Thanks RRRanchRoper wrote: ↑Fri Dec 11, 2020 3:45 pmHeal up soon!dasmoeturhead wrote: ↑Fri Dec 11, 2020 2:28 pmThanks Larry, I'm taking it easy for now. I have a lot to do. Took the dog for a ride this morning in the SXS. We were out running some country roads next to Boone lake.
Site seems to be OK. Load issue should be resolved now.
Our Morning Coffee and Weather
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47 on its way to 67 later today ..... slight chance of rain moving in later today .... first order of the day is getting 4 lbs of beef into the dehydrator .... while its drying, I hope to get a couple of minor electrical issues with our camper taken care of .... sausage, eggs and Folgers have come and gone .... watching Silverado
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Cold cloudy and still snow on the ground from yesterday. About 10 outside might make it to 30.
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Overcast and 64° this morning around 6 a.m. Cereal and coffee for breakfast. Got a bit of work to do on an old Martin sax. The client is a cheap ass and I usually spend more time trying to make it right without using a lot of new pads. One of these days I'll more than likely fire him
. I've actually fired three customers in the years I've been doing this and don't regret it a bit.
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Easy Saturday today. Eggs sausage and grits and a Henry mug of coffee done and later changing the oil on wife's vehicle. High in 60's today!
Big evening plan was to watch the rival Va. Tech/ UVa game on the tube. ALWAYS had been on a local station with ESPN help but not this year.
Greedy ACC puts it on their network where most fans can't or don't want to pay for another network just to watch college football.
Think next year just SEC ball for me to watch! Big slap in face to all Va. college football fans!
Big evening plan was to watch the rival Va. Tech/ UVa game on the tube. ALWAYS had been on a local station with ESPN help but not this year.
Greedy ACC puts it on their network where most fans can't or don't want to pay for another network just to watch college football.
Think next year just SEC ball for me to watch! Big slap in face to all Va. college football fans!
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Come on Jake...put the good stuff on it and call it Christmas!!Shakey Jake wrote: ↑Sat Dec 12, 2020 9:57 amOvercast and 64° this morning around 6 a.m. Cereal and coffee for breakfast. Got a bit of work to do on an old Martin sax. The client is a cheap ass and I usually spend more time trying to make it right without using a lot of new pads. One of these days I'll more than likely fire him. I've actually fired three customers in the years I've been doing this and don't regret it a bit.
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Coffee and wait for it...........(Change of diet),.....Farnell's Old Time Sausage.
and a banana.
Overcast and windy today with a chance of wet snow.
Guess Indian Summer is over.
We're having work done on daughter in laws vehicle and will take it back today.
Cracked intake manifold.
Also she needs a printer for her work at home so Carol is giving her an extra one from her business.
Also taking my old computer to my Grandson for his school at home work.
He'll be thrilled as he's used it for years playing video games whenever they came down.
Still a pretty good unit. HP Pavilion All In One. Only eight years old.
The computer I mean, he's sixteen.
and a banana.
Overcast and windy today with a chance of wet snow.
We're having work done on daughter in laws vehicle and will take it back today.
Cracked intake manifold.
Also she needs a printer for her work at home so Carol is giving her an extra one from her business.
Also taking my old computer to my Grandson for his school at home work.
He'll be thrilled as he's used it for years playing video games whenever they came down.
Still a pretty good unit. HP Pavilion All In One. Only eight years old.
The computer I mean, he's sixteen.
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27 heading to 30 with a dry day expected. Yesterday’s snow was only a skiff but was the perfect temperature to make the roads slick. Stayed home all day but made a trip to our little town three miles up the road. The road was a sheet of ice, surprised me. 1-2 inches of snow forecasted for tomorrow with some more substantial storms predicted for this coming week.
Yesterday I was a double loser. Mrs. hatchdog remembered we had planned on cleaning/reorganizing the basement so we did. My extension rings arrived and while they moved my scope back from where the front bell was hitting the ring the dam bottom of the bell hit the mount for a net gain of about an eighth inch. They are medium height but look more like low rings to me. Back to the drawing board.
Gonna split some kindling this morning and watch the Washington State Cougars play football at 1:00. Go Cougs..
Yesterday I was a double loser. Mrs. hatchdog remembered we had planned on cleaning/reorganizing the basement so we did. My extension rings arrived and while they moved my scope back from where the front bell was hitting the ring the dam bottom of the bell hit the mount for a net gain of about an eighth inch. They are medium height but look more like low rings to me. Back to the drawing board.
