Good morning!!!!

   / Good morning!!!! #125,501  
Prayers for your sister's improving health Kyle.

25 million doses of vaccine out on the street and only 9 million given.
And now they say anyone 65 and over.
 
   / Good morning!!!! #125,502  
22° going into 40s today. Heavy frost last few mornings.

Our outhouse had no toilet seat, just the hole in the top board you sat on.

At the farm We used the well hand pump for drinking water up till I put submersible pump in around 2000. We would bring in a bucket of drinking water. I plumbed the new pump to the kitchen sink cold side only.
Rest of water in house is from a dug well that captures barn roof runoff. We did not drink that, but always brushed teeth using it. There are 3 dug wells on the farm, only 1 in use. 2 drilled wells, not very deep. 1 had hand pump, other had a bailer on a rope pulley and crank

You can see hand pump in this 1963 pic with current house under construction .
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Then by 1967 there are flowers where the old house sat, but pump in background.
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   / Good morning!!!! #125,503  
Picked up more D3 at Costco. My dr put me on 1000 a few years back. I usually forget to take, but been better at taking since COVID came. Also take a multivitamin now.
 
   / Good morning!!!! #125,504  
Good morning all, 25 going up to 45 and sunny.
Got the Christmas tree cut up and ready for a fun fast fire in the pit.

LCR - those chairs look brand new again.
Eric - I remember shipping TP to my uncle in London- he hated the local TP , guess that's the Izal stuff..
Ron - NEW FURNACE ! Congrats - hope it lasts many decades
Kyle - Hope your sister recovers quickly

Today focused on moving files to NAS and big project roll out day

Stay safe and be well
 
   / Good morning!!!! #125,505  
Good Morning!!!! 55F @ 5:30AM. Cloudy early with peeks of sunshine expected late. High 64F. Winds light and variable.
Small chance of a light shower a week from Friday in the 10-day, otherwise partly cloudy to sunny. Got a drizzle for a while yesterday, no more than a few hundredths, barely enough to knock the dust down on the driveway.

My first encounter, and hopefully my last, Eric, with Izal, was at the Liverpool terminal while waiting for the ferry to take us to the Isle of Man TT races. It's wax paper like texture made sure that they sold lots of it because it sure didn't work as needed. Maybe it went down the sewer pipes more easily, though?:confused3: I'm taking 3000 IU D3 now, and will be upping that to 5000 IU when the current supply of pills runs out. Per the MedCram videos, it's thought it offers some protection and recuperative powers over CV19.

I'm thinking that doe was wishing for a longer neck, Ron. Have you seen any standing on their hind legs yet? Good news on the furnace!

Glad the truck problem is taken care of Mike, and you can get back to work on the septic. Is weather getting in the way of digging?

Paul, I have the same frame design on my press as Ricks, but much larger, and I'd still use a couple of plates running across the rails to support that break. Otherwise seems to me the base plate could warp, especially when bending wider/thicker material. As such, your mod offers a much better user experience.:thumbsup: FWIW, I was shopping for MIG welding wire yesterday, and took a look at Eastman's offerings, but found it elsewhere for less money and free shipping.

No joy with a better insurance rate yesterday, but have one agent promising another quote today. I also remember hearing something about Lloyds of London providing coverage to some folks in this area, so I'll have to dig into that. I feel better dealing directly with the insurer rather than going through a broker anyway, as the brokers tag on an additional fee for their "services", which up to now haven't been worth the screen real estate taken up on the LCD monitor. Late in the day I got notice that FedEx is delivering a parcel from my current insurance company on Friday, so now I'm curious about what that might be. I filed a complaint against them with the state insurance commissioner, and think it's probably their response, and unlikely any offer to extend coverage.

FedEx brought the glass screen protector for the new phone yesterday, and it came with a clever installation fixture that provided fairly precise centering without any fiddling. Seems to fit and work fine, except for one persistent air bubble over the rear facing camera lens that doesn't seem to effect functionality. I'm still trying to get used to missing the Home button and fingerprint reader, though. Facial recognition works well enough in good light, and there's an option to train it with a second face that'll I'll use when wearing a mask. Otherwise, it's back to the numeric keypad to enter a 6-digit code, which is much less convenient.

Got the moving boxes loaded in the truck yesterday before the drizzle started, and now the person that wanted them isn't returning emailed requests for time and delivery location. Another Craig's list flake. Two others responded to the ad, so I'll have to give them a try. If that falls through, the boxes are going to the dump.

Headed to town for groceries this morning, and will start paperwork on the shotgun while I'm there. Also have the yearly physical scheduled, but the doctor is in Scotland and is planning on using telemedicine to do it. Seems like that leaves out some of the usual tests, one of which I won't miss at all. Cough, cough.:laughing:

Happy Hump Day everyone!
 
   / Good morning!!!! #125,507  
new Corvette!
no wonder wife is happy :thumbsup:

my brother just bought a '67 with 427 and sidepipes.
He is supposed to give me a ride back to car at detailer today.

If it's a 427 c.i. / 435 HP Tri-Power .. you'll get there fast. If it the 390 HP version, with a single 4 barrel, a bit longer.
 
   / Good morning!!!! #125,508  
Good morning all, 25 going up to 45 and sunny.
Got the Christmas tree cut up and ready for a fun fast fire in the pit.

LCR - those chairs look brand new again.
Eric - I remember shipping TP to my uncle in London- he hated the local TP , guess that's the Izal stuff..
Ron - NEW FURNACE ! Congrats - hope it lasts many decades
Kyle - Hope your sister recovers quickly

Today focused on moving files to NAS and big project roll out day

Stay safe and be well

"LCR - those chairs look brand new again."

The picture was .. before they were picked up to be repaired?
 
   / Good morning!!!! #125,509  
The chairs, etc. at the house and O/D kitchen are all "sling type" Randy. No foam cushions.

Ready for pickup.
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Yeah, I understood. I have some like that, just haven’t used them for a couple of years except at our wedding.
We did a lot of that style from customers at the beach over the years.
 

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