Good morning!!!!

[RobertBrown]

91F 92% Humidity at 11am,
it is going to be another hot one here. I've had enough.....I'm ready for fall and lows around 50F.

 

[sodamo]

69F, only .01 inches since midnight. A pretty sunrise
Happy belated birthday, Jim
Off to breakfast with wife
Have a great day.

David Sent from my iPad using TractorByNet

 

[toppop52]

43 this morning, mid 70's now, just beautiful. Have a good one folks!

 

[mostly_gas]

God afternoon all. 60F start, forecast for 81F and had a brief shower today

 

[mostly_gas]

Happy belated birthday Jim, sounds like a nice day :thumbsup: :drink:

 

[Larro Darro]

Good afternoon all. 1600, sunny 94* with 55% humidity and 30% chance of rain. Happy birthday Jim.

I didn't have to come into work until after noon today, so I did a little pressure washing before I left the house. I got the lower ten foot of the east end of the house done before I gave out of bleach and time. It amazes me how fast vinyl siding will turn green down here in Florida.

Edit: I hate it when it rains on race weekends. They talk and talk and talk..........

 

[txdon]

Good evening! 91˚ sun is starting to set, time for a swim and a walk and then and the a couple of bean burgers - nice - Sunday evenings are not contaminated when you don't have to think about working on Monday morning!

Happy Birthweek Jim!!!!

 

[RoyJackson]

2013-09-15, 2015

Had a great time at the fair!! This is definitely a country fair focused on agriculture, 4H and FFA activities and such. Nothing real fancy, but quite enjoyable

Look at the size of the squash!!!! 450 lbs!
And, that Ox...reckon he could out-pull my Deere

 

[sodamo]

Growing up, the county fairs were a real sign of fall.

When I was in 4th grade, my Dad got a job as an electrician building the power plant outside Middletown, Conn. We all lived in an 8x40, Pontiac trailer (mobile home for you young ones). Seems the only park with available space was owned and functioned as the winter quarters for Thompson Bros carnival. So these were our friends, neighbors and school chums until late spring. They set up in the field where we lived for about 2 weeks then departed for their summer circuit. Good memories.
We then moved back to Maine, we my folks had 5 1/2 acres. My Dad was an electrician for the build of Pease AFB - closed a number of years now.

David Sent from my iPad using TractorByNet

 

[jmurray01]

Good morning TBNers.

Well it's a cold one here this morning!! I haven't been outside yet but just in the house it is 9*C so outside it is probably around 2 or 3*C. I shouldn't complain as for the past two months I haven't turned the heating on in the house AT ALL, but now that will have to change.

Unfortunately our central heating system is operated by a Pre-Paid gas meter which charges a very high tariff and runs out very quickly. As a result I've decided to purchase an electric Convector Heater which will use a large quantity of electricity, but at least the bills are more manageable for that than the gas.

Anyway, I'm off out for work now so I will escape the cold!

Have a good day all.