Early Risers - Eastern Time Zone
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GardenKatGardens wrote: »Good Morning TGIF!!!
Up and about earlier than my brain would like me to be roaming around in the garden! Watering. 30 min. in 4 areas. Which will pretty much take care of the front, and the rest will have to wait til Sunday, or til this evening if I think about it. (I don't like evening watering with the sprayer wand, cuz the plants stay wet all night, and tend to grow powdery mildew and or black spot)
Dishwasher needs to finish being unloaded. Too tired to finish it last night. It was a long day!
I think the entire day will be 'finish up' kinda day. Sweeper, dust, etc. Outside do the trimming that I didn't do yesterday, pull a few weeds, and of course the watering which is under way.
Enjoy your weekend!
I have nothing planned, and I think I kinda like that.
(Roger I haven't forgotten the pictures you asked for...I may get that on my 'finish up' list too!)
Later...
Hi Valerie
I look at it as watering in the evening is no worse than a late afternoon rain
I plan to enjoy the weekendGardenKatGardens wrote: »Pix Snipped
There Roger, I think I got it!! Note that the shape is crescent, which was the stage of totality at that moment. It was kinda funny with my two boys...I saw it and didn't understand exactly what I was seeing, just knew it was "different" than usual...then I got a picture text from Ted in ATL, no explanation, so I called him and said "WHAT is that...happening here too?" And when I talked to Jack on Wednesday that was one of the first things he said...did you see.....bla blah, blah...
Ok, gotta run...6 more watering minutes...
Valerie
Yup, You got it, Weird.
In the pictures they sort of look like bubbles with white crescents..
Enjoy Your Weekend Off
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Hi Ed
Thanks for the interesting looking link, I will be visiting it shortly when I have my Bowl of Cheerios
Cheers
Roger0 -
Howdy y'all. It's sensational Saturday! 71 out there now with an expected high of 88 and 20% chance of showers.
Still working on my breakfast too, though I've been up for a while. Still had just a little tinkering to do with my new (refurbished) Microsoft Surface 3 pad. This is the first true Microsoft product I have used in a while but the price was really good so I went for it. If I decide Windows Home 10 is just too much trouble to deal with, then I'll work out how to put Ubuntu on it or Android.
I liked the iPad I used for a while but frankly they are just awfully expensive for the functionality...at the time I got it the price was right too, but then J needed an iPad for the treasury duties he was doing for a couple of years for the orchid society so I donated it to that purpose and started using an Android pad instead, which eventually, over the long run, started having difficulties after I replaced the battery.
Actually I have another small Android pad but it's very slow and always running out of room so I don't use it for much. It was "free" from Verizon with purchase of a phone and came with its own data plan. I got them to merge its data into the shared data for the family, so we get that extra gigabyte anyway.
So far this slightly outdated, refurbished Surface 3 seems pretty nifty. And I'm glad I have sort of kept up with Windows by keeping an updated virtual machine sandbox for it installed on my iMac. Made the transition back to windows on a pad much easier, since I'm still familiar with how Windows works. I'm not as good about keeping the sandbox updated as I should be, but it is updating right now, and since I already had a Microsoft account, it grabbed my background and some other settings right out of the account and popped them onto my pad so I didn't have to do all of that manually.
The pad is running Windows 10 Home and the sandbox is running Windows 10 Pro, and I'm one of the "insiders" who started using it early to work out bugs and issues for them so I get the Insider Preview versions.
I suspect the Pro version would not have the resources it needs on the pad.
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Hi Valerie
I liked that one myself, enough to use it even it it could have been scanned better.
The first Sips of the Coffee I picked up walking were so delicious and welcome
Well, We have better weather here, thankfully. Low Humidity and a forecast high in the 70s. I will be working on my other computer later on, I want to load a bunch of MP3s into iTunes on it and see if it takes them all. Sometimes I have to work on them as it can be a bit picky.
85% Humidity is not Joy even just sitting there.
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Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's sensational Saturday! 71 out there now with an expected high of 88 and 20% chance of showers.
