Buppies
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Nice picture wngsprd
Good morning!!!!
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wngsprd
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Looks like springs didn't post...trying again...
riptides
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48 outside, heading to 70 today. Yes, your read that right.
Cloudy, horse care and fence lines are the orders of the day while we move the herds to winter pastures. LOL. That means removing t-posts and letting them on to greener pastures. No round up, move 'em out, cowboy stuff. More like suburban man meets big fields.
Weekend went well, xMas party was a blast. Awesome food. Met quite a lot of future business, if we need it.
Kids all back where they should be, one drove almost 15 hours straight to get back to "home". Not sure if she is going to stay there, or move elsewhere. Still talks about being really out west. Hey, whatever makes them happy.
Time to get back to work on the firewood stacks. I just saw a flurry prediction for Wednesday. The weather is swinging back and forth from warm to cold more so than my body is able to keep up. LOL.
Hope all have a great start to the work week. Be safe.
Cloudy, horse care and fence lines are the orders of the day while we move the herds to winter pastures. LOL. That means removing t-posts and letting them on to greener pastures. No round up, move 'em out, cowboy stuff. More like suburban man meets big fields.
Weekend went well, xMas party was a blast. Awesome food. Met quite a lot of future business, if we need it.
Kids all back where they should be, one drove almost 15 hours straight to get back to "home". Not sure if she is going to stay there, or move elsewhere. Still talks about being really out west. Hey, whatever makes them happy.
Time to get back to work on the firewood stacks. I just saw a flurry prediction for Wednesday. The weather is swinging back and forth from warm to cold more so than my body is able to keep up. LOL.
Hope all have a great start to the work week. Be safe.
txdon
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Wngsprd, the spring pic posted along with the attached file which does not work.
buckeyefarmer
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Ron, control freaks can only think of “me”, which I guess is from jealousy. We go thru that with a certain relative, it’s very stressful cause you never know when an incident might happen.
txdon
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Good morning! 64˚F. A cold front will be here in an hour keeping the temps in the 50s all day with a chance of rain at 7am.
Gray2 is doing poorly and is getting lots of loving attention.
Store run and a garden run. The 3 different kales, broccoli (lower left), and cilantro (top of garden) have had a growing spurt.
Only about half of the beets sprouted (far right along the irrigation hose) but the seeds were over a year old.
Gray2 is doing poorly and is getting lots of loving attention.
Store run and a garden run. The 3 different kales, broccoli (lower left), and cilantro (top of garden) have had a growing spurt.
Only about half of the beets sprouted (far right along the irrigation hose) but the seeds were over a year old.
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riptides
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Wow. That looks yummy. Think I will have some for dinner tonight. LOL. The kale.
Green Acres Homestead
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From the coach and on the deck, this mornings sun rise didn’t disappoint. Thank you to whoever is responsible for this blessing. The best part of the day for sure but I’m careful not to let the day go down hill by turning on the boob tube and watching what they call news.
RedNeckGeek
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Good Morning. 44F @ 4:30AM. Overcast. High near 50F. Winds light and variable.
We may get a shower or two overnight tonight, and another Thursday. Starting Sunday, though, there's rain in the forecast every day through Wednesday. And cooler, more wintry temperatures. It's about time!
FWIW, Drew, I found this 7.2V battery for "select Ariens EFI snowblowers". Not sure it's the one you need or not, but at least one reviewer is also complaining that it seems to be unavailable. I also found that the Ariens website has parts diagrams for their snowblowers. This page has a form where you can insert the serial number from your blower and it'll bring up the parts diagrams for it. Then you can search for battery, and it should bring up a diagram for the battery. And that might give you a clue as to where it's located. Happy hunting. Same on the cars. They're a little big to fit under your Christmas tree, though...
Could'a used a shop vac or a piece of duct tape to snag that apple...
The Holidaze seem to bring out the worst in family drama. Hope everyone makes it through to the new year without too much of it. I have a friend who's sister has advanced pancreatic cancer, and she's not doing well. The family is divided on the treatment choices being made, which is hard on my friend. Seems like the winter weather makes such situations even worse, and not just for the patients, either.
Very colorful flags, Gary. I hope you're better at disassembling pallets than I've been. I end up breaking or splitting most of the boards before they come off. Hope you can get going again on the tractor project once the new year gets started.
Wrote a big check for property taxes yesterday, and it was only the first of two installments. Still, I'm lucky I have a property on which I have to pay taxes. I could be living out of a car or trailer like so many other fire victims are still doing.
I listened to my only PFM album yesterday, Paul, "The World Became The World". Definitely a progressive sound with synthesizers, electric guitars, etc., but the operatic singing was pretty odd. I was kinda glad the album was over after only four very long tracks. Definitely an ear worm free experience.
Got a good start on the bag brackets yesterday. Lots of cutting/welding/fitting, and even some redoing. Maybe half way done on one side. Then I'll need to make a mirror image of it for the other side, but it should be easier the second time around. Since the sun was out, the inverters were going full blast and helping take the chill off the garage. I might have to fire up the propane header on this cloudy day.
Hope everyone's week gets off to a great start!
We may get a shower or two overnight tonight, and another Thursday. Starting Sunday, though, there's rain in the forecast every day through Wednesday. And cooler, more wintry temperatures. It's about time!
FWIW, Drew, I found this 7.2V battery for "select Ariens EFI snowblowers". Not sure it's the one you need or not, but at least one reviewer is also complaining that it seems to be unavailable. I also found that the Ariens website has parts diagrams for their snowblowers. This page has a form where you can insert the serial number from your blower and it'll bring up the parts diagrams for it. Then you can search for battery, and it should bring up a diagram for the battery. And that might give you a clue as to where it's located. Happy hunting. Same on the cars. They're a little big to fit under your Christmas tree, though...
Could'a used a shop vac or a piece of duct tape to snag that apple...The Holidaze seem to bring out the worst in family drama. Hope everyone makes it through to the new year without too much of it. I have a friend who's sister has advanced pancreatic cancer, and she's not doing well. The family is divided on the treatment choices being made, which is hard on my friend. Seems like the winter weather makes such situations even worse, and not just for the patients, either.
Very colorful flags, Gary. I hope you're better at disassembling pallets than I've been. I end up breaking or splitting most of the boards before they come off. Hope you can get going again on the tractor project once the new year gets started.
Wrote a big check for property taxes yesterday, and it was only the first of two installments. Still, I'm lucky I have a property on which I have to pay taxes. I could be living out of a car or trailer like so many other fire victims are still doing.
I listened to my only PFM album yesterday, Paul, "The World Became The World". Definitely a progressive sound with synthesizers, electric guitars, etc., but the operatic singing was pretty odd. I was kinda glad the album was over after only four very long tracks. Definitely an ear worm free experience.
Got a good start on the bag brackets yesterday. Lots of cutting/welding/fitting, and even some redoing. Maybe half way done on one side. Then I'll need to make a mirror image of it for the other side, but it should be easier the second time around. Since the sun was out, the inverters were going full blast and helping take the chill off the garage. I might have to fire up the propane header on this cloudy day.
Hope everyone's week gets off to a great start!
buckeyefarmer
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Been a few yrs since I hiked to that falls. Nice!!