Good morning!!!!

[buckeyefarmer]

Sorry about the cat Randy. Never easy.

Worked late today, behind from yesterday.

One of my coworkers is leaving. They keep giving him too much work and not enough time to do it. They’ve been hiring more people, business is good.

I told him I could of helped on some of it when I wasn’t busy awhile back, but the boss never mentioned it. I’m super busy now.

 

[daugen]

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My bank account is at $0 today thanks to a glitch in BOA system. All accounts show $0. This should be interesting on how the figure how much money everyone had.

that made national news today, at least you weren't alone. Hopefully not a foreign hacker stealing BOA's money...
"glitch" can mean lots of things...
some IT manager is likely in a lot of hot water

 

[K5lwq]

[QUOTE=K5lwq;5793839]

My bank account is at $0 today thanks to a glitch in BOA system. All accounts show $0. This should be interesting on how the figure how much money everyone had.

that made national news today, at least you weren't alone. Hopefully not a foreign hacker stealing BOA's money...
"glitch" can mean lots of things...
some IT manager is likely in a lot of hot water

I am not concerned, yet. Just don't understand how it happens. Thankfully I have other accounts at other banks so we are still operating.

 

[mostly_gas]

Good evening all. 69F for the start, overcast, rain in area, light wind. Moderate wind in morning, light wind afternoon, cloud broke up late afternoon, no rain, high temp 85F. Dewpoint started at 59F and is at 71F currently. Slight chance rain tonight, then dewpoint will drop some . Men's meeting to start then bike ride nape after lunch then program fish finder with bush pile GPS points. Hope to try them out in morning.
Covid update: Cooke 206 confirmed cases, 0 active cases, Montague 61 confirmed cases, 4 active cases, Grayson 1051 confirmed cases, 61 active cases.
Roy glad storm a non event for you.
Drew, glad you came through storm ok, Hope the day's medical activities goes well.
Ron nice you can spend some time with your aunt. This issue with propane supplier at work was they did not supply pure propane, but a liquid that had correct BTU content but hydrocarbons that would not flow though carburetor as vapor. The deposits created issues. nice moon shot
Randy sorry about Ellen's cat
Chris, man that would be something to be able to sell ground hogs, squirrels, and poison ivy
RS another active day
David(moss) thanks for checking in.
RNG that is an extensive list of fires
Drew good to hear your medical stuff went so well. Thought you might have stocked RV better than Dinty Moore
K5lwq sorry about the rain hope th bank gets it act together soon
Dennis hope the shoulder is getting better.
Drew, natural gas is primarily methane with other hydrocarbon gas. Propane is another hydrocarbon. They differ in BTU/cubic foot, and the pressure at which they become liquid and room temp. Methane requires higher pressure to liquefy at room temp.
prayers for all especially for Drew/brother, Jay/Peg, Kyle's daughter, Mike, and Country
stay safe and healthy you all.

 

[Buppies]

66 high of 86 big rains yesterday evening one inch in 30 minutes lots of lightning too

Prayers for all

 

[RoyJackson]

2020-08-06, 0338

57 right now...high in the mid-70's today.

I worked from home yesterday...and, on and off, cleaned up the downed branches, including a larger branch that came down on the backyard fence. That was some chain saw work and I put it on the chipping pile. Fortunately, little damage to the fence. It looked a lot worse at 0100 when I had let the dog out to pee...

 

[wngsprd]

73 going to 84, forecast for heavy rain, but not seeing any on the way on radar, so guess t-storms will develop.

Sorry about Ellen's cat, Randy. Pets are special.

Mostly, hope you find that brush pile and catch a big one.

My mom never got her stimulus check, so I'll be working on getting that replaced today.

Grass needs mowing, but not sure it will dry before going to the dentist this afternoon. Maybe afterwards if not raining. Speaking of LP, I need to refill a couple of tanks...haven't been inside TSC since Feb or March. Probably pick up a new Kong frisbee for Coco. Also have a leak on the toilet tank...need new bolts and gasket. May have to go to Ace Hardware.

 

[daugen]

good morning all.
76 going to 89 today, cooler due to clouds and intermittent rain/storms.
having breakfast and coffee and then start to stow/organize rv so I can take it out at 8am to get diesel and propane.

got wonderful news from my next older brother, his test came back negative for Covid, which I had hoped for since his fever had gone away so quickly.
What a lot of stress off his shoulders, and his family. I'm sure this experience will make him even more careful, which he was.
Time to take my reduced number of pills and then get moving. Very similar process in rv to taking boat out into ocean, anything that can crash around and break
has to be carefully cushioned, particularly my pc equipment. Plus I'll drive very sedately, low g force maneuvers, slow turns, slow stops.

feeling pretty good this morning, little fuzziness and headache but not bad.

yes, no more Dinty Moore, it was disaster food and not worth it. Fatty and salty too.
I wonder what comes in a can that is healthy? My almost vegan sister grilled me on what I was eating yesterday,
and I appeased her by describing my veggies, yogurt, fruit and granola. I even fessed up to a frozen breakfast sandwich with turkey sausage
in it. Most anything in a box I put back on the shelf because it has too much salt in it. Limited fridge/freezer room cuts down on some choices.

 

[daugen]

Honey, I don't want to go out in the ocean, let's stay on a lake where it's nice and calm...
Not
most boats that break loose just were improperly tied up without enough dock lines; four lines is not enough, bow, stern
and two spring lines fine for small weather, don't hold up in severe stuff. I used to run 8 lines in Florida before a storm.
Watch: Woman Rides Out Wicked Storm on Boat - Videos from The Weather Channel | weather.com

 

[Eric Salop]

Good morning all. Not quite death threats, but I didn't want to risk the "or else" looks the sheep were giving me yesterday, so I opened the gate. It was a near stampede when I let them into another field today.



Ken, you have the right attitude to scary trees, keep taking extra care while clearing up the damage.

Here is a thought for those that like to ponder over things that don't matter - the earths gravity gets weaker every day, so trees don't crash down with quite the same force as when we were younger. That is because 50,000 tons of hydrogen and a smaller amount of other gasses are being leaked out into space every year, as well as the occasional mars probe. After taking into account the amount of space dust that is pulled in, they reckon the net loss is only 0.000000000000001% every year - it will be a while before a hard hat is enough when dealing with wayward scary trees