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Our Morning Coffee and Weather
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69° this morning and 86% humidity to start the day. It's going to get close to 90° by this afternoon. Welcome to the swamp!
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50's today and rain. Warmer and sunny for weekend. Tea in Roy Rogers mug.
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50's and rain. Grass is growing like crazy now. Tea time. Have a good one.
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Sixty six, looking for eighty five today.
We put a whole house fan in a window and with the shade provided by the River Birches, may be able to avoid the use of the AC this year on all but the hottest days.
We put a whole house fan in a window and with the shade provided by the River Birches, may be able to avoid the use of the AC this year on all but the hottest days.
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by the way he treats those who can do nothing for him.
I don't look back at the things I can no longer do, I just look forward to the things I still can.
by the way he treats those who can do nothing for him.
I don't look back at the things I can no longer do, I just look forward to the things I still can.
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We hit 88* yesterday, and will remain in the upper 80s for next ten days or so. Predicted to get into low 90s also. Seems a tad warm for barely mid May!
And what a reminder of a memory, Marine, as you wrote about adding your whole house fan. Early on together during the 1980s, my wife and I had a 1908 two-story Victorian-style home in northeastern KS, in which we lived over 10 years. No A/C, which was an on-going challenge especially for our daughters. During those 10 years, we also experienced a two-year drought cycle with excessive heat pushing that drought along. I'll never forgot seeing dust storms head our way from the central KS plains. Anyway, I finally installed a 40" whole house fan in the ceiling at the top of the stairs by our three bedrooms. Made a great difference, and along with the tiny gnats drawn in by the fan, they and we all slept much better in somewhat cooler air!
Finally, in our 10th year at that house I bought a 4-ton A/C and all the girls could say was "ahhhh." That same year I had to find another job and we sold that great home, and moved from KS to OR. Like I said, what a memory attached to hot KS weather!
Today I'm living in next-door MO, and having near 90 temps in May. Wonder what it will be like during this next August?!?
And what a reminder of a memory, Marine, as you wrote about adding your whole house fan. Early on together during the 1980s, my wife and I had a 1908 two-story Victorian-style home in northeastern KS, in which we lived over 10 years. No A/C, which was an on-going challenge especially for our daughters. During those 10 years, we also experienced a two-year drought cycle with excessive heat pushing that drought along. I'll never forgot seeing dust storms head our way from the central KS plains. Anyway, I finally installed a 40" whole house fan in the ceiling at the top of the stairs by our three bedrooms. Made a great difference, and along with the tiny gnats drawn in by the fan, they and we all slept much better in somewhat cooler air!
Finally, in our 10th year at that house I bought a 4-ton A/C and all the girls could say was "ahhhh." That same year I had to find another job and we sold that great home, and moved from KS to OR. Like I said, what a memory attached to hot KS weather!
Today I'm living in next-door MO, and having near 90 temps in May. Wonder what it will be like during this next August?!?
BrokenolMarine wrote:Sixty six, looking for eighty five today.
We put a whole house fan in a window and with the shade provided by the River Birches, may be able to avoid the use of the AC this year on all but the hottest days.
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That's a great Avatar, RR!RanchRoper wrote:50's today and rain. Warmer and sunny for weekend. Tea in Roy Rogers mug.
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When I left the Corps in 1990, I rented for a year, then bought a brand new small house on a one acre lot. It didn't have central air and the window unit was not energy efficient back then. You could see the electric company meter go into turbo mode. We put a whole house fan in the attic, and a spacer block in the pull down stairs. Crack all the windows a couple inches and turn on the fan and that nine hundred eighty square foot house cooled right down.
A few years later, we bought the small farm we own now... sixteen hundred square feet, central air, fifteen acres... nice and quiet. But once again, I'm adding the fan, as much for fresh air as to save a buck.
A few years later, we bought the small farm we own now... sixteen hundred square feet, central air, fifteen acres... nice and quiet. But once again, I'm adding the fan, as much for fresh air as to save a buck.
You can tell a lot about the character of a man...
by the way he treats those who can do nothing for him.
I don't look back at the things I can no longer do, I just look forward to the things I still can.
by the way he treats those who can do nothing for him.
I don't look back at the things I can no longer do, I just look forward to the things I still can.
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Haha, thanks. It was time for a change. My wife caught me on way to range last week. She's always prowling around with her camera. It was a good day, just back from morning ride and off to shoot my Henry. 
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73° and 93% humidity this morning. Take a shower just by walking outside! Hope everyone does something nice for your ladies on Mother's Day.
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Worked around home all weekend. Lawns all cut, picked up all the mess left behind from plowing snow and drifts left lots of debris too. 70F both days. Horses were out on grass for a bit too.
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53 f going to 75 today.
Coffee with plain Jane this morning.
I hope the weekend was good. I spent plenty of time with my mother yesterday. I hope you did too Jake. I got a few things moved around out there, got a few machines started.
Enjoy your day.
Coffee with plain Jane this morning.
I hope the weekend was good. I spent plenty of time with my mother yesterday. I hope you did too Jake. I got a few things moved around out there, got a few machines started.
Enjoy your day.
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70's this week. Tea in go cup. In the episode of Westworld last night the main character packed an 1860 Henry the whole time. Dispatched a few bad guys with it too. Plus it was loaded you could see the cartridges in the tube.
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65 going to 70. Raining now and a Thunderstorm brewing.
Coffee in the Henry mug.
Enjoy your day.
Coffee in the Henry mug.
Enjoy your day.
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70's today. Rain tomorrow then nice on weekend again. Good cuz I'm gonna shred some targets!
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60 going to 70 f.
Coffee in the NRA mug.
Enjoy your day.
Coffee in the NRA mug.
Enjoy your day.
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Sixty eight now, looking for seventy seven today. Same for the next couple days. Thunderstorms predicted to continue thru the weekend as they have been for the last three days. To be expected. Our annual charity kayak fishing tournament is this weekend. Miss T was the tournament's director for five or six years until my health issues became more of a focus. It has rained nearly every year... and usually turns cold.
This hasn't affected the attendance, the tournament sells out, all 175 slots, in less than 48 hours. Usually closer to 24.
It's not about the prizes, or the trophies. It's about the food, the friends, the fishing, and the positive attitude.
It's not about the prizes, or the trophies. It's about the food, the friends, the fishing, and the positive attitude.
You can tell a lot about the character of a man...
by the way he treats those who can do nothing for him.
I don't look back at the things I can no longer do, I just look forward to the things I still can.
by the way he treats those who can do nothing for him.
I don't look back at the things I can no longer do, I just look forward to the things I still can.
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Having a cup of evening coffee, looking forward to the royal wedding. They picked a good date to get married, it's our 12th anniversary tomorrow!
Range time with the girls in the morning, ball game with our little guy, then work
Range time with the girls in the morning, ball game with our little guy, then work
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Happy Twelfth anniversary, Dahlia! May you have another three or four dozen! I hope you enjoy every minute.Dahliathemeh wrote:... it's our 12th anniversary!
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Happy anniversary!
Its been a rainy couple of days here. Good to see it. Makes good grass. Branding time starts this week!
Its been a rainy couple of days here. Good to see it. Makes good grass. Branding time starts this week!
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Another happy anniversary. We finally received more than a sprinkle this month.
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