ronjhall
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Buckeye, prayers your wife gets better soon.
Good morning!!!!
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Speedy recover for your bride BEF.
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even if not broken, wrist injuries suck —BTDTGTTS. One or those buckwheat hill pillows you can heat up will feel amazingly good on the wrist in a couple days…
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34Fnow and that will be high,light rain switching to snow around 9am about 2" of slop,mid afternoon storm moves out 10-20mph winds remain.
Outside chores done E muffin time.
Plans for today...stop at city hall inquiring once again permit for landfill use,I apply first week in October $110 paid need by January 1st...Dump run,clean sweep basement,other than that putter.
Enjoy your day all.
Outside chores done E muffin time.
Plans for today...stop at city hall inquiring once again permit for landfill use,I apply first week in October $110 paid need by January 1st...Dump run,clean sweep basement,other than that putter.
Enjoy your day all.
buckeyefarmer
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Thanks, she will call her Dr when they open soon. Or will go to ER for X-ray
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Good Morning Guys,
Ct, 34 going to 48 ! The bulk of the rain has gone by ! It was pretty wild around 9 pm last night !
Dennis, hope your wife recovers quickly !
Ron, nice score on the B2910 !
Hope all have a blessed and safe day !
Ct, 34 going to 48 ! The bulk of the rain has gone by ! It was pretty wild around 9 pm last night !
Dennis, hope your wife recovers quickly !
Ron, nice score on the B2910 !
Phil, we are also meeting our financial person this morning ! We both are on SS, Kathleen has a pretty good pension. Mine is not so great, but I try not to complain too much, since some of our friends don’t get a pension ! So yes, we wrestle with how much to safely withdraw from savings ! Inflation makes it difficult!!
Hope all have a blessed and safe day !
txdon
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Good morning! A surprisingly 25˚F this morning, nothing is covered, hope I didn't loose my lemon tree and date trees.
txdon
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Looking forward to see the pics.
Popgadget
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Good Morning
It’s 34° with a high under 40 forecast. Snow has pretty much ended, no accumulation, it reached 60 last night so the ground is warm. We got 2-1/4” of rain yesterday through this morning.
Yesterday was a mix of chores, went with my wife to the grocery store to fill up our cars with gas, we had a $1.00 per gallon discount with grocery points. Didn’t want to let that slip by. Did some shop cleanup, solved the email alerts from the cameras.
That was as easy as getting a “third party password” from Apple to let the camera software sign into my email outgoing server. Printing lists from the Amazon echo still has me stumped though.
Got the parts delivered up to Allentown, so that project should get done this week.
When I changed the hydraulic oil in the tractor, I drained it till no more came out, changed the filter, and refilled with a gallon less than the published capacity. Started it up, made sure there was hydraulic function, and shut down. Pulled the dipstick, and it was overfilled. I figured that leaving a gallon or wiggle room might absorb any un-drainable oil, but nope, it was clearly too full. Last thing I wanted to do was waste the liquid gold that Kubota labels “Super UDT-2”, so I scrubbed out my old oil drain pan with gasoline until it was spotless, and put it under the drain plug. Got my son and grandson to come and man the dipstick while I drained it down to just above the full line.
I poured what I drained through a fine mesh screen in a funnel back into the pail of oil. There was nothing in the screen, so I guess I did get the pan clean.
The best part of the day was that the wife was baking all day, so every time I wandered back into the house, the smell was new again. The worst part was up on the ladder in the dark, flashlight in my mouth, in the cold rain, cleaning the clogged gutter on the shop. Fortunately it was just at where the downspout outlet was.
Today, I might try to get Alexa and HP to talk to one another, but my afternoon is going to be occupied. We have a trip to Boston, taking some business people to a holiday party, and coming back around 10.
I checked in with an old friend that moved to Boston, and he is going to meet me at the airport, and we will go out for dinner. So I graciously said I would take the trip, and give someone else the night off.
Just for giggles, I checked their price of fuel, $10.21 per gallon for Jet-A, which is essentially kerosene. I paid half that in Palm Beach last week. Fortunately, I won’t need any fuel.
It’s 34° with a high under 40 forecast. Snow has pretty much ended, no accumulation, it reached 60 last night so the ground is warm. We got 2-1/4” of rain yesterday through this morning.
Yesterday was a mix of chores, went with my wife to the grocery store to fill up our cars with gas, we had a $1.00 per gallon discount with grocery points. Didn’t want to let that slip by. Did some shop cleanup, solved the email alerts from the cameras.
That was as easy as getting a “third party password” from Apple to let the camera software sign into my email outgoing server. Printing lists from the Amazon echo still has me stumped though.
Got the parts delivered up to Allentown, so that project should get done this week.
When I changed the hydraulic oil in the tractor, I drained it till no more came out, changed the filter, and refilled with a gallon less than the published capacity. Started it up, made sure there was hydraulic function, and shut down. Pulled the dipstick, and it was overfilled. I figured that leaving a gallon or wiggle room might absorb any un-drainable oil, but nope, it was clearly too full. Last thing I wanted to do was waste the liquid gold that Kubota labels “Super UDT-2”, so I scrubbed out my old oil drain pan with gasoline until it was spotless, and put it under the drain plug. Got my son and grandson to come and man the dipstick while I drained it down to just above the full line.
I poured what I drained through a fine mesh screen in a funnel back into the pail of oil. There was nothing in the screen, so I guess I did get the pan clean.
The best part of the day was that the wife was baking all day, so every time I wandered back into the house, the smell was new again. The worst part was up on the ladder in the dark, flashlight in my mouth, in the cold rain, cleaning the clogged gutter on the shop. Fortunately it was just at where the downspout outlet was.
Today, I might try to get Alexa and HP to talk to one another, but my afternoon is going to be occupied. We have a trip to Boston, taking some business people to a holiday party, and coming back around 10.
I checked in with an old friend that moved to Boston, and he is going to meet me at the airport, and we will go out for dinner. So I graciously said I would take the trip, and give someone else the night off.
Just for giggles, I checked their price of fuel, $10.21 per gallon for Jet-A, which is essentially kerosene. I paid half that in Palm Beach last week. Fortunately, I won’t need any fuel.
daugen
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fair skies Popgadget, hope the tail end of storm winds die down
loud whine, could not figure out what in my house could make that noise, and then looked out window to see
fuel oil truck making my delivery. Not worth his time, 58 gallons but always good to have a full tank.
I think I burn about 400 gallons a year, depends upon how cold it gets.
2.61 inches of rain total, my back yard rain gauge agrees. When water starts creeping out into yard, means we got more than two inches of rain.
loud whine, could not figure out what in my house could make that noise, and then looked out window to see
fuel oil truck making my delivery. Not worth his time, 58 gallons but always good to have a full tank.
I think I burn about 400 gallons a year, depends upon how cold it gets.
2.61 inches of rain total, my back yard rain gauge agrees. When water starts creeping out into yard, means we got more than two inches of rain.
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