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Our Morning Coffee and Weather
- RanchRoper
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Haven’t been to a Cracker Barrel in many years. Great place.
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- cooperhawk
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The only one in the state of Minnesoooota is less than half an hour away.RanchRoper wrote: ↑Fri Feb 05, 2021 9:11 amHaven’t been to a Cracker Barrel in many years. Great place.
Their new southern fried chicken is pretty darn good.
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It was 55 this am and now at 61 that will be the high for today with a stiff northern wind. Cheerios for breakfast with some blueberries
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- JEBar
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55 with light rain and 11 mph wind where we are camped near Willis, TX .... only supposed to get up to 56 today .... if so that's more than 20 degrees cooler than yesterday .... don't anticipate seeing folks wearing shorts and T-shirts jogging around the campground today ..
.. regular egg and sausage breakfast with plenty of Folgers .... watching the 1939 movie "Stagecoach" that stared John Wayne
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Cereal and coffee this morning. Started off about 58° and is supposed to stay about the same all day with rain off/on but light. Got a bit of repair work to do then just general goofing off!
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30 heading to 40 and I’m seeing some blue skies out there.
Nothing like you guys in Alberta, Wisconsin, Minnesota and South Dakota but we are going to get a bit of cold temps next week. Fortunately we’re looking at lows in the single digits but highs up to 30 ish. This always comes with blue skies and sun so there’s that.
I’ve got a classic Mustang that I may have a buyer for so today I’m going to take it out of winter storage, put it up on the ramps and lay down on the cold concrete floor and change the oil.
Was planning to wait for warmer temps but gotta do what I gotta do.
Nothing like you guys in Alberta, Wisconsin, Minnesota and South Dakota but we are going to get a bit of cold temps next week. Fortunately we’re looking at lows in the single digits but highs up to 30 ish. This always comes with blue skies and sun so there’s that.
I’ve got a classic Mustang that I may have a buyer for so today I’m going to take it out of winter storage, put it up on the ramps and lay down on the cold concrete floor and change the oil.
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I guess I can’t complain when it drops 20 above here.RanchRoper wrote: ↑Fri Feb 05, 2021 7:50 am18 now headed to zero tomorrow. Looks like -20 nights though. Tea time.
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RanchRoper wrote: ↑Fri Feb 05, 2021 7:50 am18 now headed to zero tomorrow. Looks like -20 nights though. Tea time.
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Hey 18 degrees C is 64 degrees F.JEBar wrote: ↑Fri Feb 05, 2021 11:50 amRanchRoper wrote: ↑Fri Feb 05, 2021 7:50 am18 now headed to zero tomorrow. Looks like -20 nights though. Tea time.
.... numbers like that make me want to move even further south ..
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- cooperhawk
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This getting old is depressing. I met my old boss at the Cracker Barrel and came home feeling
really bad for him. His Wife, Ellen suffers from dementia and in Nov. She got Covid, and then
pneumonia and another slight stroke. She had to be transported by ambulance to a hospital,
and since then they have moved her three times as the hospitals filled up. She is now in a
assisted living home costing $6000.00 a month and will never come home again.
He is starting to sell off assets to pay for it. His retirement wouldn't even pay half of it.
Carol is going to get in touch with him and make sure he understands the law and doesn't have
to lose everything.
Sad.
really bad for him. His Wife, Ellen suffers from dementia and in Nov. She got Covid, and then
pneumonia and another slight stroke. She had to be transported by ambulance to a hospital,
and since then they have moved her three times as the hospitals filled up. She is now in a
assisted living home costing $6000.00 a month and will never come home again.
He is starting to sell off assets to pay for it. His retirement wouldn't even pay half of it.
Carol is going to get in touch with him and make sure he understands the law and doesn't have
to lose everything.
Sad.
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Very sad indeed Coop and kudos to your Carol.
My 87 year old mother is showing early signs of Dimentia. Thank God that she is still able to live at home with the help from my older sister.