Gonna split some kindling this morning and watch the Washington State Cougars play football at 1:00. Go Cougs..
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Rain all day. Going to try to hang the last kayak today as I got distracted last week with new tool boxes. Need to finish at least one project before I get distracted again. I have 2 analog tvs I need to get rid of. I heard Best Buy will take them for recycle for a fee. Any other ideas?
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Our county has a recycle center but you have to pay a small fee to recycle electronics.
Just came back for our favorite BBQ to get take out. It's about five miles away from home.
Just East of it Amazon is building a Fullfillment Center. Ten acres under roof.
Fedex next door is tripling their size I suppose to meet their needs.
Still, we live out in the sticks but they are just five miles away.
Just came back for our favorite BBQ to get take out. It's about five miles away from home.
Just East of it Amazon is building a Fullfillment Center. Ten acres under roof.
Fedex next door is tripling their size I suppose to meet their needs.
Still, we live out in the sticks but they are just five miles away.
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Had planned a trip to the range today with the BP rifle but after going to town this morning with the wife and running some errands, ran out of time. Afternoon daylight disappears quick this time of year. 18F today, looks like around 12F tomorrow.
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We know how much you like those town trips
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Alberta goes into lockdown tomorrow for 4 weeks so we had breakfast at our local restaurant...Cowboy Channel carries the 2020 National Finals Rodeo for 10 nights starting Monday, they just wrapped it up live today in Texas. Watched some of the tailgate party coverage, looks like they had a big crowd. Great to see. BBQ's in the Forth Worth stockyards, live entertainment...watched a bunch of the pre-shows and post shows, but the live rodeo was not carried by the CC in Canada for some reason. At least get to see it this week....they have had it in Vegas for many years but with the flu stuff the city of Vegas would not let them have spectators so the PRCA pulled it out and put it up for bid to other cities. Was held in big outdoor stadium in Arlington TX.
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5 deg here this am and headed for maybe 34. Snowed again overnight. Im not to anxious to get out there a shovel any either.
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our long forecasted warming trend has arrived .... sadly, it appears that it will not last into tomorrow so today will be busy .... currently 55 on its way to 68 later today, rain is supposed to move in overnight .... sausage, eggs and Folgers
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Cold front moving in causing thunderstorms this morning. It was about 60° earlier when I walked the dogs. Breakfast was bacon, eggs, toast, a couple of tamales, and coffee.
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5f here and got some snow. Good day to reload some 45 Colt.
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Today is going to be a beautiful, sunny, and warm day in CT with no wind and temps approaching 60.
I plan to spend some time riding my e-bike around the neighborhood. I'll likely not get another chance for quite awhile. I've got 26 miles on it and, so far, I'm really happy that I bought it. My only regret is that I bought it in October and for Black Friday (and a week before and after) it was on sale for $400 less than I paid. Oh, well. If I had waited, today might have been the only day I'd have a chance to ride it until spring, anyway.
I just checked the oil, gassed up and started my snowblower, then sprayed the chute and blades with Rain-X. Wednesday and Thursday's weather will feature a Nor'easter projected to drop a foot or more of snow on my driveway. I hate snow.
I plan to spend some time riding my e-bike around the neighborhood. I'll likely not get another chance for quite awhile. I've got 26 miles on it and, so far, I'm really happy that I bought it. My only regret is that I bought it in October and for Black Friday (and a week before and after) it was on sale for $400 less than I paid. Oh, well. If I had waited, today might have been the only day I'd have a chance to ride it until spring, anyway.
I just checked the oil, gassed up and started my snowblower, then sprayed the chute and blades with Rain-X. Wednesday and Thursday's weather will feature a Nor'easter projected to drop a foot or more of snow on my driveway. I hate snow.
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Rain today. Rain tomorrow. Rain for the next nine days.
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Overcast, 24 and windy.
Church was cold this AM. Not heating much due to covid. Probably 45 in there.
Eggs, fried potatoes, toast , and smoked salmon for breakfast after church.
Coffee with Baily's to help me warm up.
Church was cold this AM. Not heating much due to covid. Probably 45 in there.
Eggs, fried potatoes, toast , and smoked salmon for breakfast after church.
Coffee with Baily's to help me warm up.
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