CajunRider
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Good Morning!!!! 75F @ 5:30AM. Abundant sunshine. High 96F. Winds S at 5 to 10 mph.
Fired up the A/C in the house yesterday for only the second time this year. Last week it was winter, with both highs and lows in the 50s, now it's mid to high 90s during the day and only cooling off down to the 70s at night. Whatever happened to spring?
Yesterday was full of sadness here as well, Eric, when I learned of the passing of Nicky Hayden, an American motorcycle racer that won the world championship in road racing back in '06. He was struck by a car a few days ago while out training on a bicycle, and never recovered from his head injury. Not only was he fast, he was kind, very friendly with fans, with a strong work ethic, a great ambassador for America in times when such people are getting harder to find. He will be missed.
Acts like those in Manchester only breed more hate, and against the cause for which they were committed. What kind of twisted reasoning leads to such acts? Understanding that is key to stopping the violence, but that may be an impossible task.
My mother's boyfriend stopped his meds, Drew. That's probably what led to his stroke, but the dementia is is why he stopped the meds. In the end he got what he wanted, as it was not a life worth living.
Off to start painting before it gets too hot. Siesta weather now, so a nap this afternoon during the heat of the day is probably in the offing.
And speaking of heat, is a Weber propane BBQ really so good they're worth two grand?:confused2:![]()
Aw man. I really liked Nicky Hayden. I'm sorry to see that. He will be missed for sure.
About the act in Manchester, you are not looking at their cause the way they looked at their cause. You say the act will not help their cause, actually they think it does. They are not trying to attract the world to their cause, they are trying to make the world bow to their cause through fear.
Unless it's a commercial BBQ meant to cook for many, no home BBQ is worth two grand.