buckeyefarmer
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I have a friend we call hutch, so there’s another type. His last name is Hutchinson, I forget his real first name.
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Thomas
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Mostly_gas wishing your bride many many more trips around the sun. 
daugen
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Ted, be careful out there.
MidWest is having awful times with Covid
In New Mexico, where health officials have sounded the alarm for weeks over a Covid-19 crisis, the daily number of Covid-19 deaths hit a record high. Hospitalizations have shot up by 260% in the last month, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham said, and health officials added they expect to run out of general hospital beds "in a matter of days."
The governor said the state is "not trending anywhere in the right direction" and urged residents to follow public health guidance aimed at curbing the spread of the virus.
"If we don't do them, more drastic decision making will occur, and we will have a horrible November and a dramatically bad December," the governor said.
Looks like Gallup County has it worst, the whole Arizona border area is bad news
COVID-19 United States Cases by County - Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center
sure puts a damper on holiday gatherings...
MidWest is having awful times with Covid
In New Mexico, where health officials have sounded the alarm for weeks over a Covid-19 crisis, the daily number of Covid-19 deaths hit a record high. Hospitalizations have shot up by 260% in the last month, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham said, and health officials added they expect to run out of general hospital beds "in a matter of days."
The governor said the state is "not trending anywhere in the right direction" and urged residents to follow public health guidance aimed at curbing the spread of the virus.
"If we don't do them, more drastic decision making will occur, and we will have a horrible November and a dramatically bad December," the governor said.
Looks like Gallup County has it worst, the whole Arizona border area is bad news
COVID-19 United States Cases by County - Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center
sure puts a damper on holiday gatherings...
txdon
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Good morning! 61˚F heading to the high 70s, cloudy.
Eric I can blame the angler fish for the hutch. The fish took the place where grandma's tea set was displayed so now it is in the hutch that sits on top of the server which we also had to buy also to put the hutch on.
Yes RNG I kept my air compressor when I moved, and keep the air pressure right in the tires. Which reminds me with the cool weather the tires probably need a few pounds, (air not money Eric).
Eric I can blame the angler fish for the hutch. The fish took the place where grandma's tea set was displayed so now it is in the hutch that sits on top of the server which we also had to buy also to put the hutch on.
Yes RNG I kept my air compressor when I moved, and keep the air pressure right in the tires. Which reminds me with the cool weather the tires probably need a few pounds, (air not money Eric).
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Balmy 51F now upper 60's for high sun cloud mix kinda day.
Outside chores done E muffin time.
Had interesting watch last evening Boo show up for her snack also her brother,brother always seems to get into something by that I mean takes/steals,yesterday I took down the wind chimes for the year by the shed door but with the wind chimes in places no bear would go near the shed,last evening brother bear lay in front of the door pawing the bars in front of door opening making like whining and moaning sound trying to figure out how to get in,little over an hour later Boo headed back into the woods also her brother guess I put the wind chimes back up today.
Plans for today...take Mrs. grocery shopping she plans to stock for the coming months been a while $$$'s,if I get to the call it will be good critter food pick up,work on my outside thing to do list.
Enjoy the day all.
Outside chores done E muffin time.
Had interesting watch last evening Boo show up for her snack also her brother,brother always seems to get into something by that I mean takes/steals,yesterday I took down the wind chimes for the year by the shed door but with the wind chimes in places no bear would go near the shed,last evening brother bear lay in front of the door pawing the bars in front of door opening making like whining and moaning sound trying to figure out how to get in,little over an hour later Boo headed back into the woods also her brother guess I put the wind chimes back up today.
Plans for today...take Mrs. grocery shopping she plans to stock for the coming months been a while $$$'s,if I get to the call it will be good critter food pick up,work on my outside thing to do list.
Enjoy the day all.
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Good Morning!!!! 62F @ 4:30AM. Partly cloudy. High 64F. W winds shifting to SSE at 10 to 15 mph.
Apparently we've already had our high temperature for the day, and the winds picking up outside tell me the front is here. So long, Indian summer
The forecasted ran and snow will likely not make it here. Partly cloudy seems the best we can do.
After hearing about all the leg cramp remedies, I feel well prepared if I ever get any, and relieved that so far they haven't been a problem.:laughing::yuck:
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Got everything sanded yesterday morning, took an early lunch, then spent the rest of the day spraying paint. Eight coats total, almost wore out my right arm. The Pearl finish required a special undercoat, so two quarts at a shockingly high $165 each. And probably that much again for the primer and clear coats. No wonder your body work quotes were so high, Buppies! Took three tries to post a photo this morning, as TBN doesn't seem to be cooperating this morning.
Yesterday's e-mail said the T-Mobile LTE modem would be here today, and maybe lay some fiberglass under the cracked areas of the fairing, now that I can see them so clearly.
TGIF, gang!:drink:
Apparently we've already had our high temperature for the day, and the winds picking up outside tell me the front is here. So long, Indian summer
The forecasted ran and snow will likely not make it here. Partly cloudy seems the best we can do.
After hearing about all the leg cramp remedies, I feel well prepared if I ever get any, and relieved that so far they haven't been a problem.:laughing::yuck:
View attachment paintSunset.jpg
Got everything sanded yesterday morning, took an early lunch, then spent the rest of the day spraying paint. Eight coats total, almost wore out my right arm. The Pearl finish required a special undercoat, so two quarts at a shockingly high $165 each. And probably that much again for the primer and clear coats. No wonder your body work quotes were so high, Buppies!
