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RedNeckGeek
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Good Morning!!!! 65F @ 5:00AM. Partly cloudy skies. High around 90F. Winds SSW at 5 to 10 mph.
Rain seems to have disappeared again in the WU 10-day, but the TV weather geek was still pretty excited about it last night.
I guess it either will or it won't.
Sorry to hear about the Deere, Chris. Do you do your own welding?
I haven't heard that the CDC has approved a booster for the Moderna shot yet, Don. It's been lagging the Pfizer vaccine by something like six weeks. Hope you don't find any more oil on the floor.
Kīlauea seems to have gone back to sleep on the IR map, David. No surprise the Hawaiian marijuana trade seems to be thriving. Maybe your sister's city drinking water is spiked?
Cake looks very festive!
Good idea on the shot timing, Ron. Think I'll hit Costco in a week or two for a dose of the regular stuff. And not plan anything for the day after.
Looking forward to cooler weather here, Rich, so I can go back to wearing leathers on the bike. Hope the new shipper works out.
Only a few people were wearing masks in town yesterday, but hospitalizations are up again and UCU beds increasingly hard to find. It seems to be worse now here than ever before, yet nobody seems to be taking any precautions. Perhaps that's why?
Noticed the speedo on the van wasn't working when I started the trip, and a mile or so later it started bucking as the computer cut the ignition. Then I remembered I wanted to stop by the junkyard and see if they had any railroad track, so flipped around and made it home without any further protest. I'll be under the dash hooking up a new radio antenna this weekend anyway, so will see what's going on in there then.
Hit the junkyard on the way home, and they had plenty of track. But none that could be easily reached. So the young man I spoke to will dig it out over the next week, then cut a couple seven foot lengths for both the neighbor's box blade and mine. Said it'll weigh somewhere between 90 and 125 pounds per foot.
Errands took longer than I thought, so no progress on the tank.
Noticed the tarp on the campfire wood pile is in shreds, so picked up a heavier duty one at HF. Not a bad price, but I hope it lasts longer than the blue ones. Also picked up a new six foot level. The old one was destroyed when the neighbor caught it with a tooth with his backhoe. I got the twelve dollar version, just in case it happens again. It amazes me they can sell something like that so inexpensively. It's all out of China, so can you imagine how many they're selling over there to get the production costs so low? And how many they sell here to spread out the shipping costs?
TGIF gang!
Rain seems to have disappeared again in the WU 10-day, but the TV weather geek was still pretty excited about it last night.
I guess it either will or it won't.Sorry to hear about the Deere, Chris. Do you do your own welding?
I haven't heard that the CDC has approved a booster for the Moderna shot yet, Don. It's been lagging the Pfizer vaccine by something like six weeks. Hope you don't find any more oil on the floor.
Kīlauea seems to have gone back to sleep on the IR map, David. No surprise the Hawaiian marijuana trade seems to be thriving. Maybe your sister's city drinking water is spiked?
Cake looks very festive!Good idea on the shot timing, Ron. Think I'll hit Costco in a week or two for a dose of the regular stuff. And not plan anything for the day after.
Looking forward to cooler weather here, Rich, so I can go back to wearing leathers on the bike. Hope the new shipper works out.
Only a few people were wearing masks in town yesterday, but hospitalizations are up again and UCU beds increasingly hard to find. It seems to be worse now here than ever before, yet nobody seems to be taking any precautions. Perhaps that's why?
Noticed the speedo on the van wasn't working when I started the trip, and a mile or so later it started bucking as the computer cut the ignition. Then I remembered I wanted to stop by the junkyard and see if they had any railroad track, so flipped around and made it home without any further protest. I'll be under the dash hooking up a new radio antenna this weekend anyway, so will see what's going on in there then.
Hit the junkyard on the way home, and they had plenty of track. But none that could be easily reached. So the young man I spoke to will dig it out over the next week, then cut a couple seven foot lengths for both the neighbor's box blade and mine. Said it'll weigh somewhere between 90 and 125 pounds per foot.
Errands took longer than I thought, so no progress on the tank.