Still working on my breakfast too, though I've been up for a while. Still had just a little tinkering to do with my new (refurbished) Microsoft Surface 3 pad. This is the first true Microsoft product I have used in a while but the price was really good so I went for it. If I decide Windows Home 10 is just too much trouble to deal with, then I'll work out how to put Ubuntu on it or Android.
I had thought about a Surface in the past, however I already have two Decent Laptops that have SSDs for hard drives and to recoup that investment I would have to secure wipe them and then reload them. The Secure Wipe is not that hard as there is a function for it built into the SSD utilities. The Reload and then updates OTOH would be a pain as it would be time consuming.
I have not had problems with the Free upgrades to Windows 10 on this computer that went from Windows 8 to Windows 10 or on the basement computer that went from Windows 7 to Windows 10. All software still works on it even old software I bought for XP. OTOH Windows 3.x stuff will not even install. I gave it a try from curiousity using a copy of Microsoft Office Version 1.0
If I said I worry about Google and privacy issues with Android Devices and Their Browser, Chrome.I liked the iPad I used for a while but frankly they are just awfully expensive for the functionality...at the time I got it the price was right too, but then J needed an iPad for the treasury duties he was doing for a couple of years for the orchid society so I donated it to that purpose and started using an Android pad instead, which eventually, over the long run, started having difficulties after I replaced the battery.
Actually I have another small Android pad but it's very slow and always running out of room so I don't use it for much. It was "free" from Verizon with purchase of a phone and came with its own data plan. I got them to merge its data into the shared data for the family, so we get that extra gigabyte anyway.
So far this slightly outdated, refurbished Surface 3 seems pretty nifty. And I'm glad I have sort of kept up with Windows by keeping an updated virtual machine sandbox for it installed on my iMac. Made the transition back to windows on a pad much easier, since I'm still familiar with how Windows works. I'm not as good about keeping the sandbox updated as I should be, but it is updating right now, and since I already had a Microsoft account, it grabbed my background and some other settings right out of the account and popped them onto my pad so I didn't have to do all of that manually.
The pad is running Windows 10 Home and the sandbox is running Windows 10 Pro, and I'm one of the "insiders" who started using it early to work out bugs and issues for them so I get the Insider Preview versions.
I suspect the Pro version would not have the resources it needs on the pad.
I Did not have that experience between computers, OTOH I do not have a MS Account
I'm glad it worked out so easy for You.
Cheers
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Interesting Links:
http://katv.com/news/offbeat/how-to-spot-a-gas-station-skimmer
How to spot a gas pump skimmer
by Brian Pia, Investigative Reporter
http://nypost.com/2017/08/24/pilot-freaks-out-passengers-with-horrific-tornado-warning/
Pilot freaks out passengers with ‘horrific’ tornado warning
By Yaron Steinbuch August 24, 2017 | 2:14pm Updated
Have a Great Weekend
Roger
That pilot sounds like a doofus who should get some PR counseling or perhaps find another job!
When I was working at Kroger, in the fuel center, the person who opened had a checklist of items to perform every morning. One of the first things was to physically check each credit card device and each pump for any signs of tampering, like anything added externally, or signs the door had been tampered with, like scratches or drilled holes, or the like, and if seen, then that pump was to be marked as Out of Order until the maintenance technicians could drive over to check it out.
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Howdy y'all from my new tablet. It's scintillating Sunday! 69 out there now with an expected high of 85 and 0 percent chance of rain. Not a lot on the agenda today. Hopefully a nap.0
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08/26/2017 100%
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I did some walking once again, The temperature this morning was 59 on the news channel and 57 degrees on the front porch and back yard with low humidity. It was Comfortable walking due to the lower humidity and temperature.
I stopped for Two Scrambled Eggs with Today's choice by me of Rye Toast and a few of the really crispy Home Fries and I broke down and used a package of Strawberry Preserves and a Grape Jam between the Two slices of Rye Toast lightly spread for the taste.
My Brother had a interesting point regarding mowing the Lawn
He will be out of the driveway today which will make it easier to use the driveway to turn around so, I will be mowing today when he goes to the Grocery Store. I expect it will be nice and cool even at 10 or 11AM.
