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  1. 3 hours ago, nw baltimore wx said:

    Had a great hike this morning and now at Copper Fox Distillery. @Bob Chill would be jelly.

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    And meet Steve. The resident mouser of the distillery.

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    Steve :wub:

    3 hours ago, Maestrobjwa said:

    Ding-ding!

    Fun fact: That song was actually born out of Beethoven :lol: Lennon was listening to Yoko play the Moonlignt Sonata...he told her to play it backwards and...out came Because! (Notice it's in the same key, lol)

    Yes!

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  2. 9 hours ago, Maestrobjwa said:

    Oh shoot I forgot that was today! Happy Birthday to a one-of-a-kind genius. I'll always be biased to Beethoven, of course, but Mozart had his own genius. And he wrote so much in such a brief life! And that last year he reached a whole new level with the last three symphonies, the clarinet concerto, and the Requiem. Oh if he had lived a tad longer what could've been! But...not quite meant to be. Brought so much to music--Happy Birthday Mozart!

     

     

    Only 35 years old! Astounding how much he wrote. It helps that he was already churning out incredible music as a teenager.

  3. 18 minutes ago, alexderiemer said:

    This is sparking what I think is a really good discussion, and lesson that everyone can stand to be reminded of from time to time.

     

    There are things in life that you can control, and things that you can't. Nothing productive whatsoever is gained from worrying and anguishing over the things you can't control, even though so many of us fall victim to this every single day. For some of us it can be a daily battle. But, as others have said better than me, once you do find a way to try and let things beyond your control go, your stress level goes way down, and life becomes a little easier to enjoy :)

    Truth. There is a bigger dimension that this is a piece of. In an overly simplistic nutshell, that sounds easier than it is...there is peace in surrender.

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  4. 5 hours ago, mattie g said:

    My seed order from Territorial Seed should be arriving in a couple days. Going to get my setup tidied up in preparation for getting seeds started at the beginning of next month!

    I've never had a ton of success with spring vegetables, but I'm going to give it a shot this year. Lettuce, broccoli, spinach, and mache will go in for early season, followed by four different tomato varieties, jalapenos, and Athena melon (with some herbs sprinkled in).

    Exciting!

    I've had issues with spring veg most years too especially lettuces. The most satisfying leafies I've ever grown are swiss chard, mustard, kale, and...fortunately I happen to like all of those. Not sure how much veg gardening I will do this year. I was short on time last spring and kinda enjoyed the less intensive annual flowers and herbs garden...we shall see!

  5. 5 minutes ago, MacChump said:

    see if you can talk them into richmond instead?

    but if they're determined to do greece and it works financially and whatnot i think you pretty much have to do it

    I've been lobbying for Trenton but might just run Richmond up the flagpole.

    Have you been to Greece before? Yeah...it's pretty tempting, hard to think about not taking the opportunity and regretting it...

  6. 1 hour ago, Always in Zugzwang said:

    @H2O, bring back the MEMES!!!

    never needed them more!

    48 minutes ago, MacChump said:

    4 big trips coming up, 3 to richmond and then 1 to greece, anyone been to both?  which did you like better? 

    I've been invited to a milestone birthday celebration in Greece (Rhodes) for one week this summer and thinking about doing it. I've been abroad but never there.

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