toppop52
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09/11/2001
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Ed of all trades
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Good morning all. 46 this morning going to 68 and partly sunny. Have to do some errands this morning and then a meeting this afternoon so that will pretty much fill the day. Thinking about those who have given their lives or had them taken away. We are blessed. Any one of us could have been born in North Korea or........... We are blessed.
Don, I bought a load tester years ago and it has saved me much more than it cost many times and many worries.
Praying for those in Texas and Florida.
Have a great day. Ed
Don, I bought a load tester years ago and it has saved me much more than it cost many times and many worries.
Praying for those in Texas and Florida.
Have a great day. Ed
CWB Wyo
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The low this morning was 44*, yesterday's high was 75*. Today's going to be in the 80's with sunny skies.
Had a good day showing my daughters boyfriend some of the places I have hunted up here. Didn't see a lot of animals but did see one nice 4 point buck.
Back to working around here today.
Hope everyone has a nice day.
CWB.
Had a good day showing my daughters boyfriend some of the places I have hunted up here. Didn't see a lot of animals but did see one nice 4 point buck.
Back to working around here today.
Hope everyone has a nice day.
CWB.
Thomas
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Eric Salop; My wife has convinced me (quite easily) that I am getting too old to knock in so many 4" diameter posts by hand over winter said:.................................................
Now how does that...Wife thinks she knows me better than I do...and most of the time she does.
PJSprog
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52°F and partly cloudy this morning, going up to 79° today. We had a beautiful weekend here.
The Wife got up Saturday morning and decided to get some steaks out of the freezer to thaw for dinner. She was furious to find that the upright freezer in the garage had no power, and most of the meat in the top half had started to thaw. We ended up throwing out most of it. The stuff towards the bottom still seemed mostly frozen. When the electrician showed up at 8am, we asked him about the power to the garage. There was one mislabeled breaker turned off in the box that, when turned back on, re-energized the garage outlets. He had that sinking look on his face when we told him what we found that morning. We could only surmise that it had been turned off when the power company was there last week with him, and he simply neglected to turn it back on. He promised us he would reflect that loss on his bill, and we agreed on an amount. Fair enough, I guess.
The Husqvarna rider stopped working last week while the boy was using it to haul off stuff he and a friend were cleaning up behind the barn. Did a little poking around on it Saturday, and narrowed it to the switch or the relay not getting power to the starter. Pulled the switch and the meter said it was working. Cleaned it off a bit and reinstalled it ... bingo ... started right up. Dirty connection. I love the easy stuff.
Spent much of Sunday afternoon riding around the pasture in the tractor, dragging the rotary cutter behind it. It was a beautiful day, and I didn't mind it one bit.
We never did cook those steaks Saturday, so I threw them on the grill last night. They were T-bones, and they were delicious.
Hope for the best for everyone in Irma's path. We've heard from everyone we know in Florida, and all are still posting on Facebook this morning. :thumbsup:
The Wife got up Saturday morning and decided to get some steaks out of the freezer to thaw for dinner. She was furious to find that the upright freezer in the garage had no power, and most of the meat in the top half had started to thaw. We ended up throwing out most of it. The stuff towards the bottom still seemed mostly frozen. When the electrician showed up at 8am, we asked him about the power to the garage. There was one mislabeled breaker turned off in the box that, when turned back on, re-energized the garage outlets. He had that sinking look on his face when we told him what we found that morning. We could only surmise that it had been turned off when the power company was there last week with him, and he simply neglected to turn it back on. He promised us he would reflect that loss on his bill, and we agreed on an amount. Fair enough, I guess.
The Husqvarna rider stopped working last week while the boy was using it to haul off stuff he and a friend were cleaning up behind the barn. Did a little poking around on it Saturday, and narrowed it to the switch or the relay not getting power to the starter. Pulled the switch and the meter said it was working. Cleaned it off a bit and reinstalled it ... bingo ... started right up. Dirty connection. I love the easy stuff.
Spent much of Sunday afternoon riding around the pasture in the tractor, dragging the rotary cutter behind it. It was a beautiful day, and I didn't mind it one bit.
We never did cook those steaks Saturday, so I threw them on the grill last night. They were T-bones, and they were delicious.
Hope for the best for everyone in Irma's path. We've heard from everyone we know in Florida, and all are still posting on Facebook this morning. :thumbsup:
sodamo
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70°F and no rain
16 years ago our life of freedom changed forever. Kinda feel badly for those too young to know the difference.
Good luck with your tractors, Don
Drew, that's some impressive repair.
Farmer, thank for the chicken lessons.
I had a kidney stone when I was 20, wouldn't wish that pain on anybody.
Be safe
Have a great day
16 years ago our life of freedom changed forever. Kinda feel badly for those too young to know the difference.
Good luck with your tractors, Don
Drew, that's some impressive repair.
Farmer, thank for the chicken lessons.
I had a kidney stone when I was 20, wouldn't wish that pain on anybody.
Be safe
Have a great day
buckeyefarmer
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Still not well, have not read messages.
Kyle_in_Tex
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More prayers for Buckeye.
Sep 11, 2001. My wife and I had just married 17 days earlier. She told me she had to just turn off the TV. The grief was overwhelming her. Me too. Somewhere, I have a vcr tape that I just put in and hit record. I still have not watched it.
Sep 11, 2001. My wife and I had just married 17 days earlier. She told me she had to just turn off the TV. The grief was overwhelming her. Me too. Somewhere, I have a vcr tape that I just put in and hit record. I still have not watched it.
buckeyefarmer
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PJSprog
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I was at work at a music electronics manufacturer. One of the other quality inspectors stuck his head in my office door and said, "A plane just flew into one of the World Trade Center towers." A few minutes later, he stopped again with news of the second tower. I went to the front office, and they already had CNN on the TV in the conference room. I stood there and watched with a mixture of disbelief and anger. I walked away after the first tower fell. I didn't want to see anymore. The disbelief was fleeting, but I still get angry to this day when I see those videos.