Interesting Links:
http://abcnews.go.com/US/mayor-tells-evacuating-hurricane-harvey-put-social-security/story?id=49417573
Mayor tells those not evacuating for hurricane to put Social Security numbers on arms
By Meghan Keneally Aug 25, 2017, 1:58 PM ET
http://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/Post-flooding-beware-of-Houston-s-annoying-7257898.php
Post-flood reminder: Beware of Houston's annoying, slightly dangerous wildlife
By Craig Hlavaty, Chron.com / Houston Chronicle Updated 4:29 pm, Friday, August 25, 2017
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-4823890/Anxious-gut-bacteria-blame.html
Anxious? Your gut bacteria may be to blame: Study shows clear link between genes that regulate emotions and microbiota in the intestines
A study clearly shows that bacteria in the gut can play a major role in anxiety
Scientists discovered that certain gene regulators play a key role in anxiety-type illness and are impacted by bacteria levels in the gut
This new research comes at a time of growing interest in how gut health impacts mental health
By Abigail Miller For Dailymail.com Published: 13:36 EDT, 25 August 2017 | Updated: 09:34 EDT, 26 August 2017
Have a Great Sunday
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Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Interesting Links:
http://katv.com/news/offbeat/how-to-spot-a-gas-station-skimmer
How to spot a gas pump skimmer
by Brian Pia, Investigative Reporter
http://nypost.com/2017/08/24/pilot-freaks-out-passengers-with-horrific-tornado-warning/
Pilot freaks out passengers with ‘horrific’ tornado warning
By Yaron Steinbuch August 24, 2017 | 2:14pm Updated
Have a Great Weekend
Roger
That pilot sounds like a doofus who should get some PR counseling or perhaps find another job!
When I was working at Kroger, in the fuel center, the person who opened had a checklist of items to perform every morning. One of the first things was to physically check each credit card device and each pump for any signs of tampering, like anything added externally, or signs the door had been tampered with, like scratches or drilled holes, or the like, and if seen, then that pump was to be marked as Out of Order until the maintenance technicians could drive over to check it out.
I agree that the Pilot needs to learn people skills or was having a really, really bad day
That is a sound policy that should be implemented at every Gas Station nationally. It could help slow down skimming.parityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all from my new tablet. It's scintillating Sunday! 69 out there now with an expected high of 85 and 0 percent chance of rain. Not a lot on the agenda today. Hopefully a nap.
Today's High is forecast to be in the 70s and I expect it may be all of 70 when I go out to mow later
No chance of rain for a couple of days. The Cherry Tomatoes are in high production mode along with the Zukes and Peppers. We have been handing them off to friends to keep them from being wasted. Usually a Pint container of the cherry tomatoes at a time along with a couple of Zukes and 5 or 6 of the Green Mild Chili Peppers. The Onion Sets that were planted in June have finished growing and the tops on most of them have died down. The Carrots are ready to eat so We can pull them as needed. Some of the Corn has ears of corn growing on them. Hopefully the Four Legged critters do not get to them before They mature and I get them picked.
Have a Nice Day
Roger
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I suspect that the one piece of kibble is stuck in his mouth, maybe between teeth, and then falls out while he's getting his water. We have always had a problem with cats leaving bits of kibble in the water, especially if the water bowl is too close to the food bowl.0
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Howdy y'all. It's marvelous Monday! 68 out there now with an expected high of 83 and 0% chance of rain.
I've been fed, but the felines won't be fed for about an hour or so. Maybe 3/4 of an hour. We'll see. I got up early on my own this morning but that still doesn't mean they need to get any ideas about having their food out early.
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A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.
Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
All mushrooms are edible. Some, only once...
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I did some walking once again + 1 Cent, The temperature this morning was 59 on the news channel and 58 degrees on the front porch and back yard with even lower humidity. It was Comfortable walking due to the lower humidity and temperature.
