txdon
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A full day for me would be planning on re-building the planter boxes.
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farmer2009
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Drew. I always enjoy hearing about a different faith. No judgment here. To each his own. I remember going to lunch one day with 2 coworkers. Had Catholic, Baptist and Methodist religions sitting there eating. We some how got to discussing what was taught for different topics. I think it was during lent, and probably why it came up. One of the fastest hour lunches I’ve had. (Minus nap lunches). Nobody left hurt or feeling bad. I think each left with a better understanding of their coworkers and their religion. I sure did. Amazing how similar but different those 3 religions are. Your write up of a memorial service/funeral was very nice and I learned something today reading tbn.
Went to the honey fest today up in Clarkson, Ky. Got some Christmas shopping done there and picked up some local honey. Had a decent singing competition, didn’t stay for all. Missed the tractor and car shows. Then a hour and half run down a 2 lane road to Menards. I messed up trying to router a dado into a board when my clamps slipped. I’m building my wife a new book case for her classroom and didn’t buy extra lumber. I got some new clamps also and a clamping straight edge. She ended up getting her a plastic event table and chairs while there. We’ve looked in the past but never bought.
Then to dinner and back home for evening chores.
Anyone here have experience with beekeepering? We keep kicking the idea around. Thinking of it again.
Drew. I always enjoy hearing about a different faith. No judgment here. To each his own. I remember going to lunch one day with 2 coworkers. Had Catholic, Baptist and Methodist religions sitting there eating. We some how got to discussing what was taught for different topics. I think it was during lent, and probably why it came up. One of the fastest hour lunches I’ve had. (Minus nap lunches). Nobody left hurt or feeling bad. I think each left with a better understanding of their coworkers and their religion. I sure did. Amazing how similar but different those 3 religions are. Your write up of a memorial service/funeral was very nice and I learned something today reading tbn.
Went to the honey fest today up in Clarkson, Ky. Got some Christmas shopping done there and picked up some local honey. Had a decent singing competition, didn’t stay for all. Missed the tractor and car shows. Then a hour and half run down a 2 lane road to Menards. I messed up trying to router a dado into a board when my clamps slipped. I’m building my wife a new book case for her classroom and didn’t buy extra lumber. I got some new clamps also and a clamping straight edge. She ended up getting her a plastic event table and chairs while there. We’ve looked in the past but never bought.
Then to dinner and back home for evening chores.
Anyone here have experience with beekeepering? We keep kicking the idea around. Thinking of it again.
wngsprd
Super Member
57 going to 77.
Farmer, a neighbor's son just started beekeeping this past spring. We don't keep them, but I plant a few acres of things they like - clover, buckwheat, and sunflowers.
Randy, sounds like you'll have a nice autumn scene after the work you did yesterday.
Got a few odds and ends done yesterday and did what I hope may be the last string trimming this year, oh, except one section along a fence.
Up early to get a start on things, so better get going.
Farmer, a neighbor's son just started beekeeping this past spring. We don't keep them, but I plant a few acres of things they like - clover, buckwheat, and sunflowers.
Randy, sounds like you'll have a nice autumn scene after the work you did yesterday.
Got a few odds and ends done yesterday and did what I hope may be the last string trimming this year, oh, except one section along a fence.
Up early to get a start on things, so better get going.
Ed of all trades
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Good morning all, 56 going to 73 with am fog. Did not get much done yesterday, going to take it easy today. Lawn looks like it will need mowed again first of the week.
Drew have a good and safe trip.
Have a great day, prayers sent. Ed
Drew have a good and safe trip.
Have a great day, prayers sent. Ed
buckeyefarmer
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Farmer, my dad kept bees, and was the county bee inspector for many yrs. He has a whole bunch of bee stuff & boxes we will have to get rid of someday. He made his own supers, and frames. Put a strip of bee wax (not exactly sure of the name) in for the bees to start making on. At one time he had a lot of hives.
He's in SE ohio.
He's in SE ohio.