Noticed the tarp on the campfire wood pile is in shreds, so picked up a heavier duty one at HF. Not a bad price, but I hope it lasts longer than the blue ones. Also picked up a new six foot level. The old one was destroyed when the neighbor caught it with a tooth with his backhoe. I got the twelve dollar version, just in case it happens again. It amazes me they can sell something like that so inexpensively. It's all out of China, so can you imagine how many they're selling over there to get the production costs so low? And how many they sell here to spread out the shipping costs?
TGIF gang!
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Morning all, 45 during the dog walk this morning, only getting into the 60's again.
Will , hopefully, be getting the pool closed today. Cleaning out the leaves is becoming a chore.
I got an email from paypal that I got a refund for my clematis order today. Not from the company I ordered it from a few months back. Canceled the rest of that order.
David-that cake looks great,
Roy - glad you are feeling better- and Suzette is home - bet she is happy no more hospital!
Mostly-Hemlock is in full flower Didn't even know what it was, since we had none last year.
RS- Rose of sharon are nice-I have to fence mine in as the deer here will even eat these! How is the bloodmeal working for you?
Drew - congrats on shed- can't believe the hoops you had to go through to get one.
Happy birthday Paul and many more! Pictures of the new ride soon? And coworker sleeping on the job too
RNG - never had much luck with HF tarps - some of them had holes when I unpackaged them...Hope you have better luck.
Stay safe and be well,
Will , hopefully, be getting the pool closed today. Cleaning out the leaves is becoming a chore.
I got an email from paypal that I got a refund for my clematis order today. Not from the company I ordered it from a few months back. Canceled the rest of that order.
David-that cake looks great,
Roy - glad you are feeling better- and Suzette is home - bet she is happy no more hospital!
Mostly-Hemlock is in full flower
Didn't even know what it was, since we had none last year.RS- Rose of sharon are nice-I have to fence mine in as the deer here will even eat these! How is the bloodmeal working for you?
Drew - congrats on shed- can't believe the hoops you had to go through to get one.
Happy birthday Paul and many more! Pictures of the new ride soon? And coworker sleeping on the job too
RNG - never had much luck with HF tarps - some of them had holes when I unpackaged them...Hope you have better luck.
Stay safe and be well,
riptides
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Hello all....been a while.
46 heading to lower 70's today. Maybe the grass will finally slow down. Just cut it again yesterday. Just a swath in the middle pasture remains.
My job took me away for a while. Then some bad family events and they got mixed in with the supply chain woes of today. While on a trip out west we had an accident with our big truck and horse trailer. Truck totaled, trailer - goose neck avoided serious damages. It was a high five figures event. I am sure you all have seen the issues with truck availability and prices. The good news is, we got serious cash for our totaled truck. The bad news, at the time, try finding one. And then try getting a gooseneck living quarters trailed hauled across the country. It worked out, but now someone has a bigger, fancier truck. More truck, cannot be bad right?
On the farm front, the SO maintained all very well and managed to gain a few more customers for her business. I heard yesterday, the IRS finally got her monies into her account. Wow. I know they are overloaded, but just....wow.
I'll be back to lurking for a while, trying to catch up. And my SO has another project in the mix, she would like to convert an old dairy building into livable space. I will be asking for lots of advice on that as the building is built like a bank vault and concrete work will have to be involved.
Hope all are well, safe and healthy as can be.
Oh, next month, one year since we started our drain field/septic replacement. Still not in. My local and state government need some fixing with rules and regulations. The experience and monies involved have been another major issue. I actually had to demolish a building on the planned site just to recoup space.
Have a great day and better weekend. Remember.....be careful and hug your loved ones.
46 heading to lower 70's today. Maybe the grass will finally slow down. Just cut it again yesterday. Just a swath in the middle pasture remains.
My job took me away for a while. Then some bad family events and they got mixed in with the supply chain woes of today. While on a trip out west we had an accident with our big truck and horse trailer. Truck totaled, trailer - goose neck avoided serious damages. It was a high five figures event. I am sure you all have seen the issues with truck availability and prices. The good news is, we got serious cash for our totaled truck. The bad news, at the time, try finding one. And then try getting a gooseneck living quarters trailed hauled across the country. It worked out, but now someone has a bigger, fancier truck. More truck, cannot be bad right?
On the farm front, the SO maintained all very well and managed to gain a few more customers for her business. I heard yesterday, the IRS finally got her monies into her account. Wow. I know they are overloaded, but just....wow.