Interesting Links:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/more-seniors-are-taking-loans-against-their-homes--and-its-costing-them/2017/08/25/5f154072-883a-11e7-961d-2f373b3977ee_story.html?utm_term=.49a321091f13
More seniors are taking loans against their homes — and it’s costing them
By Jenifer McKim August 25
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/08/26/skinny-patients-far-likely-die-common-heart-treatments/
Skinny patients far more likely die after common heart treatments
By Laura Donnelly, Health Editor, Barcelona 26 August 2017 • 6:00pm
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-08-26/congress-quietly-passed-bill-allowing-warrantless-searches-homes-only-1-opposed-it
Congress Quietly Passed A Bill Allowing Warrantless Searches of Homes - Only 1% Opposed It
by Tyler Durden Aug 27, 2017 8:39 AM
Have a Great Monday
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Two Non Humor First, Followed by the Humor
Now for the Humor
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Can I borrow a cup of Honey?
When vegans go hunting
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I suspect that "inspect" clause in the quietly passed law won't hold up if they ever try to "inspect" the home of someone who lives in the zone to which it applies. The courts will likely chew that one up and spit it out as non-constitutional.
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.GardenKatGardens wrote: »Good Morning!
I've been up since early 8 a.m. Got sidelined, blindsided, delayed???? by this thing called email, and related links to Internet....aiyeeee!!
I've also done a load of laundry, fed and played with 'the' cat, had breakfast (I peeled a banana). And had coffee and now some green tea...
Sorry excuses for spending my morning sitting on my tush!
Ed...new tablet!! FUN!!!
Roger...garden sounds good! I'm thinking about growing some fall carrots, maybe.
Read an interesting article on Angel Food Cake...history, and they how's and why's...My Mom made the very best Angel Food Cake. And that somehow morphed into an article about Breakfast, and its history and of course it being a Food 52 link, recipe's....
Which reminds me, I need to put some lentils in the IP, and then some rice....today they will be separate...
Door Bell....was Amazon delivery by USPS of my Nutritional Yeast.
Cat taking advantage of back door being open (screen door to keep the bugs out of course), and he sat on the fence crying to come in....so...feeding Tom E and getting my self MOVING.
Beautiful morning! Not too humid, it was 70 when I got up...about 77 now with a breeze...I think I'm going outside!!
Later
Just know I started this at 11:15.....LOL!!
Hi Valerie
It sounds as if You had a Busy Day
Today's forecast high once again in the 70s, Below Normal for the past few days and more below normal into the future.GardenKatGardens wrote: »Ok..I just let Tom E out...I'd cleaned his water bowl, and refilled it while he was eating...and he's done it AGAIN.... Ed,??? He puts ONE, and only one piece of kibble in his water bowl...WHY???
This is a daily game...is there a cat reason for doing that?
Making me crazy!!!!! Will end the post, and once again get a new bowl of kibble-less water.
I mentioned that to my Brother, When they had cats he has the same thing happen. It would happen for a while and then stop, so there is hope
I agree, One heart per person and that man sounds as if he was pushing himself too hard. You can't fix stupidGardenKatGardens wrote: »Ok...I thought it might have something to do with the water bowl being stainless steel, and he might do that to judge where the water level was....like so he doesn't stick his whole face in the bowl right after I've cleaned and filled it.
The water bowl is about 4-5 inches from the kibble bowl, so that might indeed be the answer.
Ok, eating my dinner...I did make it to the gym, and got my work out in. And some dude next to me was running and running, and gasping and coughing, and running. I was busy trying to remember what to call the thing to defib a heart, you may have 2 feet, or hands, or ears and eyes, but man you've only got ONE heart Pushing yourself is one thing but over stressing your heart is not cool!!!...and then he sees me as he was getting his water bottle filled, and offered to help me get more out of my workout. Oh, noooooo! Thankful for bum
Tibial Tendon, ankle brace, etc> LOL!
Ok, I've got the dishwasher going, the clothes from this morning are folded, hung, etc. and put away. Only 'leftovers' for morning is cleaning 2 bathrooms. Easy Peasy.
See you then!!!
I thought that was the name, Defibrillator ?