Took three tries to post a photo this morning, as TBN doesn't seem to be cooperating this morning.Yesterday's e-mail said the T-Mobile LTE modem would be here today, and maybe lay some fiberglass under the cracked areas of the fairing, now that I can see them so clearly.
TGIF, gang!:drink:
wngsprd
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A nice 46 out with a beautiful sunrise earlier. &3 is on tap.
BEF, sorry to hear about your SIL.
Rip, real nice buck hanging out at your place.
Happy Birthday to Mrs Mostly!
Pop, great job on that bin, and nice barn.
Ron, glad you got a new ear Dr. Hope things get better. There was a section of the Appalachian Trail I hiked yesterday that was the quietest place I can remember being in a long time...no wind rattling the trees, no far off sounds of cars or jets or even birds singing. It was wonderfully serene, but also reminded me of my tinnitus as I listened to the soft chirps of my crickets. Earlier on the trail back down from the top of Hightop Peak, I talked with some wonderful folks...a couple of thru hikers doing the entire AT in Shenandoah (about 105 miles), a young couple with a Brittany from Massachusetts (we used to raise them), an older couple from PA, and 3 retiree couples that turned out to live just 10 miles from me. Spent about an hour just chatting with all of them at different points along the trail. Most folks are super friendly.
BEF, sorry to hear about your SIL.
Rip, real nice buck hanging out at your place.
Happy Birthday to Mrs Mostly!
Pop, great job on that bin, and nice barn.
Ron, glad you got a new ear Dr. Hope things get better. There was a section of the Appalachian Trail I hiked yesterday that was the quietest place I can remember being in a long time...no wind rattling the trees, no far off sounds of cars or jets or even birds singing. It was wonderfully serene, but also reminded me of my tinnitus as I listened to the soft chirps of my crickets. Earlier on the trail back down from the top of Hightop Peak, I talked with some wonderful folks...a couple of thru hikers doing the entire AT in Shenandoah (about 105 miles), a young couple with a Brittany from Massachusetts (we used to raise them), an older couple from PA, and 3 retiree couples that turned out to live just 10 miles from me. Spent about an hour just chatting with all of them at different points along the trail. Most folks are super friendly.
Bird
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60 degrees going for a sunny 76 today; doesn't hardly seem like Winter, but I still like it. But what I DON'T like is problems with a computer printer. It's an HP Envy 5660 only 4 years old this month and I guess for nearly a year I've been getting emails from HP telling me that there is no service for this obsolete model and I should buy a new printer. But I figured as long as it's working, why change. It uses a tri-color HP 62 print cartridge and a black HP 62 cartridge. I've always kept spares on hand to change as needed. Well, I bought two new cartridges yesterday to have when needed, AND I installed the two that I've had on hand since March. No matter what I did, it just kept refusing to work and saying a cartridge was improperly installed. So I finally figured out that it was the black ink cartridge, so I opened the packaging on the new one; same result. Now it's simple to replace the ink in this thing and I don't see how you could make a mistake, so I began to think maybe this printer was dying. But I tried putting the old cartridges back in and it worked just fine. The old and the new tri-color works right, and the old black works,, but I've got 2 new black cartridges that DO NOT work. I've never had such a thing happen in the past. These are both genuine "Original HP Ink" cartridges from Walmart. One shows to have been made in Malaysia in MAR 2022 and the other in Malaysia in AUG 2022.
But I figured as long as it's working, why change. It uses a tri-color HP 62 print cartridge and a black HP 62 cartridge. I've always kept spares on hand to change as needed. Well, I bought two new cartridges yesterday to have when needed, AND I installed the two that I've had on hand since March. No matter what I did, it just kept refusing to work and saying a cartridge was improperly installed. So I finally figured out that it was the black ink cartridge, so I opened the packaging on the new one; same result. Now it's simple to replace the ink in this thing and I don't see how you could make a mistake, so I began to think maybe this printer was dying. But I tried putting the old cartridges back in and it worked just fine. The old and the new tri-color works right, and the old black works,, but I've got 2 new black cartridges that DO NOT work. I've never had such a thing happen in the past. These are both genuine "Original HP Ink" cartridges from Walmart. One shows to have been made in Malaysia in MAR 2022 and the other in Malaysia in AUG 2022.
ronjhall
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60 degrees going for a sunny 76 today; doesn't hardly seem like Winter, but I still like it. But what I DON'T like is problems with a computer printer. It's an HP Envy 5660 only 4 years old this month and I guess for nearly a year I've been getting emails from HP telling me that there is no service for this obsolete model and I should buy a new printer.
I was having similar problems with my HP 6500 printer. After numerous tries I deleted hp software. Then downloaded latest software. Now working with no problems.
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Probably not your issue, Bird, but the HP all-in-one printer I had quit printing, too, giving an error that the internal ink tray was full. That's the tray the print heads spray into when they're being cleaned. The HP software counts how many times the heads have been cleaned, and after a certain number is reached, it disables the printer. HP tech support told me there was no way to fix it, and to buy a new printer. Yeah, right. Turns out I wasn't the only one to have that problem, and some enterprising software developer put out a patch that reset the counter. That fixed that particular problem, but when the next software "update" broke it again, I put my fist through the scanner window and threw the rest of it in the trash. Never got that mad at a piece of hardware before or since, and now I won't let anything from HP into the house.
