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That sounds sticky.

Do you remember which user name he went with? We were trying to pun his name...

I approved him last night.

Maybe I'll code my messages in the quotes just for you, to add variety.

Hot. Lots of rumbling an hour ago, but no precip. That's a recipe for drought.

Also, Yoga pants>Ants. Promise.

Not to pat myself on the back, but there should be a few folks waiting for approval so they can read my short stories... One is @CurSedVoyce's boy. He can climb, obviously, and he's in college for engineering and he works for a historical steam powered railroad now. He will make a fine addition...

I pretty much always cover my skin, especially if I'm working. A loose fitting button up shirt is typically what I do, or one of the sun hoodies that are popular now. The UV intensity is no joke where I live, a lot of skin cancer going around.

Lolz! Last night I very much considered posting my pasta. Rob made a two gallon batch of tomato sauce, with some truly lovely peppers in, so I grabbed some rotini and ate like a king. Rob canned a bunch up in pint jars for me, so I'll post pics when I thaw the next one. If I can stop myself...

Hot here, hit 85 before noon out in Bear Valley. The heat around here is soooo much worse than back home in AZ. It's the humidity I think, and a different solar intensity.

5/8 " in about 5 minutes. Could have been 10 I guess. Downpour anyway. Hot and sticky.

Some nasty weather yesterday some nasty weather today. Apparently 2”s an hour is expected.

It's 68° F at the homestead at the moment . Thats 135° F warmer than the coldest ambient temp we had at the homestead last winter . And it's common for us to get into the Low 90s° F ambient in the shade here in the summer at some point .

I don’t know that I ever really read all of a quoted text the first time through reading the reply, it’s just there if I need context. Or if it’s from farther up the thread, you can jump back to the quote to see what was going on there. I remember back when embedded pictures were controversial...

It was to reduce the load on the storage capacity. An other point was to make the page easier and quicker to read, as he said that a whole bunch of quote is quite hard to shalow, like you need to read each of every one to be sure to not miss something (you can't help it), even if you saw the...

The way to trim the strands once set is torch…leave 1/8”-1/4” out. No sharp edges and leaves a ball to resist pulling thru Won’t shove under logs as well as stock or go thru the slider as easy but saved a choker

Steel. Not hard

Haven't posted here in awhile. This is a smoked salmon stew or soup.