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I thought it would be a 10-20 minute delay at Fenway, ended up being over an hour+.

My lawns not brown but it's certainly not greened up like it was earlier in the spring.

I went in June 3 years ago, once you get up towards the inner passage it gets cold. Took a raft tour to see a glacier and was never so cold in my life and that was with a jacket and a rainsuit, it was 30s and drizzling while we did the tour. I ended up buying a coat in Juneau for the rest of the trip.

Especially after the way things have gone so far, today feels muggy to me when I was out working in the yard.

Im at 65, never came close to 75 today.

I think you're thinking Putnam, Woodstock is called Taylor Brooke Winery, it's a winery and brewery and weekends they have a food truck.

No recommendations but give us a review, I've wanted to try that place for a while now. Drive by it all the time but it's closed. Try Woodstock if you haven't yet.

Warmed up nicely for a short while when the sun came out, back to a bit chilly. For some reason my brother's one of those guys that won't install his AC until he's dripping sweat watching TV. He has one of those portable ones that you just need to vent out the window, takes 5 minutes.

There so many showers out there I would think one will get you eventually.

One goose a fastball, two gooses a breaking ball?

Yeah, they're just south of me this go around. I can see the dark sky's to my south.

Just came from that area, looks like some more ramping up coming into the area.

I've had to do that a couple times when the water heater died, it shocked my body.

I've only done two mows but the second one was like cutting a hayfield, every time I had time to do it it either rained or something else came up. My lawn's a little browned now too.

My brother painted his shed today, it does dry much quicker at 80 with low humidity but he hates heat too. We're French Canadien so we don't mind the cool-cold weather, must be in our blood.

It was a great day to work outside, took me a while to work up a sweat.

When my father was a kid, they used to catch them and there was a guy in town where you dropped the turtle off in a box and come back the next day and he had it cut up for turtle soup, he said it was a treat back when he was a kid, course he grew up during the depression, so they probably didn't have much.

Back about 10 years ago my two labs were outside barking and wouldn't stop, I went out and found them barking at a turtle about that size in my driveway, I'm a mile away from the nearest pond so have no idea what it was doing in my yard. I tossed into the back of my truck and dropped it off at the pond, a mile away.

They're gonna try like hell to get tonight's game in

Heard they were covering the field at Fenway

I read a story the other day about a bear that somehow got into someone's car parked at their house and the bear got locked in. They ended up tying a rope to the handle and were about 50 feet away and yanked the door open, the bear ran into the wood but had beat the living crap out of the car trying to get out. Those Nevada bears must be clever, he got in the car with the doors closed and somehow manages to close the door while in the car. Looked like a brown bear running away. California deputies use rope to free bear trapped inside car, reveal preventative measures: video | Fox News

Give it time, I don't have any yet either but it loves hot and humid.

I think Dendy nailed it, never heard of them before, I like the pickled fiddleheads. Osmunda cinnamomea (Cinnamon fern) | Native Plants of North America (wildflower.org)

When I was a kid we'd play ball in the middle of a forest fire, kids today, huh

When that happens to me I'll put $20 in and fill up when I get back home. I always found your area to be cheaper for gas, not sure why Springfield sells it cheaper but when I worked out there, I'd fill up before I came home.