It would be a bitch trying to tarp a tree with cheesecloth............
Good night, Jimi. Get some good restful sleep tonight !Well I am gonna call it a night, G'night my friends
#MeTo..........Well I am gonna call it a night, G'night my friends
Good night, Dragon. You sleep well tonight.
Good night. Inspects. You have a good nights sleep and a hope your Friday goes well for you.#MeTo..........
It would be a bitch trying to tarp a tree with cheesecloth............
Prolly take a dozen men with lots of patience too.....
They have netting for cherry trees and such.They sell 40x40' sheets of cheesecloth, don't they?...........
That is what the snow drifts were for
His review style rubs some the wrong way, but no parent should have to face burying one of their offspring, especially like that. I wish I had not watched his video he made to let his followers know what was going on. I've been somewhat depressed about it ever since. Those who pray, please pray for him and his family, even if he's been a jerk to you before. No parent deserves that kind of pain.
That just sucks, Lannie, I mean all of it! I wish I could help you, but I've never had a photo bucket account. I truly hope you get logged in and save all of your pictures
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Last forecast I saw has it starting Saturday morning (in other words, after midnight tonight). It is currently 36 ºF with wind of 30 mph gusting to 40 mph (chill index, therefore, is 21 ºF) and it is raining like hell. Drop the temp a few more degrees and turn that rain to snow and we'll have a foot before you know it.
Before long HI will be homeHey all, hope everyone is keeping on and vaping well
We planted for kratom saplings before we left the island, will be home next week. Am visiting new grandson in California for a few days
What the hell causes all that continual wind in your area?
Several things: there is nothing to block or deflect it (no mountains or really tall forests - we are open prairie, flat or low rolling hills), the jet stream is almost always close by, which drags the low pressure centers through here (or just north or just south of us), which in turn drags frontal systems or lines of instability (like a line of thunderstorms), etc., etc. ad naseum...
That depends on the type of tree, the type of soil, the temperature variations through the year, etc. When we lived in central Oregon, just east of the Cascade Mountain range, the mountains blocked a lot of the westerlies, but also created a north-south channel that rushed the storms through the area, but because we had Ponderosa Pines (the dozens of Juniper varieties don't count because they are all short), wind was seldom an issue AT GROUND LEVEL but you could watch clouds ripping across the sky very very fast. The fewer tall trees you had in your area, the more likely wind would be an issue on the ground.
That just sucks, Lannie, I mean all of it! I wish I could help you, but I've never had a photo bucket account. I truly hope you get logged in and save all of your pictures
However, Rich said we could go ahead and pay one month's ransom to give me time to figure out which pictures need to be downloaded (and to hopefully find that missing CD-ROM) and get them moved over to my new hard drive. There's actually a quicker way (right click on the thumbnail and select "save as") but that was having hiccups yesterday, so if it gives me shit again today, I'll try doing it the way that link says. It's just that there are so many ads on that site now, it takes forever to open one single pic. I was hoping to be able to copy/download an entire album, but I guess that's not possible. Oh, well, I have my work cut out for me for the next month. I didn't have anything else to do anyway.
In reality, we do not know what the total snowfall was, but like Lannie said, there was very little on the ground. OK, more reality... there was none "on the ground." The low air temp was 32 ºF but the dirt was obviously quite a bit higher than that, so whatever landed, melted immediately. The fact that the world looked all white this morning was that the snow stuck to the TOP of the grass (above the dirt and closer to free-air temperature), so there was a dusting (trace, 1/2" max) and in the pastures around us (longer grass), it looked thicker than here in our own yards. But even that is gone now, even though the thermometer claims it is only 35 ºF out there.
Update: Lannie counted them again after she brought them fresh food this morning and they were all moving around. 19 eggs total (another hen added a couple?) and, amazingly, 14 of them were fertile and hatched. I do not believe I have ever seen one chicken hatch that many on one nest before, but, at the moment, they all seem healthy and cheeping up a storm. Now if we could just get the Guineas to hatch some to replace their aging flock.
True, but even better is the fact that they eat lots of fleas and ticks, so I don't have to buy those dangerous chemically infested collars for our dogs or cats.Guineas....lol....gotta have a few good "watch-guard chickens"......
True, I forgot about that fact.....
It was a soggy wet mess with about a 40mph wind to make it even more miserable. Other than routine chores, we did nothing outside today.
I made a gallon of chunked pineapple (two whole pineapples) to ferment, should be ready in a couple days.....
This is where I've been getting it https://www.beaufortkratom.com/kratom-powder-capsules-extract
How typical of those assholes.....
Green and White Meng Da are the strongest I've found for pain relief.
So noted. Lannie plans to be the tester for this as soon as we can acquire some and if it relieves her pain, we'll see about getting me off the hydrocodone.
I really don't know about the wallet, it lasts a long time....speaking of, I need to order more.
