wngsprd
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41 going to 68. Watched a fox carrying a vole to its den area around sunrise while watching the big moon set.
Mostly, don't know what arm warmers are, unless it's a jacket, but we need them here, too. Cold nights next few days, including predicted 32F Saturday night.
Don, my TBN looks funny, too. I rebooted and ran my antivirus.
Finished the teardown of the old red wagon yesterday...Whoever built it used an assortment of different size bolts, nails and lumber...certainly spare parts and miscellaneous hardware. I thought I was gonna straighten my crow bar on a couple of pulls. Made a dump run, carrying off some of the non-reusable stuff, and refilled the diesel jug...price had gone up a nickel.
By the time I got home, the wind had dried the grass from the several sprinkle during the day, and I was able to mow the yard with the new blades...smooth cut feels so good.
We learned yesterday we have 4 chipmunk babies...apparently a couple of them were slow to come up for a look around. My wife has named them all after cookies, although we don't eat cookies...but their colors make her think of cookies, like oatmeal, fig newton, ginger snap and oreo. Mama's name is Choco, for chocolate chip. Now I'm hungry.
Buppies, how's that grass looking on your newly landscaped area?
Mostly, don't know what arm warmers are, unless it's a jacket, but we need them here, too. Cold nights next few days, including predicted 32F Saturday night.
Don, my TBN looks funny, too. I rebooted and ran my antivirus.
Finished the teardown of the old red wagon yesterday...Whoever built it used an assortment of different size bolts, nails and lumber...certainly spare parts and miscellaneous hardware. I thought I was gonna straighten my crow bar on a couple of pulls. Made a dump run, carrying off some of the non-reusable stuff, and refilled the diesel jug...price had gone up a nickel.
By the time I got home, the wind had dried the grass from the several sprinkle during the day, and I was able to mow the yard with the new blades...smooth cut feels so good.
We learned yesterday we have 4 chipmunk babies...apparently a couple of them were slow to come up for a look around. My wife has named them all after cookies, although we don't eat cookies...but their colors make her think of cookies, like oatmeal, fig newton, ginger snap and oreo. Mama's name is Choco, for chocolate chip. Now I'm hungry.
Buppies, how's that grass looking on your newly landscaped area?
The wind has just picked up, and the doors are closed to keep papers from blowing all over the office... Yesterday afternoon, a wildfire broke out along Highway 70 a few miles south of here, four spot fires caused by something traveling down the road. Three were quickly extinguished, but wind spread the third out to 50 acres before the firefighters could stop it. Won't be long now before PG&E starts turning off the power again. There's already been one fire in which power lines were involved, but they haven't come out yet to say they were the cause. Yep, Don. Emojies are broken, too. That's a LOT of V8 juice! In my youth I'd have been up in that oak tree, climbing like a monkey. Still love to see big oaks like that, but with the oak disease, I try like heck to stay out from under them. RS, there have long been complaints that Facebook's Messenger app listens to conversations and uses what it hears to target advertising. If it can do that, it can also do all sorts of other, more nefarious, things, and I refuse to load it on any of my machines. I've also gone through the Facebook preferences and turned off almost all of the "features" that allow cross communication with Facebook apps and logins from other apps. Facebook also keeps a list of all the ads you've looked at, and puts them on a list you can edit to delete them, as otherwise you'll see more ads from those companies than you would otherwise. What happened to all those carp, Mostly? Hope they didn't just throw them out. Pretty sure the neighbor's wife suffers from depression, and has since the house burned down in the Camp Fire. Her husband feels powerless to deal with it. The porch really came out nice, Ted, especially with the knee slowing you down. Tell Jeff to be careful or he'll end up as a tractor salesman.