I'll be back to lurking for a while, trying to catch up. And my SO has another project in the mix, she would like to convert an old dairy building into livable space. I will be asking for lots of advice on that as the building is built like a bank vault and concrete work will have to be involved.
Hope all are well, safe and healthy as can be.
Oh, next month, one year since we started our drain field/septic replacement. Still not in. My local and state government need some fixing with rules and regulations. The experience and monies involved have been another major issue. I actually had to demolish a building on the planned site just to recoup space.
Have a great day and better weekend. Remember.....be careful and hug your loved ones.
daugen
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nice to hear from you Rip.
Hope you leave all bad stuff behind, healing for family
dairy barn into livable space. This should be interesting.
Hope you leave all bad stuff behind, healing for family
dairy barn into livable space. This should be interesting.
txdon
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Good morning! 67˚F only heading to the upper 70s with clouds and rain. So far this morning 1/2" rain! The earth worms had scrambled to higher ground - the patio - so I washed them back in the yard, must have been several hundreds.
No more leaking oil on the truck. Even though they said they said everything was tight and they just had to wipe the spilled oil off, I think they tightened something.
Happy birthday Popgadget!
Roy, Margeaux's reaction to having your wife back is priceless.
Rip, looking forward to the conversion pics. This will be fun, thanks for taking us along on the adventure.
Bird we are squeezing the rain out of the clouds pretty good down here and my not have any to spare, sorry.
I ordered a bulk of pepperoni blend spice so I can share with my 50 new friends in the plant-based group at the next monthly meeting.
Now that the garden club has allowed this new group they will get more members who will pay the $15 a year for the membership but they will also be expected to add a plant based option to their yearly gala.
Got an Emil from the leader of the planet-based group who noticed our cell phones had a Houston area code and asked if we knew a Dr. Montgomery. Well, of course, we have eaten in his plant based restaurant in Houston that was connected to his cardiology office.
No more leaking oil on the truck. Even though they said they said everything was tight and they just had to wipe the spilled oil off, I think they tightened something.
Happy birthday Popgadget!
Roy, Margeaux's reaction to having your wife back is priceless.
Rip, looking forward to the conversion pics. This will be fun, thanks for taking us along on the adventure.
Bird we are squeezing the rain out of the clouds pretty good down here and my not have any to spare, sorry.
I ordered a bulk of pepperoni blend spice so I can share with my 50 new friends in the plant-based group at the next monthly meeting.
Now that the garden club has allowed this new group they will get more members who will pay the $15 a year for the membership but they will also be expected to add a plant based option to their yearly gala.
Got an Emil from the leader of the planet-based group who noticed our cell phones had a Houston area code and asked if we knew a Dr. Montgomery. Well, of course, we have eaten in his plant based restaurant in Houston that was connected to his cardiology office.
RedNeckGeek
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That sounds like the missing ingredient I've been looking for on my plant based pizzas, Don. Mind sharing where you get it?
txdon
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That sounds like the missing ingredient I've been looking for on my plant based pizzas, Don. Mind sharing where you get it?
The spice is actually a deep red color, I think the Pic is just to show the sizes.
txdon
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68°F and 3.12 inches rain.
Off to Kona to pick up my new Mule this morning.
Guys won H&F, just by a moderate score. Stuffed salmon was excellent, the PUDC delicious. All in all a very nice anniversary day.
Prayers for all
Be safe
Have a great day
Off to Kona to pick up my new Mule this morning.
Guys won H&F, just by a moderate score. Stuffed salmon was excellent, the PUDC delicious. All in all a very nice anniversary day.
Prayers for all
Be safe
Have a great day
buckeyefarmer
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Sitting in stopped traffic in TN for an accident ahead, waze says over an hour wait.
RedNeckGeek
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Thanks, Don! Really nice selection of SOS spice blends.
One of their stores is only 45 minutes south of here, but unfortunately they only offer pickup. It would be interesting to visit with a counter person that actually cooked with their spices!
One of their stores is only 45 minutes south of here, but unfortunately they only offer pickup. It would be interesting to visit with a counter person that actually cooked with their spices!
txdon
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Good question, but I did not ask since the only choice was the above 65 years old vaccine or regular dose below 65. Whenever I got the flu after a vaccination it was always the one that was not included in the jab.
