Good morning!!!!

[Ed of all trades]

Good evening all. Tried to post this morning and the laptop locked up and just had to turn it off to reset. Went out and liquid weedeated, something that needed to be done long ago. Almost finished the stitching pony, just need to cover the jaws with leather.

Drew, Stitching pony is just a upside down T shaped thing to hold leather while you sew it by hand. Wife's new toy is just a modern spinning wheel.

Kyle, Happy late birthday. how big are birthdays in Texas?

Have a great day and Be Cool. Ed

 

[txdon]

Kyle, Happy late birthday. how big are birthdays in Texas?
Ed

How big? They last all week, therefore you are not late in wishing Kyle a HB.

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

Good evening all. Tried to post this morning and the laptop locked up and just had to turn it off to reset. Went out and liquid weedeated, something that needed to be done long ago. Almost finished the stitching pony, just need to cover the jaws with leather.

Drew, Stitching pony is just a upside down T shaped thing to hold leather while you sew it by hand. Wife's new toy is just a modern spinning wheel.

Kyle, Happy late birthday. how big are birthdays in Texas?

Have a great day and Be Cool. Ed

How big? They last all week, therefore you are not late in wishing Kyle a HB.

You guys crack me up... Thanks to all for the birthday wishes. I enjoyed spending the time with the wifey and kids making the dessert.

Eric, sad about your ewe. How long do they typically live?

Drew, take it easy. The heat will get your dander and blood pressure up, thus the need to chew out the help. Can you put those plastic protection devices at the base of the trunks?

Please all take care in this heat (except you Sodamo and hope your shoulder gets better....Hint: shoulders take time to heal.

 

[txdon]

Drew I'll have to agree with Kyle on the plastic tree trunk protectors. The you or the help should not have to get down and weed by hand. How about some like these:
Amazon.com : Dimex EasyFlex Plastic Tree Trunk Protectors, 6 Count, Grey (1131-6C) : Tree Guard : Patio, Lawn & Garden

 

[lostcreekranch]

Good Morning!!!! 75F @ 8:30AM. Sunny. High near 95F. Winds SW at 5 to 10 mph.

Non-Newtonian fluid, Eric? Might make a good mouse trap if a little peanut butter was mixed in...:laughing: But it's gotten to the point where I have plenty of options to keep me busy, I just have trouble figuring out what to do next!

Rode the side-by-side Kubota around most of yesterday morning spraying weeds, finding it a bit difficult to keep track of where I'd just sprayed. There are just too many wheel tracks there already, and the new ones don't stand out very well. Very likely some weeds got missed, while others got double doses. Guess I'll find out in a couple of weeks what got missed. Used almost 5 gallons of glyphosate concentrate so far, and it looks like I need another five to finish. So off to Tractor Supply today for more, then another stint wrangling wires on the van at the mechanic's.

Also ordered cans of fix-a-flat for the Kubota. One tire already has a leak, and I suspect it's due to the thorns on the star thistle. Might as well put the stuff in all the tires, because at this rate it's only a matter of time before they're all leaking.

Hang in there, Gang, Friday's comin'!

RNG, try this. Works great.

Monterey Mark-It Blue Spray Colorant-LG 714 - The Home Depot

 

[mostly_gas]

Good evening all. 78F for the start, clear, near calm wind. 102F for the high light wind clouded up for part of the afternoon. puttered this morning, then after lunch worked on boat issues, stern light knob came off and was dangling by wires, boat top had some aluminum extrusions fail and had to go to Canada to get replacements, and replaced the winch strap.

 

[mostly_gas]

Kyle, belated Happy Birthday!!

David, (Moss) good to hear from you!

Drew Pace yourself!!

 

[Eric Salop]

No fear of heatstroke around here ! Forecast is telling us to not expect anything more than 18C/64F today. That's the joy of living in England, no real need for AC and more pockets to put stuff in due to the need to wear a jacket in peak summer :laughing:

Kyle, most sheep generally live and reproduce for as long as they have teeth to eat with, which for these is 7-8 years, sometimes more. They can be hard to second guess though, animals with seemingly nothing wrong still reserve the right to die at any time they want to, even if the very best Shepard or vet has inspected them only the day before.

 

[RoyJackson]

2017-07-21, 0431

Mid-50's right now...high in the low 80's today.

I'm heading to Connecticut for a meeting this morning...which is why I'm on TBN this late (for me). No use in getting up too early...did that Monday and it took me a couple days to recover from that 16 hour day.
When on my way home, I might stop at Home Depot in West Lebanon. I bought a Makita sawzall there last week...blade lock is extremely difficult to use and the blade doesn't lock in when I do lock it down.
If I don't do this today, I'll go down tomorrow

 

[wngsprd]

72 going to 98, after 100 yesterday.

Eric, I dream of days of 64...enjoy!

I went to the gym yesterday so I could burn some calories where there was A/C. On the way, saw the country store had smoke rising from the chimney of their towable grill parked out front...stopped there on the way home and picked up a pound of still warm bar-b-q...Myla and I had some of it for lunch...so, put those calories I burned right back on. First time I've tried their bar-b-q, very good. Forgot to take my gas can to town, but there won't be anything to mow for quite some time since grass is as brown as I've ever seen it.

Yesterday was the anniversary of the moon landing...I still remember being glued to the TV (telly) to watch that.

Ed, I got to worrying yesterday morning when you didn't post. Glad to see Moss drop in and doing well. Haven't heard from DABSGT in a while.