wngsprd
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Heavy fog, 100% humidity and 66 going to 92. Got dumped on last evening. Looking forward to checking rain gauge in a few minutes.
I took advantage of yesterday early morning's fog and dew to give my wife's SUV a very much needed washing. Might do the truck today.
Nice tomato harvest, Kyle. I can't remember, do you can or make sauce?
Eric, for 14 pounds, I hope you got more than a comic book. Good that you can tackle fixing an excavator like that.
Thanks for your concern about Coco...she is what I'd call stable, but still in a bad condition. Still doing twice daily pills and ear drops and cleaning. She has found the delight in eating canned foods with names like Cowboy Cookout, Birthday Pawty, Slow Cooked Texas BBQ, Hearty Rabbit and Salmon stew. I'd go broke feeding 4 cans of these if that were her regular daily diet, but derm vet asked for soft food since she has mouth sores. I'm also moistening her kibble for an hour, using the remnants of the canned food that I rinse and store in a jar.
My son stopped by last night to drop off some things and also has a Chesapeake Bay Retriever, a good boy that we helped raise...but is very old now. He's been researching a replacement, and told me how much DNA testing is being used now so that a breeder can ensure that recessive genes aren't combined from dam and sire. Pups cost more, but fewer dogs will have to endure problems going forward, and less long term costs with vets.
Got some mowing done before the storms hit, and did some pole sawing on some low limbs I've been threatening for a while when they smack me on the tractor after popping off the ROPS. Nice to get than done.
I took advantage of yesterday early morning's fog and dew to give my wife's SUV a very much needed washing. Might do the truck today.
Nice tomato harvest, Kyle. I can't remember, do you can or make sauce?
Eric, for 14 pounds, I hope you got more than a comic book. Good that you can tackle fixing an excavator like that.
Thanks for your concern about Coco...she is what I'd call stable, but still in a bad condition. Still doing twice daily pills and ear drops and cleaning. She has found the delight in eating canned foods with names like Cowboy Cookout, Birthday Pawty, Slow Cooked Texas BBQ, Hearty Rabbit and Salmon stew. I'd go broke feeding 4 cans of these if that were her regular daily diet, but derm vet asked for soft food since she has mouth sores. I'm also moistening her kibble for an hour, using the remnants of the canned food that I rinse and store in a jar.
My son stopped by last night to drop off some things and also has a Chesapeake Bay Retriever, a good boy that we helped raise...but is very old now. He's been researching a replacement, and told me how much DNA testing is being used now so that a breeder can ensure that recessive genes aren't combined from dam and sire. Pups cost more, but fewer dogs will have to endure problems going forward, and less long term costs with vets.
Got some mowing done before the storms hit, and did some pole sawing on some low limbs I've been threatening for a while when they smack me on the tractor after popping off the ROPS. Nice to get than done.
