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Continuning Prayer for you and wife.
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Good Morning and Happy April Fool's Day on a MONDAY this year!
The weather is no joke. Cloudy and 72f and may get to high 80's today. No rain predicted but looks like that may change. Running to Lowe's this morning and stopping by Whataburger for a couple breakfast sausage biscuits.
Hope everyone has a good productive day! Prayers for everyone here and our Nation!
The weather is no joke. Cloudy and 72f and may get to high 80's today. No rain predicted but looks like that may change. Running to Lowe's this morning and stopping by Whataburger for a couple breakfast sausage biscuits.
Hope everyone has a good productive day! Prayers for everyone here and our Nation!
buckeyefarmer
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So this is a Microsoft April fools prank my computer is doing.
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Me either, that's why I initially ID'd them as hawthorne. Honey locusts, I thought I knew well - and cut/burn excellent. Maybe female vs male? These might be black locust. either way - dang!
Honey Locust, Menacing Thorns Protecting a Sweet Treat - Eat The Planet
Honey Locust (Gleditsia triacanthos), is a deciduous tree and a member of the bean/pea family. It bears long seed filled pods in fall, of which the pulp is sweet and edible. Also commonly known as a thorny locust, this native American tree glows golden in the fall, but bears a menacing array of...
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buckeyefarmer
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It’s not Not black locust, not honey locust like I’ve seenMe either, that's why I initially ID'd them as hawthorne. Honey locusts, I thought I knew well - and cut/burn excellent. Maybe female vs male? These might be black locust. either way - dang!
Honey Locust, Menacing Thorns Protecting a Sweet Treat - Eat The Planet
Honey Locust (Gleditsia triacanthos), is a deciduous tree and a member of the bean/pea family. It bears long seed filled pods in fall, of which the pulp is sweet and edible. Also commonly known as a thorny locust, this native American tree glows golden in the fall, but bears a menacing array of...
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Here's a whole search page full of pics. Whatever they are, they are danger to my truck and tractor tires, too.
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txdon
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The president of the Pickleball Club sent out a bunch of controversial rule changes and at the bottom said remember what day it is. It was not funny to my wife who is taking classes and did not see the disclaimer until I pointed it out. They will probably get a lot of e-mails from disgruntled members, That will show them.
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It'll sure show them which one's didn't read it all and can't take a joke.
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This is great advice in my opinion!
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Good Morning!!!! 60F @ 9:30AM. Plentiful sunshine. High 74F. Winds NW at 10 to 15 mph.
There wasn't any rain in yesterday's forecast, but almost as soon as I dropped the rear gate on the trailer to start loading it, here it came. Just a sprinkle, though. Big floor jack and smallish pallet jack, the GMA, GTA welders and plasma cutter cart, the log splitter, a big box of wood scraps, a smaller box of metal drops, an electric jack hammer, and probably some other stuff I forgot. Before that I got enough pallet shelving loaded in the van to make a 4'x8'x16' rack. I weighed the pieces and ended up with half a ton. Plenty of room on the stack for boxes, many of which I filled after the trailer was loaded. Still room in the trailer for some boxes, too.
Headed into town this morning to run errands, then hope to finish up the baseboards in the master bedroom. And that should also finish up the day.
Happy April Fools...
There wasn't any rain in yesterday's forecast, but almost as soon as I dropped the rear gate on the trailer to start loading it, here it came. Just a sprinkle, though. Big floor jack and smallish pallet jack, the GMA, GTA welders and plasma cutter cart, the log splitter, a big box of wood scraps, a smaller box of metal drops, an electric jack hammer, and probably some other stuff I forgot. Before that I got enough pallet shelving loaded in the van to make a 4'x8'x16' rack. I weighed the pieces and ended up with half a ton. Plenty of room on the stack for boxes, many of which I filled after the trailer was loaded. Still room in the trailer for some boxes, too.
Headed into town this morning to run errands, then hope to finish up the baseboards in the master bedroom. And that should also finish up the day.
Happy April Fools...