Maybe you can jones a sedative from the SIL prior to the trip?And tomorrow I get to take the SIL to a doctors appt in the big city.
Just call me UberCrom.
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Maybe you can jones a sedative from the SIL prior to the trip?And tomorrow I get to take the SIL to a doctors appt in the big city.
Just call me UberCrom.
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Naah it works best if she takes ALL that she is supposed to take.Maybe you can jones a sedative from the SIL prior to the trip?
hahahahaNaah it works best if she takes ALL that she is supposed to take.
That is one of the largest cats I've ever seen, and I never seen one that fat alive, only in pictures.....
Must be that gut photo you took of her didn't do any justice.....She is a fatty but really not as big as she looks in the pics. She is the largest of the 3. Even her sister is smaller than she.
NIght my friend.Well it's time to hit the rack.... two jobs tomorrow, gonna be a long day......
Very slowly. The mud is all in the places I already cleared, but there are still many 6-foot drifts and one really big 10-footer, not to mention all the huge piles I made from previous clearing.Glad to hear that nasty shit is finally disappearing.
Good night. Have a better day tomorrow. Save the kisses for the misses and not the floor.Nitey nite, Dale, and everyone else. I am going to put my tired achy body under the covers now and hope it will actually get up tomorrow when Lannie wakes me.
Hahhaha.....Dropped my Pico Squeeze today. The little bottle door on the bottom went sailing somewhere....
Good thing I had bought 10 extra
Survived the trip to the big city with the SIL. Barely...
Felt like Kurt Russel...
Every route I tried to take to get out of town was fouled with accidents and such...
ESCAPE from Lexington!
UberCrom made it though.
Tomorrow I am not scheduled to take anyone anywhere.... First day in 7 days,,,
Supposed to rain too....
Beats kissing a floor.Hahhaha.....
Good to hear it wasn't that much of a nightmare.....
Indeed, Bob...no love affair with floors here.....Beats kissing a floor.
Kinda what I look like when I have to drive in any city.
The forecast you posted last night for my area said it was going to be 38 here today. It was 46. So who needs a coat?From snow to 85F in a week/and/a/half is for the birds....freezing my ass off to sweating my ass off....damn I have to find a different profession......
Other than Lannie and I, I have yet to even see, much less meet, any other vapers in this entire state.I do not know of any vapers within 10 or so miles of me.
See a few in the nearest town about 12 miles away.
lmao.....Other than Lannie and I, I have yet to even see, much less meet, any other vapers in this entire state.
Yeah, though one ache I can't quite figure out. My right knee feels like it is about to fall off -- very loose and very painful. But I do not remember impacting on it at all during that fall. I know us fossils don't have good memory, but I remember all the other spots I hit. So where does this pain come from?Still sore from the tumble?
Pretty much the same here. I did manage all the usual chores today, though nothing out of the ordinary (i.e., SSDD),How was your day, Rich?
Nothing new here, eat work sleep....repeat.
Sure is... everywhere I look.really odd weather....
SSDD (again). The thermometer said it was 49 outside today, which was warmer than forecast again, but the really weird part is that Lannie was too hot (no, not that way ). She turned off the heaters, turned on the fan, opened both doors and one window and the inside thermometer still claimed it was 78. So I guess Spring is here.How was your day, Rich?
Warm up any worth mentioning?
The sun has the intensity, but there is too much frozen earth for the air to warm---I assume?SSDD (again). The thermometer said it was 49 outside today, which was warmer than forecast again, but the really weird part is that Lannie was too hot (no, not that way ). She turned off the heaters, turned on the fan, opened both doors and one window and the inside thermometer still claimed it was 78. So I guess Spring is here.
Normally, Lannie plants seeds on the porch right about now, then the sprouts get put outside to harden off before being transplanted to the garden next month. Problem is, it is still too cold on that porch (at least at night), so likely I will have to go to a nursery next month a buy sprouts. At the moment, there is still 2-3 feet of snow in the garden, so I really doubt it will be plantable any time soon.When you you usually begin planting the garden?
Yup. It is doing a great job of warming the first couple inches because we have deep mud to walk in that is about the consistency of cow diarrhea (I'm calling it Slusharrhea) -- your boots make a sucking noise with every step and you are not sure if it will just pull your boot off. Makes it kind of hard to maintain your balance while carrying a load of hay....The sun has the intensity, but there is too much frozen earth for the air to warm---I assume?
At the moment, there is still 2-3 feet of snow in the garden, so I really doubt it will be plantable any time soon.
So much for that idea.No such luck. The roots go down 30 feet (assuming you have soil that deep).
Yeah, I remember her saying she may just use pots this year, instead of fighting that weed, whatever it was....still can't remember the name of it...Knotweed perhaps?I am not sure I am remembering this right, but Lannie said something about planting everything in pots this year and saturating the regular ground with vinegar or something to kill all the nasties.
POTS, yep...that's the newest rage anyway....One of the nasties is called Bindweed and another is called Purslane and another... (never-ending list)
I have a bunch of five gallon pails, which should be good enough with the proper soil.I have about 40 of the small black mineral lick tubs (for cows) in use already and I have about 30 of the bigger orange ones I have been saving for future use, such as Lannie's plan. We aren't buying anything fancy like the new urban garden rage bullshit requires... just practical and cheap (I get them free from a neighboring rancher).