What's up today (bullchiting) thread.

Technically, it could have been.
It was on steadily, and was working just "brilliantly".

Maybe if he keeps smacking it he'll get rid of that pesky backup light problem.

 

If they do they will get processed and new ones will take their place. A few have already in storms with wind over 65 mph. But many, many more haven’t. The ones that have blown down were all White Pine. The Spruce have not blown over. In just a few years the hardwoods are coming in very, very fast. All will be well.

 

Caffeine going in and it’s time to hit the shower. I don’t want to go to work Ma.

 

Worked on plumbing until 11:30 last night. Made a couple design changes and have to make a parts run....so much for overbuying parts. I'm a good 75% done now though.

 

Safe trip home................

 

My daughter called last night, she is on a route 66 to Pacific coast highway trip. In los Angeles and I quote I WILL never complain about our traffic AGAIN!!

 

X2

 

Cut some Red Oak yesterday after work. Need to unload and split some today.

Summmer thunderstorm Red Oak

 

you are doing that project for a decent price. I hired a plumber and a worker (my son) to assist. I'm not able to do any of it myself because of physical limitations. Just think, when you are done, no leaks and no worries.

 

Sounds like it all dumped here on this side of the lake. We got at least an inch of rain here.
At least it let up by 6pm so I went to my friends bonfire for a few hours. We got a stray sprinkle once or twice last night, but nothing to have us head for cover.

Today is just blah outside, with a hint of rain to return. This is supposed to move out and just be sunny tomorrow. That's good because we've got a boat day planned for Sunday.

 

Must be NASCAR Sunday since we are supposed to get rain most of tomorrow and then a lot of next week. We need the moisture, and I haven't watched NASCAR this year, so don't care - except with TS expected most of the week, riding the bike to work probably won't happen. Never know though, forecasts have been known to change.