BudmanTX
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Everything good overall...guess they got control of it pretty quick..
Glad your safe..
What did you accomplish today?
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Glad your safe..
lokie
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Kalebaiden
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Fire?
Must have been a spoder there.
Must have been a spoder there.
SSGrower
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Spotter?
No, not specifically. The area is fairly populated.
No word on cause yet but 2 days ago we got an unmeasureable (<0.01in) rainfall, ground got wet and there was lightning. Last night before I left we left there was 0.09in rain event. Good for helping them get a handle but not something to provide lasting mitigation.
If any of these posts causing anyone distress I am sorry. Please know experience of members here gives me strength.
Now LG, if you aren't waiting for the tyre to be fixed.....you know you can do it.
Milovan1
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farmingfisherman
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Got to love them Eastern European ladies!
farmingfisherman
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Beware of having the munchies but having a lightly stocked kitchen.
farmingfisherman
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Did some PM spraying in the garden with milk and water, hope it works. Two walks and supervised a appraiser walk through of our future forever home.
manfredo
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I'm feeling that way too...I have a dozen things I should do, including shopping, but I really want a nap.
I did work a half day at the apartments this am, painting both inside & out. With any luck I'll be all done tomorrow.
Rumor has it they are bringing the college kids back early, and they won't be having the normal schedule. They will go straight through the semester with no breaks, then have a long winter break. Supposedly this will keep them from traveling as much. Makes sense to me. A long winter break with them gone would be wonderful....then I could go somewhere warmer, lol.
I did marinate some chicken, so at least I wont starve...and the garden is providing now too. And I have chocolate. Yeah, f*** shopping!!
Took it to two different mechanics and a Canadian Tire and they all said they can't do a repair. OK Tire is going to replace it for $225 installed. Bonus, my dad offered to pay for it. Normally I'd say no, but not today.
I have a smaller version of that for my tubeless tires on my mountain bike. I'd be worried about having my tire blow out at 100kph if I did it myself.
tacos are serious business, I don't share.
Kalebaiden
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HELLLLLOOOOooooooo in there.......ere....ere....ere
lokie
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Post it if it makes you smile, laugh, frown or cry.
No apologies needed.
Friends will be interested. Anyone else can go fuck themselves.
raratt
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I still have peaches, blackberries, and ice cream, I'm good.
manfredo
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Most tire places won't repair them now due to insurance regulations...They aren't allowed too, here anyways. They do have patches that they can put on inside but the puncture has to be at least an inch from the sidewall.
Hey, if dad's paying, new is better!!
manfredo
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Yummmm....I keep looking at them in the grocery...Fresh from Georgia! $2.99 a pound. I guess I should try em before I bitch too much about the price... they are like candy
Well I DID get a nap in today!! I might need coffee now though...at 7 pm, ugh! I been on a kick of eating lunch about 3 pm and dinner about 8-9 pm. It's not good!
raratt
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The problem with most of the ones in the store is they pick them green so they don't get damaged in shipment, but it is what it is.
We have a shifted meal schedule all the time. Brunch, then linner (that should be a word if brunch is, or lupper depending on your location.) Then night meal. I usually only eat twice with a snack in the afternoon.