My 87 year old mother is showing early signs of Dimentia. Thank God that she is still able to live at home with the help from my older sister.
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My Mother was first in assisted living, then nursing home. Prices are obscene. She was on Medicare & Medicaid in the nursing home. They paid the bill $5400/ month then. After she died, Medicaid took everything she had for reimbursement.
My mistake was not putting everything in my name years earlier.
My mistake was not putting everything in my name years earlier.
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I wish a blessed day to all. Coffee up and head out.
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Lucky for me my mom was very progressive in her ideas. She had everything in both our names. I'm sorry that you didn't get anything from her estate.Grunt67 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 05, 2021 6:41 pmMy Mother was first in assisted living, then nursing home. Prices are obscene. She was on Medicare & Medicaid in the nursing home. They paid the bill $5400/ month then. After she died, Medicaid took everything she had for reimbursement.
My mistake was not putting everything in my name years earlier.
It's 53 ° here and overcast. I think it's supposed to clear up this afternoon. I haven't had breakfast yet but since there's still no kitchen I'm going to have a bowl of cereal and a banana for breakfast. Take care all.
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-10F this morning. Tea in a go cup. Spent yesterday refilling the woodshed.
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-11 last night, right now -8 with a high of a balmy 0. Forecast is sunny conditions and a wind chill of -33 and a 20 mph wind out of the NW. Headed to the big town for a gun show. Everyone stay safe, stay healthy and have a great day.
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^^^^^^^^^-10
(oops, that reference was for Ranch Roper but it works equally well for brm4450)
It’s a balmy 31 here with light snow falling. The snow isn’t supposed to amount to much and for that I’m thankful.
We get out cold snap later next week but nothing like the north central parts of the US and what RR is experiencing in Alberta.
Beautiful day yesterday sunny and 46 and I spent the bulk of it outside. Felt great.
It’s a balmy 31 here with light snow falling. The snow isn’t supposed to amount to much and for that I’m thankful.
We get out cold snap later next week but nothing like the north central parts of the US and what RR is experiencing in Alberta.
Beautiful day yesterday sunny and 46 and I spent the bulk of it outside. Felt great.
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with large area of our country in the grip of very low temps, we can't complain .... 49 this morning near Willis, TX under a partly cloudy sky .... supposed to get up to 65 later today .... they say there is a 51% chance of rain this morning, not a cloud on the weather radar .... regular breakfast with plenty of Folgers .... watching "Pursuit of the Graf Spee" that was made in 1956
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-2 this morning.
Windy and overcast as well. Not not nice. I'd say, "not kool", but it really is.
Folgers, Orio, and Honey Nut Oats. They're supposed to be good for you.
Carol has clients this morning and then we'll go out to lunch and then to Walmart
to pick up a prescription.
I know it doesn't seem right for Medicare to take possessions of a deceased relative, but
do we really want our taxes to pay for nursing homes? Think about that. Govt has never
been good running that kind of thing. Things are improving now, but think of VA hospitals
for instance.
Here's another thing, nursing home prices are so high because of govt regulations and over
sight. Not saying that is a bad thing, but it costs a lot to meet their standards.
As far as placing everything in a relatives name, there is a look back of 5 years to prevent that.
Just saying...
Windy and overcast as well. Not not nice. I'd say, "not kool", but it really is.
Folgers, Orio, and Honey Nut Oats. They're supposed to be good for you.
Carol has clients this morning and then we'll go out to lunch and then to Walmart
to pick up a prescription.
I know it doesn't seem right for Medicare to take possessions of a deceased relative, but
do we really want our taxes to pay for nursing homes? Think about that. Govt has never
been good running that kind of thing. Things are improving now, but think of VA hospitals
for instance.
Here's another thing, nursing home prices are so high because of govt regulations and over
sight. Not saying that is a bad thing, but it costs a lot to meet their standards.
As far as placing everything in a relatives name, there is a look back of 5 years to prevent that.
Just saying...
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