92 here, feels much hotter, thunderstorms popping up all over.
I went out for the mail and couldn't wait to get back inside.
My houseguest friend is hard at work on my malwared laptop.
Hopefully he will get it going again. He's a serious techie but more importantly is patient.
He will kill off the bad guys one at a time. Keeps rebooting to save his efforts.
We might watch a movie this afternoon while the thunderstorms boom since I do believe it is Beer O Clock here too.
Had a good trip to the farmer's market down by the harbor this morning, bought some beautiful foot long plus string bean looking beans, longest beans I've ever seen, and they are cleaned, chopped in half and in the steamer just waiting their destiny. Also went to the local meat market where as I've reported before every conceivable piece of pig is presented, and we even found entire corned pig's heads, plus my favorite, corned snouts. I can just see one of those things start to move on my plate, assuming they ever got on it which is seriously unlikely. We did pick up some nice ground chuck for burgers just as it came out of the kitchen from the grinder. And the burgers are made, the onion and tomato sliced, and the buns are fluffing themselves in excitement...
Tomorrow my friend and I tackle the Northern Tools orchard sprayer whose brand new Honda engine won't run properly or produce pressure, and then we'll try to get the engine on my aging Swisher rough cut mower going. I had it going back in February but it wouldn't go for me recently. It's been sitting for a pretty long time, so the gas is suspect, even with Stabil and Sea Foam. But I didn't smell flooding so that makes me think the carb is plugged. My friend was always my go to mechanical whiz so it's really nice to have him here now.
I must have been in Maine long enough now to get used to it because the build project pics people post where there are no rocks are starting to look strange.
