ronjhall
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Wow.
Next we need a toilet seat that can detect whether a male or female is approaching for a P. :cloud9:
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Next we need a toilet seat that can detect whether a male or female is approaching for a P. :cloud9:
Green Acres Homestead
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Man -18f . That is -25c and that's cold enough. On a positive note, I would sooner dry cold then just a bit below freezing and damp. I am going to go try to blow out the logging road later to see if I can't get some firewood for some people. There is some people that are simply not prepared for winter and coming to me looking for dry firewood this time of year.
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I replaced a commode seat just before Christmas....didn't think about a heated seat, but I did consider this one:
Nightlight – Lighted toilet seats by Kohler | KOHLER
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RoyJackson One thing that I've found a bit surprising... Other then ONE snow mobile track in the snow (few miles north of here) and two machines being gassed up a week back said:
riptides
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It was 3 outside this AM. This is our last full day in NYC. I started looking at the medical bills this AM. They don't waste anytime with billing. All I can say, is I am glad I had insurance last year. YIKES.
So I need to find a bigger suitcase for all the stuff we collected in our time here.
It will be good to get back home. Another milestone reached. We have another post-op visit next month up here, so I need to plan for that.
I also need to start picking up work when I get back home. See above. LOL.
Have a great day all, be safe!
So I need to find a bigger suitcase for all the stuff we collected in our time here.
It will be good to get back home. Another milestone reached. We have another post-op visit next month up here, so I need to plan for that.
I also need to start picking up work when I get back home. See above. LOL.
Have a great day all, be safe!
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gaproperty Man -18f . That is -25c and that's cold enough. On a positive note said:
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How much snow did you guys get in the last few days? We are just East of Dorset.
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Good Morning!!!! 47F @ 6:15AM. Sunshine early followed by cloudy skies this afternoon. High 56F. Winds light and variable.
Almost three inches of rain predicted here for tomorrow. As much as we need it, I hope the weatherman's wrong as that much all at once will raise havoc in all the burn areas. Erosion, mudslides, road closures, just to name a few.
Spent some time yesterday doing some housekeeping on the media server, renaming the Star Wars movie files so they would group together. Also learned about prequels, sequels, and anthologies, and how the purchase of 20th Century Fox by Disney will lead to many more movies, but not necessarily in a straight series. For instance, last years Rogue One was the first anthology, and describes events before the original three movies where the rebels learned of the Death Star's weakness, which was ultimately exploited in Episode VI, Return of the Jedi. This kind of release sequence makes it impossible to view the movies in historical sequence, and it's only going to get worse. Still, I'd rather see more movies in the series, and Disney has the talent and horsepower to push out one a year. And after all that, ended up watching Rogue One again, and very much enjoying it!
Star Wars - Wikipedia
Also got started back on the old motorcycle, pulling together the parts for the steering damper. Looks like there are some missing pieces, one or two that I'll end up making. Still haven't figured out how it mounts on the bike yet, and haven't even been able to find photos of one, either. I guess that's part of the fun?
Hope everyone enjoys the rest of the weekend!
Almost three inches of rain predicted here for tomorrow. As much as we need it, I hope the weatherman's wrong as that much all at once will raise havoc in all the burn areas. Erosion, mudslides, road closures, just to name a few.
Spent some time yesterday doing some housekeeping on the media server, renaming the Star Wars movie files so they would group together. Also learned about prequels, sequels, and anthologies, and how the purchase of 20th Century Fox by Disney will lead to many more movies, but not necessarily in a straight series. For instance, last years Rogue One was the first anthology, and describes events before the original three movies where the rebels learned of the Death Star's weakness, which was ultimately exploited in Episode VI, Return of the Jedi. This kind of release sequence makes it impossible to view the movies in historical sequence, and it's only going to get worse. Still, I'd rather see more movies in the series, and Disney has the talent and horsepower to push out one a year. And after all that, ended up watching Rogue One again, and very much enjoying it!
Star Wars - Wikipedia
Also got started back on the old motorcycle, pulling together the parts for the steering damper. Looks like there are some missing pieces, one or two that I'll end up making. Still haven't figured out how it mounts on the bike yet, and haven't even been able to find photos of one, either. I guess that's part of the fun?
Hope everyone enjoys the rest of the weekend!
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6 now fell back asleep high still in upper 20s but getting warmer this week
Thomas see a big snow for you maybe next weekend not positive and another end of month that one lots of cold too
Prayers sent for Riptides Buckeyefarmer and Toppop and Ed for dentist visit
Thomas see a big snow for you maybe next weekend not positive and another end of month that one lots of cold too
Prayers sent for Riptides Buckeyefarmer and Toppop and Ed for dentist visit
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Riptides, glad you are heading home, hope it goes smoothly. I had to chuckle when you talked about your bill.
You know how when you are leaving the hotel they slide the bill under your door? That must have been quite a packet
slid under your door...
Buckeye, hope you have/had a nice drive with your boys. I know it will feel a bit lonely coming home.
Your sons should be reassured they have a father that shows he is there for them.
RNG, I keep telling my sister she is living in a geological war zone and she just smiles at me.
California is wonderful until it decidedly is not. But keep those avocados coming please.
I had to chuckle, down the small community pathway from her home in Muir Beach are the Zen something community gardens.
A sizeable chunk of incredibly prime acreage donated by someone to remain as gardens, which of course are organic and provides veggies to all the locals
on a subscription basis. I tell her I hope the good Zen around there keeps her from sliding into the sea. Or going up in flames (they have already preplanned escaping to the beach...) or sliding into the ocean in a massive mud slide after an earthquake. It's no wonder the insurance is high there. Though every property is different and with good landscaping and design/engineering features one could certainly reduce risk. But who wants to cut down all the trees?.....though in those areas around LA incinerated, I bet they have some serious new
regulations in the works.
You know how when you are leaving the hotel they slide the bill under your door? That must have been quite a packet
slid under your door...
Buckeye, hope you have/had a nice drive with your boys. I know it will feel a bit lonely coming home.
Your sons should be reassured they have a father that shows he is there for them.
RNG, I keep telling my sister she is living in a geological war zone and she just smiles at me.
California is wonderful until it decidedly is not. But keep those avocados coming please.
I had to chuckle, down the small community pathway from her home in Muir Beach are the Zen something community gardens.
A sizeable chunk of incredibly prime acreage donated by someone to remain as gardens, which of course are organic and provides veggies to all the locals
on a subscription basis. I tell her I hope the good Zen around there keeps her from sliding into the sea. Or going up in flames (they have already preplanned escaping to the beach...) or sliding into the ocean in a massive mud slide after an earthquake. It's no wonder the insurance is high there. Though every property is different and with good landscaping and design/engineering features one could certainly reduce risk. But who wants to cut down all the trees?.....though in those areas around LA incinerated, I bet they have some serious new
regulations in the works.