Eric Salop
Elite Member
The sun is having a rest today, though still nice and dry, with only a gentle breeze. No family with us this weekend, so I better make the most of this weather with another exciting day - staring at a brick wall.
That's right, really talented dog. Did us this Marley sketch too.
[ Psst, that was close, we almost got busted there Buckeye. Thank goodness comrade Ron covered for us. ]
That's right, really talented dog. Did us this Marley sketch too.
[ Psst, that was close, we almost got busted there Buckeye. Thank goodness comrade Ron covered for us. ]
daugen
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remarkably quiet night last night. When I came in the lobby and dining area was packed with very nicely dressed folks, tuxedos and nice gowns, all waiting to board the stretch limos and vans outside.
Very emotional day for me yesterday, seeing my first wife crying in front of me and not being able to hold her hand. Talking about her Mother who gave me a lot of love, even if it was 30 years ago, in front of her brothers, wasn't easy. You stand to speak in the silence, and you try to speak loud enough that all the old folks who can't hear have a chance. You speak slowly, and as with many that hour, hard to do so without getting choked up. Trying to talk when your brain doesn't seem totally connected to your voice, you feel your heart thumping away.
One of the brothers was a first line clown for Ringling Bros and his wife a ballerina with them for many years. I went to the Circus a lot for awhile...great fun. And at the memorial, the head of Ringling was there, and he looked around at the full room(s), and with a knowing smile to the family who he knew well said this was quite a showing for a Saturday Matinee. Everyone laughed, this was a celebration of her life.
Onward. Starting today going to my own Meeting, and then to my own MIL for lunch, and then multiple visits afterwards through dinner. Lots to do, all fun. Brought some jars of Bertie County peanuts up for house presents.
50 degrees going to 70 today I believe.
Very emotional day for me yesterday, seeing my first wife crying in front of me and not being able to hold her hand. Talking about her Mother who gave me a lot of love, even if it was 30 years ago, in front of her brothers, wasn't easy. You stand to speak in the silence, and you try to speak loud enough that all the old folks who can't hear have a chance. You speak slowly, and as with many that hour, hard to do so without getting choked up. Trying to talk when your brain doesn't seem totally connected to your voice, you feel your heart thumping away.
One of the brothers was a first line clown for Ringling Bros and his wife a ballerina with them for many years. I went to the Circus a lot for awhile...great fun. And at the memorial, the head of Ringling was there, and he looked around at the full room(s), and with a knowing smile to the family who he knew well said this was quite a showing for a Saturday Matinee. Everyone laughed, this was a celebration of her life.
Onward. Starting today going to my own Meeting, and then to my own MIL for lunch, and then multiple visits afterwards through dinner. Lots to do, all fun. Brought some jars of Bertie County peanuts up for house presents.
50 degrees going to 70 today I believe.
Buppies
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56 high of 73 today and sunny light breeze perfect fall day. Got some trees cut and brush hauled to pile skid loader made it easy
Prayers for all in need
Prayers for all in need
ronjhall
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Need to pour first cup of coffee. 42° with light rain this morning. Heading to 63° with spots of rain all day. Got drawer and doors replaced dining room cabinets. But nothing got done on new cabinets. Like Don I did a lot of planning. Bot made no physical head way. Want a couple of charging ports on side of Island. Turns out these receptacles are bigger than GFI receptacles. Finding a electrical box that it will fit has been a problem. Think I have it figured out. But way to much thinking. May work on getting pulls installed on new cabinets today. Then some afternoon NASCAR in afternoon.
Buckeye, my APP seems to be working good on my Ipad and Iphone. Here are my settings.
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Eric, I forgot to add. Going to get that wheres my treat look after every time she is blamed. Everything has consequences. Good drawing.
Drew, like your reports on yesterday events.
Prayers for all those in need.
Good Morning All.
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Buckeye, my APP seems to be working good on my Ipad and Iphone. Here are my settings.
View attachment 572851
Eric, I forgot to add. Going to get that wheres my treat look after every time she is blamed. Everything has consequences. Good drawing.
Drew, like your reports on yesterday events.
Prayers for all those in need.
Good Morning All.
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