buckeyefarmer
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Got a pot of coffee going. I have no idea how much to use since I don’t normally make coffee, this could be interesting.
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daugen
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good morning all
another nice day here, sunny and high 40's, dry through Christmas
meeting an older friend for lunch today at restaurant in Lahaska,
hope he got reservations, Peddlers Village very busy for holidays
Ron, pics of your new mods? Do you have names for your tractors, now that you are a two tractor man?
Buckeye, easy on the coffee grounds, too much and it overflows and you get grounds in your coffee and have a mess to clean up.
hope you feel better
another nice day here, sunny and high 40's, dry through Christmas
meeting an older friend for lunch today at restaurant in Lahaska,
hope he got reservations, Peddlers Village very busy for holidays
Ron, pics of your new mods? Do you have names for your tractors, now that you are a two tractor man?
Buckeye, easy on the coffee grounds, too much and it overflows and you get grounds in your coffee and have a mess to clean up.
hope you feel better
ronjhall
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I put 1 tablespoon of coffee grounds in drip coffee maker for 25 ounces of water. Some would call it flavored water.
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ronjhall
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No pictures yet. It is parked in back corner of pole barn. Old tractor to me is Tractor. Newer tractor to me is Lawnmower.
Thomas
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That's wrong in so many ways...dang knot heads.
wngsprd
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23 going to 50. Solstice provides longest night of the year tonight.
Thomas
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21F clear sky 30F for high.
My favorite season now has pass,not looking for spending time with old man winter.
Outside chores done E muffin time.
Plans for today...8 hours at part store after that see what pops up.
Last evening Mrs. made 135 cupcake size cherry and strawberry cheese cakes for staff at parts store,she said "I trust you to make sure they get there" they will get there but 4 of them will be fair game.
Enjoy your day all.
My favorite season now has pass,not looking for spending time with old man winter.
Outside chores done E muffin time.
Plans for today...8 hours at part store after that see what pops up.
Last evening Mrs. made 135 cupcake size cherry and strawberry cheese cakes for staff at parts store,she said "I trust you to make sure they get there" they will get there but 4 of them will be fair game.
Enjoy your day all.
wngsprd
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Hope you're feeling better after your home made coffee, BEF.
Thomas, just 4?
Thomas, just 4?
buckeyefarmer
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I put in almost a full scoop and about half a pot of water. It was strong, so I ran more water thru and added water to the cup also. My wife always makes it./
I put 1 tablespoon of coffee grounds in drip coffee maker for 25 ounces of water. Some would call it flavored water.
I wasn’t sure how much a scoop held.
It went good with toast and jam.
wngsprd
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Waiting for wife to wake up before deciding the day. Mountains or cutting firewood?
Got a little seat time yesterday bringing a pallet up to the house to unload onto the porch rack. Burned some last night. This white oak is sensational. Not often I can say that about my firewood, but after the last pallet, mostly splits from a big sassafras, and a half rotten red oak, this stuff is great. I like the easy way sassafras burns, but it goes fast and doesn't leave any big coals. It has a real pretty grain, too.
Got a little seat time yesterday bringing a pallet up to the house to unload onto the porch rack. Burned some last night. This white oak is sensational. Not often I can say that about my firewood, but after the last pallet, mostly splits from a big sassafras, and a half rotten red oak, this stuff is great. I like the easy way sassafras burns, but it goes fast and doesn't leave any big coals. It has a real pretty grain, too.
