workinonit
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Good morning from SC. It's warming back up here 70 this morning.
Good morning!!!!
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ronjhall
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Drinking first cup of coffee. 48° with clear skies this morning. Heading to 79° with lots of sun. I did get a couple of small projects done yesterday. Both of them sealing up old vents into cellar. Still have one more to do. Grocery shopping this morning. Then visit on of the local Cider Mill for some fresh cider.
Finally found where the fruit flies were coming from. A small bag of potatoes had dropped down behind a bin under kitchen sink. Everything rotted in bag. Took everything out from under and thoroughly cleaned.
It is always fun watching squirrels trying to figure out a way to get at bird feeders.
Roy, I had to look up the Mark VI lite. Over a pound lighter than my Target Stainless Steel. One of the reasons for buying the Wrangler. Thought I would go with my son to range this weekend. Nope him and his wife are celebrating their anniversary with a week long trip. I laugh about this. They got married in June.
Drew, good planning on lawn care.
Mostly, always seem if I get more than a 1/2 hour nap I do not sleep well that night. Wrangler is 22LR.
David, thanks for the clarification. Numbers did show up well on my iPad. Opened on desktop. I can read it now.
workinonit, :welcome: to GM thread.
RS, I see lots of weeding next year. 11% for another week.
LS, same place I got my top link stuff from.
Everyone be healthy and safe.
Good Morning All.
Finally found where the fruit flies were coming from. A small bag of potatoes had dropped down behind a bin under kitchen sink. Everything rotted in bag. Took everything out from under and thoroughly cleaned.
It is always fun watching squirrels trying to figure out a way to get at bird feeders.
Roy, I had to look up the Mark VI lite. Over a pound lighter than my Target Stainless Steel. One of the reasons for buying the Wrangler. Thought I would go with my son to range this weekend. Nope him and his wife are celebrating their anniversary with a week long trip. I laugh about this. They got married in June.
Drew, good planning on lawn care.
Mostly, always seem if I get more than a 1/2 hour nap I do not sleep well that night. Wrangler is 22LR.
David, thanks for the clarification. Numbers did show up well on my iPad. Opened on desktop. I can read it now.
workinonit, :welcome: to GM thread.
RS, I see lots of weeding next year. 11% for another week.
LS, same place I got my top link stuff from.
Everyone be healthy and safe.
Good Morning All.
Thomas
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Ron.
"It is always fun watching squirrels trying to figure out a way to get at bird feeders."
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Red squirrels seems to be smarter than most squirrels and chipmunks also daring.
"It is always fun watching squirrels trying to figure out a way to get at bird feeders."
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Red squirrels seems to be smarter than most squirrels and chipmunks also daring.
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Pinecones are excellent fire starters. In the 2016 Saddle Fire, cones from flaming roadside pines dropped from the trees, rolled off the shoulder, and set the opposite side of the canyon on fire. By nightfall, the fire had spotted across to my side, and a pair of firemen and their engine and I sat up all night waiting for a firefight that never came. A bench of bare rock below my home stopped them before they got to us.
buckeyefarmer
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"then napped only .5 hour today"
Mostly, I hesitate to make a short sleep suggestion to a master napper, but I can't help thinking you are missing out by napping in decimals. Far more refreshing to take 30 entire minutes than that measly 0.5 hour
Why not enjoy a full 1800 seconds?
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Nice pistol Ron wife took her 22 apart could not get it back together said do not remove spring but come to find out she did just took me a while
Any nap is good
Any nap is good
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buckeyefarmer
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Welcome to TBN and good morning.
daugen
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Pinecones are excellent fire starters. In the 2016 Saddle Fire, cones from flaming roadside pines dropped from the trees, rolled off the shoulder, and set the opposite side of the canyon on fire. By nightfall, the fire had spotted across to my side, and a pair of firemen and their engine and I sat up all night waiting for a firefight that never came. A bench of bare rock below my home stopped them before they got to us.
we collected pine cones one Fall and my wife dipped them in colored melted wax, not only made great firestarters but flames looked nice
Workinonit, welcome to TBN and Good Morning thread. :welcome:
buckeyefarmer
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That reminds me of a time I was in a shooting class, think we were using 9 mm berettas. They showed us how to take it apart to clean. One of the guys put his back together and dry fired it, and the whole gun fell apart.
a real Barney Fife.