Alien
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Yay! one job less for Dougie to do... I bought a Ryobi battery chainsaw (small one) and my wife loves it. She spent the afternoon pruning trees. Now she wants me to show her how to use the Ryobi weed wacker. Yay!
Electricians turned up yesterday and rigged the new property pole ready for the Energex mob. They will be back next week. Running new Mains to the house, new Barn site and the bore pump shed. Lots happening.
Ordered about $800 worth of timber for jobs around the house. Hard to get exactly what I really wanted so have to make do.
Electricians turned up yesterday and rigged the new property pole ready for the Energex mob. They will be back next week. Running new Mains to the house, new Barn site and the bore pump shed. Lots happening.
Ordered about $800 worth of timber for jobs around the house. Hard to get exactly what I really wanted so have to make do.
pennwalk
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Finished up all the mowing today, It was a beautiful afternoon but I was a little tired because I woke up at 4 and couldn't get back to sleep. Hard to appreciate the day when you are dragging. Monday I will have to start over mowing. There are a couple of trees down at the farm but I generally stay away from the chain saw if I am tired.
While we were in Maine I was using the Milwaukee chainsaw to cut up a downed spruce tree. I had a 5 amp hour battery in the saw and it shut down. I wondered if it got too hot. I was working the saw. When I put it on the charger it still had half its charge.
RNG I want to learn to weld but I haven't gotten around to signing up for night classes at the VoTech. but I'm not dead yet.
Chris
While we were in Maine I was using the Milwaukee chainsaw to cut up a downed spruce tree. I had a 5 amp hour battery in the saw and it shut down. I wondered if it got too hot. I was working the saw. When I put it on the charger it still had half its charge.
RNG I want to learn to weld but I haven't gotten around to signing up for night classes at the VoTech. but I'm not dead yet.
Chris
Kyle_in_Tex
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Happy happy Anniversary David and Sophie! My wifey and I are drooling over your cake. It looks great.
Grandson falling asleep in cab tractor while you mow....pretty awesome birthday gift. Happy Birthday!
Ron, glad your jab rehab is over. I always kind of wanted an "F" style Deere mower. What belt was it you replaced?
Roy, glad your wifey is home. and doggie is happiest....hope for the best.
BEF, hope your wife's op went good.
Alien, buy her more tools.
Off today. Mowed yard last night with the Beast. Started raining about the time we get up. Got 1.13" needed it. Did a transmission flush on the Malibu, took 9.75 quarts. 90,000 miles. Sprayed ant beds. Bigger tractor's front tire was almost totally flat. 11.2 -24 sized R1 looks like a decent replacement can be had for $277/ea
Carlisle CSL24 R-1 Farm Tire - 11.2-24 LRC/6ply - Walmart.com
A very popular classmate of mine got killed in a motorcycle accident yesterday morning near Cassville Missouri. Very tough on everyone to lose someone so suddenly.
Don, the LEO's might sniff that package of spice if they pull you over....LOL.
Still teaching daughter to drive. Need bumper sticker: Student Driver..............Nervous Dad
Drew is right, JIT doesn't work when logistics break down. Just like we need stable, rotating dynamos for power generation.
Prayers for all those in need and our country.
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The race bike is finally headed north!
Tonight is the first time it has felt real
Tonight is the first time it has felt real
buckeyefarmer
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Paul, happy birthday. Good helper.
Rip, good to hear from you. Sorry about accident.
Kyle, sorry about friend.
Made it to our destination safely. While no fun sitting in backup for over an hour, better than being in the accident. I heard 2 medivac copters came. By time we got moving and to the site everything was cleaned up and gone.
Rip, good to hear from you. Sorry about accident.
Kyle, sorry about friend.
Made it to our destination safely. While no fun sitting in backup for over an hour, better than being in the accident. I heard 2 medivac copters came. By time we got moving and to the site everything was cleaned up and gone.
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Just over 4 hours round trip and Mule is home. Neighbor’s trailer was perfect, Ridgeline towed it well.
Neighbor had other commitments so unable to ride along
. He did have me pick him up on return to help unload. Very helpful 
Dealer loaded it up, tied it down
Got the windshield installed and a test drive
Neighbor had other commitments so unable to ride along
. He did have me pick him up on return to help unload. Very helpful Dealer loaded it up, tied it down
Got the windshield installed and a test drive
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