Cold Miser

Jamaica Way, along the pond? I used to travel that way to Brookline all the time when I lived in West Roxbury. Love that ride.

74F in the Adirondacks today. Probably just a few days shy of peak color. Beautiful day.

Another world indeed.

Sadness and despair were endless that season. Awful.

It's nice that you were able to experience all of that. Many won't, not because they can't but because they will put it off, and off and off.

Can we order this up now and beat the holiday rush? Thanks in advance.

right.

So not a soul would have survived if the path was different? Got it.

Doesn't matter where the word came from, but the fact that it came from a weather office makes it worse. Saying something is "unsurvviable " is dishonest, over the top and indeed hyperbole. ...Unless I misread the death toll. This is the kind of language Kevin would use (In jest), and people here would be ripping him to shreds.

Hype is in Full effect. Not really sure if the landfall region is greatly populated or not. https://www.npr.org/2020/08/26/906203511/hurricane-laura-forecast-to-bring-unsurvivable-storm-surge-as-category-4-storm?fbclid=IwAR3lt9Ij-Iuw7mS0eWO0yNHjuAuNcyLq5V5mYx5KbbGd8PCfIh1E-NcRS54

Stay safe, be vigilant, and be ready.

Did BDL hit 90F

Alexanders lake in Killingly. It was a hell of a light show to the north.

Such a great wind and lighting show at lake #2 last night at around 8 or so. The entire horizon was lit up over the lake every few minutes with a stray bolt or 2 ripping through.

Nothing like a bit of tropical storm hype to lol at. https://www.charlottestories.com/caribbean-storms-13-and-14-could-collide-to-become-fujiwara-megastorm/?fbclid=IwAR2cPz-BYGZzXVndAy5h8WS5_Pd0wnrr6vTandVxuGE2YQuoM1je72jOzxU

Back in March I was given the option to "work from home", but I really could not due to the nature of my work, plus I really did not want to be "that guy" working from home. I have a big-azz office, that is part of a suite where no body else is working so there really was no reason for me to stay home. This woman also has a big-azz office where she literally does not have to come in contact with a single soul during her work day.

I am about to blow my stack. There was a woman at work who was out for 10 weeks for the Vid back in the Spring...She came back and took a weeks vacation in July, a few other days, scattered here and there...is at the end of a 10 day vacation in one of the hot states, and until yesterday was going to come back in to the office next week. Now she has been instructed to take the 14 day (paid) quarantine/ "work from home" set up. This will be a total of 16 weeks that this sh*t has gone on. If one of the laborer guys does the same thing and goes away to a "hot" state and comes back, he is told to stay home for 14 days and use his own personal time. I have been working through this sh*t since it started so my thoughts and views are a bit different than others with regard to the shut downs and locking your self in the basement for a year mentality. I know for a FACT that this woman will not be doing much "work from home", nor has done much "work from home" during the first 10 weeks. Shit is frustrating. \vent off.

How many days per year on average do you use the pool?

I am probably one of the biggest haters of the HHH, and while there were so many sweaty dome days for some reason I was fine with it. Sucked pretty bad, but I suppose it's old man tolerance kicking in.

1 or 2 90F degree days left in the tank and that is it for the 90's

It's darker in the morning when I get up. That is all. Thank you.

Saw the sun for about 1it's worse. Not a great day for the lake party where everyone was supposed to be in the water while the band played. Up in Worcester now and it's just wind and darkness.

Literally all I have over here is dark grey clouds and a chilly breeze. ...plus I just felt a few rain drops. This is definitely not what I ordered yesterday for today.

Never heard that one. S Got it thanks. I thought he was in a drunk ramble.