At least yesterday I did get 90 minutes walk in same as today as it happens and Yesterday I shortened all the grass. It was not bad outside when I started around 11AM, Hallelujah.
Have a Nice Day
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Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's marvelous Monday! 68 out there now with an expected high of 83 and 0% chance of rain.
I've been fed, but the felines won't be fed for about an hour or so. Maybe 3/4 of an hour. We'll see. I got up early on my own this morning but that still doesn't mean they need to get any ideas about having their food out early.
Thanks for the Humor.
You seem to run an average of 10 degrees warmer than I when averaged out for the year.
I would hope so. That sounds so wrong and as You say non-constitutional.parityanimal wrote: »I suspect that "inspect" clause in the quietly passed law won't hold up if they ever try to "inspect" the home of someone who lives in the zone to which it applies. The courts will likely chew that one up and spit it out as non-constitutional.
Cheers
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https://www.forbes.com/sites/lauraheller/2017/08/24/amazon-and-whole-foods-are-dropping-prices-this-will-change-grocery-forever/
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/business/wp/2017/08/24/amazons-takeover-of-whole-foods-begins-monday-and-youll-see-changes-right-away/
Amazon cuts Whole Foods prices in clear signal of sweeping changes to come
By Abha Bhattarai August 24
Amazon announced plans to buy Whole Foods in June. (Bill Sikes/AP)
Amazon’s $13.7 billion purchase of Whole Foods Market will be finalized Monday, and shoppers will see an immediate markdown in prices on a number of items, including salmon, avocados, baby kale and almond butter, as the tech giant looks to shake up the grocery business.
Amazon and Whole Foods announced the news on Thursday.
“The two companies will together pursue the vision of making Whole Foods Market’s high-quality, natural and organic food affordable for everyone,” they said in a joint statement. “Whole Foods Market will offer lower prices starting Monday on a selection of best-selling grocery staples across its stores, with more to come.”
Amazon said it will continue to lower prices at Whole Food stores and will eventually offer special discounts and in-store benefits to Amazon Prime members. (Jeffrey P. Bezos, the founder and chief executive of Amazon, owns The Washington Post.)
Other foods that will be cheaper beginning next week: Bananas, eggs, ground beef, rotisserie chicken, butter and apples.
“Everybody should be able to eat Whole Foods Market quality — we will lower prices without compromising Whole Foods Market’s long-held commitment to the highest standards,” Jeff Wilke, chief executive of Amazon Worldwide Consumer, said in a statement. “There is significant work and opportunity ahead, and we’re thrilled to get started.”
[Amazon to buy Whole Foods Market in deal valued at $13.7 billion]
Analysts said the slashing of prices was an obvious move. Whole Foods — nicknamed “whole paycheck” in some circles — has long struggled to shed its reputation as a pricey alternative to other supermarket chains. The company’s prices are about 15 percent higher than at the average grocery store, according to Morgan Stanley. By immediately cutting prices, analysts say Amazon is sending a clear signal that sweeping changes are in store, even if it means temporarily cutting into profit margins.
“Amazon is playing to its strengths here,” said Michelle Grant, head of retailing at Euromonitor International, a London-based market research firm. “Obviously the low-cost approach is in Amazon’s DNA, and it’s something Whole Foods has been struggling with for a quite some time.”
Whole Foods will continue to be headquartered in Austin, and co-founder John Mackey will stay on as chief executive.
For Seattle-based Amazon, the addition of Whole Foods means laying claim to more than 460 physical locations and an inroad into the competitive $600 billion grocery industry. The company will add Whole Foods’ private label products — including 365 Everyday Value, Whole Paws and Whole Catch — to Amazon.com, AmazonFresh and Prime Pantry. Some Whole Foods stores will also begin adding Amazon Lockers, where customers can pick up online orders or drop off returns.
“Grocery has always been the Achilles’ heel for Amazon,” Grant said. “Amazon’s competitive advantage is its speed — and that’s what it’s bringing here, with quick turnaround and quick changes.”
