Good morning!!!!

[wngsprd]

56 and feels so nice outside...could also see the moon, rather than rain. Should hit 83 and start drying out...about another inch yesterday.

LS, glad you got some rain yesterday.

Dang, Roy, can't they tape the webinar and let you watch it when you're awake?

Hope first day back at works goes smoothly for you guys...Thomas, are your 12 days off over now, too?

 

[Ed of all trades]

Good morning all, 59 this morning going to 77 and sunny. Been a while, sunny will be nice. Got to run to the store and the vet to pick up tick pills for the dog. Then need to install the window ac in our bed room. The guy is supposed to start the HP install Tuesday or Wednesday so I want it in before then. Hope to run up and talk to the guy that has the mill and see if he has figured out what he is going to do.

Mpham & LS take it easy and don't let them talk you into doing to much.

Roy, I was in lowes and HD Saturday and one of them will put your grill together for you for free. Don't remember witch one. Hope you find a good one.

Prayers for all in need. Ed

 

[Buppies]

64 high of 80 today low humidity and no rain in fact no rain mentioned before Friday

Mpham and LS take it slow and easy on first day back to work

Prayers for those in need

Roy that’s too early

 

[daugen]

.60 inches of rain last night, more than expected. 31.5 inches of rain so far this year, averaging over 6 inches a month. I keep putting in my order to the chef for one inch of rain on Wednesday night between 11pm and 4am, but somehow my order gets misplaced...

LS, can you imagine a consistent one inch of rain where you are? The desert would change entirely, maybe not for the good, balance of nature and all that. And then you'd be a slave to your lawn mower like we are!

Headed down to food pantry this morning with my handful of onions, then I think I may go disc the potato patch area I dug up.

 

[ronjhall]

Need to pour first cup of coffee. 58° with cloudy skies this morning. Heading to 72° with mostly sunny skies. Weather was a washout until late in the day. But did make it to car show. Today my aunt and cousin are taking us on a picnic drive along the shore line of St Clair river and lake. Should be a nice laid back day. When we lived on east side it was a good drive to take on a Sunday afternoon. But that was over 45 years ago. Expect to see lots of changes.

Roy, hope you get some rest after webinar.

LS, have a good day at work.

Irv, 10 years on a battery. Your doing good. But they always go bad when you do not have time to change it.

Mpham, take it easy on the arm.

ED, careful getting that room AC installed.

Prayers for all those in need.

Good Morning All.

 

[Thomas]

49F steady rain mid 50's for high.

Because of rain heavy at time late morning postpone water line until tomorrow,and if rains tomorrow postpone until Wednesday,no need to work in those kind condition dealing with muck pumps trying to keep ditch clear etc.

Mrs. look out window this morning notice some by the shed door laying down,she turn outside light on young bear was resting than got went into shed...not sure if bear still in there...him.

Well time for E muffin and slow roll to work.

Enjoy the day all.

 

[daugen]

weather forecast for this week is marvelous, much lower humidity and no rain until next weekend.

Need to open all the doors of the sheds and barn to let things dry out. The first year I forgot to do that in my barn woodshop
I had green mold all over the walls. What a mess to clean. Now, fans and open doors.

Roy, I sure hope that company appreciates what you do for them. Talk about going the extra mile.
All here who want Roy to get a 100 percent pay raise, raise your hands.
(thousands of hands raised!)
Well, we've got that covered.

I'm off to pick peas, about 65 out. Perfect.

 

[Bird]

66 degrees going for a high of 87, and a 50% chance of rain today, so I'll keep my fingers crossed and hope it does rain.

 

[RedNeckGeek]

Good Morning!!!! 69F @ 5:00AM. Sunny. High 88F. Winds S at 10 to 15 mph.

Hope those returning to work after long injury related absences can taper up and stay healthy. It’s all too easy to get carried away going after what used to be and end up going backwards down the recovery ladder.

Another 45 gallons of 3% glyphosate put down yesterday morning, about a quarter of the acreage covered. I wonder how effective it’ll be, though, as the thatch from all that tall grass is pretty thick in some areas, and I can’t help but wonder what kind of nasty weeds it’s hiding. Then again, maybe it’ll starve whatever’s under there for sunlight, and stifle its growth. Hey, a guy can hope, right?

Revived the headlight on the big dirt bike yesterday with a new bulb and a few spritzes of DeOxIt into the handlebar switch. In true DeOxIt form, it made no difference when first applied, but after working while I had lunch, the electrics were back to normal. Saved me from having to disassemble something with tiny ball bearings and springs inside, a recipe for disaster.

I’ll be out for another ride once the sun is up and before it gets hot, then I’ll see about what’s needed to replace the fuel lines on the old Honda Trail 90 purchased last year. It was leaving a spot on the garage floor until I drained the gas, and peering into the fuel tank showed a fair amount of rust, so simply changing the lines may not make any difference. Likely I’ll have to reline the tank as well, but one step at a time.

Hope everyone’s week gets off to a smooth start.

 

[toppop52]

57 this morning, NW breeze, cloudy and feels quite cool. Nice day and week coming up though.
Steppe, you’re right about the snakes around the Dismal Swamp. What isn5 there is easier to list than what is, gators, cougars, red wolves, coyotes, bobcats, four poisonous snake species, spiders, you name it.
I’ve got to replace the cheapie grill I’ve been using, actually it was free with my deck Sunsetter. My old Thermos grill finally got too bad to use after only 31 years. I’m looking at floor models around town, they’re starting to sell them off and they’re already assembled and way cheaper.