That front is heading our way now. Taking a quick break, and listening to the thunder rolling in.Woke to strong storms @ an hour ago. They've passed through. On their way East toward Lake Michigan now.
Catch up needs to wait. I need more
Catch Yaz later as @Wonderer67 would say
They look like cool whip
I hadn't thought of that. But they do!
No advance mention of severe storms that I could find. But the thunder and lightning woke me and I checked the phone to find all sorts of warnings and watches for severe weather. The storm passed in @ 1hr. I was spared any damage and power outages that hit all around me.
Oh, Lili... don't encourage him.Put a bullseye on it for me!
You said "wet weekend."
Mine is a week away.
ahem
That's my fear. I'm not a lasik candidate. Insurance won't help w/ the cataract surgery w/o cloudy lenses. I have strong allergic reactions now to plastics. By the time I need the surgery, will I tolerate the lenses?
I put the Wat Fund Jar on the counter just in caseAre you gonna need bail?
"Blackberry flashmob!"
I'm slower these days... I'll drive the getaway car. 
Can confirm.
The computer is fine. But for an hour a day I need to strap into a therapy device. Of course it takes almost a half hour to get into the dang thing. Far less to get out.What happened to your computer?
Poor baby! I hate tummy issues. Hope she feels better soon.
Sounds like a busy but fulfilling day, B2
They may need the School of Hard Knocks and some Growing Up. You can only help with one of those... the other you can fertilize and water but they need to do the rest.
Oh, that poor patient. Not for the IV - thankful you were able to get a line started. But the rest of what they had going on.
Makes me giddy.
I love how much fun you're having on this trip!! My mom was like that. When she passed I rounded them all up and donated the ones in good condition or still unopened in their packaging.
Cautionary Tale: "She said she was a nurse, so I just let her do it."This sort of grosses me out, but I have such a thing for nurses, I’d be like, “ok.”
It's not easy - good job scaling back even a little bit. Do you have a long-term goal? I've found that coffee is something best tapered down very slowly to be successful.
Then this one will likely deliver a nice but not overwhelming bit of precipitation.Lots of projects planned for the day here. Maybe some rain coming too!
We need it right now!
With a big, wonky heart in the center
Yes Ma'am, they can't take away ones knowledge...
Do. It. It's the weekend... nappetizers are definitely on the menu!
Isn't that a kick in the pants?
Allot if the reason I retired. To much buracracy. Hang in there Boat
Hope everyone is having a great weekendDo. It. It's the weekend... nappetizers are definitely on the menu!
Isn't that a kick in the pants?
You freeze the berries to break them down then add 2lb of a bottle of whisky and up to 1lb of sugar subject to how sweet the berries are. Start with a half of sugar…. Set aside for 6 month then run off and filter… you can use the the berries in a pudding after.
Work is overrated!
Missed you!!
New Recipe just dropped
^^ Underrated post
Enjoy the show
I am the same. I have my degree and postgrad diploma. The rest can be taken away or relinquished. I have given up a couple as I don’t practice in them any longer
. This is the most embarrassing thing you can do as a tanker…
Sounds like a roller coaster of a day that ended on a positive note. Was fun to read, too.Well, I did it… I threw track (hangs head in shame).
However, I told a bunch of my old army buddies and they absolutely gave me the business.
A guy who not a great soldier, Ryman (not real name) who was in our troop, broke track on a road in west Baghdad and of course they all broke my balls and compared me to him. But it was also a good catchup with a buncha guys who are some of the best cavalrymen I’d ever served with.
Well, I did it… I threw track (hangs head in shame).
But it wasn’t bad. I just had to get it raised up in the air (2x6s and dig the front and loader up so the track was free.) Then un-tension it, used a breaker bar to get it back on the drive sprocket and return roller and then re-tensioned it. Lost about 2.5 hours worth of work, but just abt got everything done I wanted to.
Cleared some open space for hunting, blazed a bunch of trails, pulled out a fuckton of logs for firewood. So a success regardless.
However, I told a bunch of my old army buddies and they absolutely gave me the business.
A guy who not a great soldier, Ryman (not real name) who was in our troop, broke track on a road in west Baghdad and of course they all broke my balls and compared me to him. But it was also a good catchup with a buncha guys who are some of the best cavalrymen I’d ever served with.
And now onto a late dinner.
