Steady light rain has commenced here. I got ready this morning by cleaning the bird turd out of the rain gauge that got dumped in there a few days ago. I had to break out the big gun brewery cleaning PPW powder to get the last of the dried-on stuff out of the inner cylinder.
I’m confused. Wasn’t it the federal government that said it was the state's responsibility to gather their own covid equipment? I realize Miami-Dade isn’t a state but why the contradiction?
I hope between the false negative tests and the asymptomatic folks, that way more people have been exposed. It would be great if the herd could be exposed and the hospitals not overrun.
Who was the great prophet that first said, “Weather is serious business”?
Also, I didn’t want to put a big, insensitive, lol in the covid thread while talking about deaths, but this post made me do just that.
Dude. That’s awesome. I’ve been struggling to motivate to get my garden going this year because I always have way, way too much for personal use. This is the motivation I needed.
Also, I just finished watching this and would recommend it to everyone.
https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/film/coronavirus-pandemic/
Ugggggghhhhh!,,
My girlfriend is a big fantasy football fan and I get that she wants to watch the draft, but for Gods sake, do we have to watch a repeat of the 2017 draft?!?!
I’m keeping my sideburns forever.
Other than the buffalo roaming through Pikesville 15 years ago, just saw the craziest thing. A damn turkey was trapped in my neighbor’s yard, hopped the fence and ran through ours on his way down the street. I thought it was a pet peacock at first, but no doubt about it, it was a wild turkey! I’m guess he got caught up in the thunderstorm gusts.
So what you’re telling us is that you had an opportunity to put in a garage pit and you didn’t do it. I’ll bet you wore plastic cleats as a kid too!
I bought my 1941 house about 15 years ago from the original owner’s daughter who was willed the home when her mother died. Had a full inspection of course, and he was great. But about a year after I bought it, I had the annual furnace service done and the guy was shocked to see the original oil tank in the basement. There were areas that looked so bad on the tank that he was sure he could punch a screwdriver through. I got it replaced immediately and also had it moved outside to under the front porch.
In hindsight, I should have converted to natural gas right then, but I can be pretty dumb.