy Easter.
buckeyefarmer
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34°
Should be a nice day, too nice to work inside.
Yesterday was more picture work, organizing and labeling the 5 I did so far. Think I will rescan the one large album that I first scanned 10 yrs ago.
When done I’ll put them on a share drive where the family can access them. That’s a next week rainy day project. Calling for rain the first half of the week.
Buppies, praying the sugar gets under control.
Should be a nice day, too nice to work inside.
Yesterday was more picture work, organizing and labeling the 5 I did so far. Think I will rescan the one large album that I first scanned 10 yrs ago.
When done I’ll put them on a share drive where the family can access them. That’s a next week rainy day project. Calling for rain the first half of the week.
Buppies, praying the sugar gets under control.
Looking4new
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Good morning, the low is 24 and going to a high of 39°F. Wind WNW 8 mph. Mainly cloudy.
There is nothing planned for today, an energy conservation day for sure.
Have a Happy Easter and safe day all
There is nothing planned for today, an energy conservation day for sure.
Have a Happy Easter and safe day all
Popgadget
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Good Morning
It’s 38° under a brilliant, cloudless sky. Supposed to make it to 50 with moderate winds. Perfect weather for drying things out.
Yesterday I was productive in the cleanup department, I gave the trusty Bridgeport a good cleaning and lubrication. It does have a single point lube pump, but that doesn’t do the quill or gearbox.
Continued on to some horizontal surfaces, then went over to friend’s house to reinstall the carb that I removed and cleaned from his pressure washer. After I got home grandson came up and removed all the driveway markers and put them away.
Then I spent some time with autodesk fusion 360, as I’m pretty sure that I will use it to create the g code to operate the plasma cutter that I ordered. I will likely end up using it to create the drawings as well, but for now I can import the dxf files that I have already created.
Today I’m going to hitch the dump trailer to the tractor and pick up 8 yards of mulch to tidy up all the beds around the house. The wife says I’ve got to accomplish this before I leave for training next week. Should be no problem as long as it stays dry.
I’d like to spend some more time getting comfortable with Fusion, the CNC table will likely arrive while I’m in Kansas, and I’d like to be ready to go when it gets here.
And there is plenty to do to make room for it in the shop. We are taking the family out to dinner for DIL’s birthday this evening, the band will be waiting for me when I get back. It will be an early dinner, can’t miss the grandson’s bedtime, which will work out well for playing music afterwards.
It’s 38° under a brilliant, cloudless sky. Supposed to make it to 50 with moderate winds. Perfect weather for drying things out.
Yesterday I was productive in the cleanup department, I gave the trusty Bridgeport a good cleaning and lubrication. It does have a single point lube pump, but that doesn’t do the quill or gearbox.
Continued on to some horizontal surfaces, then went over to friend’s house to reinstall the carb that I removed and cleaned from his pressure washer. After I got home grandson came up and removed all the driveway markers and put them away.
Then I spent some time with autodesk fusion 360, as I’m pretty sure that I will use it to create the g code to operate the plasma cutter that I ordered. I will likely end up using it to create the drawings as well, but for now I can import the dxf files that I have already created.
Today I’m going to hitch the dump trailer to the tractor and pick up 8 yards of mulch to tidy up all the beds around the house. The wife says I’ve got to accomplish this before I leave for training next week. Should be no problem as long as it stays dry.
I’d like to spend some more time getting comfortable with Fusion, the CNC table will likely arrive while I’m in Kansas, and I’d like to be ready to go when it gets here.
And there is plenty to do to make room for it in the shop. We are taking the family out to dinner for DIL’s birthday this evening, the band will be waiting for me when I get back. It will be an early dinner, can’t miss the grandson’s bedtime, which will work out well for playing music afterwards.
plowhog
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37F going to a rainy 43F here in Formerly-Great California.
Have a dilemma.
A contractor has been doing repair work on my CA property for 3 months. He does quality work at a fair price. I like him. Out of the blue-- he left a VM last night saying he "really needs to talk to me." I think he is going to confess he does not have the General Contractor license he told me (several times) he has. The upcoming insurance work at our ski cabin required me to get his license number, which he has not yet provided.
He is mid-way through a project on my property and there are other projects I would like to use him for. And I do not have any backup worker or 2nd choice-- labor here in CA is very difficult to find. But .... if he lied????
If I terminate him, the project he is in the middle of lands back in my lap. And I don't know how the other work would get done. But, in previous circumstances that were similar, when I offered a "second chance," it has never ended well. And later I regretted providing the "second chance."
Have a dilemma.
A contractor has been doing repair work on my CA property for 3 months. He does quality work at a fair price. I like him. Out of the blue-- he left a VM last night saying he "really needs to talk to me." I think he is going to confess he does not have the General Contractor license he told me (several times) he has. The upcoming insurance work at our ski cabin required me to get his license number, which he has not yet provided.
He is mid-way through a project on my property and there are other projects I would like to use him for. And I do not have any backup worker or 2nd choice-- labor here in CA is very difficult to find. But .... if he lied????
If I terminate him, the project he is in the middle of lands back in my lap. And I don't know how the other work would get done. But, in previous circumstances that were similar, when I offered a "second chance," it has never ended well. And later I regretted providing the "second chance."