There is already significant overlap between the customers of the two companies. Analysts estimate that about 70 percent of Whole Foods customers are also Amazon Prime members. The loyalty program, which has an annual fee of $99, offers a number of perks, including free two-day shipping, video streaming and discounts on recurring purchases of household goods and diapers. Now Amazon is working to combine the two companies’ back-end computer systems.
News of the impending deal has rattled the grocery industry, which is already struggling to keep up with growing competition. Although Whole Foods remains a niche chain — Walmart and Sam’s Club, by comparison, have 10 times as many stores — analysts say an Amazon-backed grocer could have broad implications on pricing and profits.
“Prepare for blistering competition and complete upheaval,” said Eric Schiffer, chief executive of a private-equity firm in California. “Bezos is coming full circle by marrying the enemy,” he added, referring to bricks-and-mortar retailers, “and grocers are terrified.”
On Thursday, stock prices of rival grocers took a hit on the promise of lower-priced goods at Whole Foods. Shares of Kroger, which was rumored late last year to be considering its own takeover of Whole Foods, fell more than 8 percent. SuperValu, with a network of 2,000 stores across the country, was down more than 6 percent, while Costco slipped about 5 percent. (Shares of Whole Foods, meanwhile, rose about 1 percent.)
The purchase — Amazon’s largest to date — also intensifies the brewing battle between the tech giant and its largest competitor, Walmart, which sells nearly $200 billion worth of groceries each year. On Wednesday, Walmart announced it would soon allow shoppers to buy its products by speaking to their Google Home devices, in an obvious move to compete with Amazon’s Alexa.
Amazon announced plans to buy Whole Foods in June. The deal received regulatory approval from the Federal Trade Commission — as well as a green light from Whole Foods shareholders — on Wednesday.
“Change is coming much faster than anyone imagined,” Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData Retail, said in an email. “Amazon is wasting no time in making the most of its newest division.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/business/wp/2017/08/22/not-one-drop-of-poland-spring-bottled-water-is-from-a-spring-lawsuit-claims/
‘Not one drop’ of Poland Spring bottled water is from a spring, lawsuit claims
Poland Spring, the country’s best-selling bottled water, is “a colossal fraud,” according to a class-action lawsuit.
The lawsuit, filed last week in Connecticut, alleges that instead of spring water, parent company Nestle Water North America has been selling billions of gallons of groundwater to its customers.
“Not one drop of Poland Spring Water emanates from a water source that complies with the Food and Drug Administration definition of ‘spring water,'” the lawsuit states.
And, it goes on: “the famous Poland Spring in Poland Spring, Maine, which defendant’s labels claim is a source of Poland Spring Water, ran dry nearly 50 years ago.”0 -
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I suspect a lot of the "spring" water that's available in bottled form doesn't come from any springs and is just filtered tap water. At least one hopes it's filtered.0
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Dinner tonight was salad and leftover Aldi take and bake pizza from lunch. Lunch and dinner tomorrow may be the same.
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A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.
Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
All mushrooms are edible. Some, only once...
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Howdy y'all. It's terrific Tuesday! 68 out there now with an expected high of 85 and 0% chance of rain.
Might need to get out to the store for some croutons for the rest of the salad. Or I could cube up a couple of slices of bread and make my own...or I could go out to the store and buy some croutons. Did I mention going to the store to buy croutons? Trust me, using plain whole wheat white bread to make croutons might work but they aren't likely to be as nice as the ones from the store. And Aldi is very conveniently close. I forgot to get any while I was there yesterday because I forgot to put croutons on my list, thinking I'd see SALAD and get those two. Silly me.
Breakfast was just a couple of slices of leftover pizza.
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A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.
Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
All mushrooms are edible. Some, only once...
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Cats still to be fed. Testing the copy and paste on this pad now. As usual with a new device I have spent days tweaking it in my spare and sometimes not so spare moments.
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A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.
Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
All mushrooms are edible. Some, only once...
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Well, cats are fed. It wasn't really cut and paste so much as the translation from Mac to Windows format with invisible line returns in saved text files. But I got them all found and taken care of. At least in the file I use often for my signature below.
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A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.
Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
All mushrooms are edible. Some, only once...
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