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I don't like hearing speed-talkers.
afternoon D
tired - been a long day already
thinking of a nap before I take my boy to the library
hope all are well
tired - been a long day already
thinking of a nap before I take my boy to the library
hope all are well
97- heat index 106 I'm blaming all y'all.
Volunteer time at the shelter - check
Coffee break with key lime pie - in progress
Volunteer time at the shelter - check
Coffee break with key lime pie - in progress
Going to try to download me wearing a pair of the Big Red Shoes at the Ronald McDonald house today. We donated a bunch of supplies to them and they (as always) are so appreciative!
had a nap
Have to dress hubby's injured fingers - ugh. Burns are NOT pretty
Have to dress hubby's injured fingers - ugh. Burns are NOT pretty
Feeling proud - youngest asked if I would take him to the library so he can get his own library card, and check out a couple of books
btw - don't like this new format much
btw - don't like this new format much
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Don did you hear about the cannibal who passed his friend in the woods?
Here ya go Austin. Can probably parlay this into a TV show on the Travel Channel.
The Smithsonian Will Pay Someone $64,000 a Year to Drink (and Research) Beer
The Smithsonian Will Pay Someone $64,000 a Year to Drink (and Research) Beer
Sue them sumbritches for burning his fingers.
I took a nap too. Everything I have touched today has turned into ship.
Momma said there would days like this.
@wildcatdonf : Looking at visiting you on the way in. November 18th. Flight scheduled to arrive at Hartsfield around 9:30 PM EST. Looking at around 10:30 PM on 11/18.
@Bert Higginbotha : Driving through on December 2nd in the late morning. Would love to meet up again if possible.
@Bert Higginbotha : Driving through on December 2nd in the late morning. Would love to meet up again if possible.
There'd be days like this momma said .........
That biker bar that was hard to find that was closed.
That demands a pic of you and Austin on Harleys.
Good idea if we don't forget.
Apparently ghost turned mean when he put those red Ronald McDonald shoes on. Not good, ghost.
Going to an Eggfest on Saturday Don. Might eat too much.
Sounds good. Flatulence on the brink.
Wife wants to go. I'm surprised. Probably so she can tell me I'm doing something wrong.
Finally got her to go to the piddlers mall with me last week. Wanted her to look at an old gas stove that I've seen there for the last year. I wanted to get it and convert it to propane and set it up out back with my eggs. It's a Detroit Jewel and it was in perfect condition for $325. Someone had bought it. Snooze you looze.
Finally got her to go to the piddlers mall with me last week. Wanted her to look at an old gas stove that I've seen there for the last year. I wanted to get it and convert it to propane and set it up out back with my eggs. It's a Detroit Jewel and it was in perfect condition for $325. Someone had bought it. Snooze you looze.
Science Break:
The monster at the center of the Milky Way. Sagittarius A star is the supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy and packs about four million times the mass of the sun into a volume roughly the size of our solar system. TheSpitzer Space Telescope recently began exploring this exotic object in the infrared and observed flares emitted by this monster.
When Sagittarius A* flares, it produces an increase in light in the infrared range. If the flare is bright enough, then Spitzer sees that as light poured on top of what’s coming at the telescope already. Spitzer took a 23 hour exposure of Sag.A.
Starting in the mid-1990s, the 10-meter Keck Telescope in Hawaii tracked the orbits of stars (in infrared) whipping about an unseen, colossal mass emitting radio waves and X-rays at the center of our galaxy. They are orbiting around Sag A* at 6,600 miles per second or 23,760,000 mph.
Located 26,000 light years away, Sagittarius A* is completely obscured by dust. Radio telescopes on Earth were the first to hone in on Sagittarius A* because radio waves freely pass through this dust
The monster at the center of the Milky Way. Sagittarius A star is the supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy and packs about four million times the mass of the sun into a volume roughly the size of our solar system. TheSpitzer Space Telescope recently began exploring this exotic object in the infrared and observed flares emitted by this monster.
When Sagittarius A* flares, it produces an increase in light in the infrared range. If the flare is bright enough, then Spitzer sees that as light poured on top of what’s coming at the telescope already. Spitzer took a 23 hour exposure of Sag.A.
Starting in the mid-1990s, the 10-meter Keck Telescope in Hawaii tracked the orbits of stars (in infrared) whipping about an unseen, colossal mass emitting radio waves and X-rays at the center of our galaxy. They are orbiting around Sag A* at 6,600 miles per second or 23,760,000 mph.
Located 26,000 light years away, Sagittarius A* is completely obscured by dust. Radio telescopes on Earth were the first to hone in on Sagittarius A* because radio waves freely pass through this dust
Bought a GSD pup tonight from a breeder in Indiana. Excellent bloodline. Dad weighes 125 and her mom is 100. I boughta monster. Lord help me
Does this mean we're doomed and I ain't gonna collect a dime of Social Security?Science Break:
The monster at the center of the Milky Way. Sagittarius A star is the supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy and packs about four million times the mass of the sun into a volume roughly the size of our solar system. TheSpitzer Space Telescope recently began exploring this exotic object in the infrared and observed flares emitted by this monster.
When Sagittarius A* flares, it produces an increase in light in the infrared range. If the flare is bright enough, then Spitzer sees that as light poured on top of what’s coming at the telescope already. Spitzer took a 23 hour exposure of Sag.A.
Starting in the mid-1990s, the 10-meter Keck Telescope in Hawaii tracked the orbits of stars (in infrared) whipping about an unseen, colossal mass emitting radio waves and X-rays at the center of our galaxy. They are orbiting around Sag A* at 6,600 miles per second or 23,760,000 mph.
Located 26,000 light years away, Sagittarius A* is completely obscured by dust. Radio telescopes on Earth were the first to hone in on Sagittarius A* because radio waves freely pass through this dust
Don't worry. You'll get to collect the big bucks. Unless something goes horribly wrong.
Got late quick, today
Enjoyed some time with the youngest
Waiting for the older boy and his g/f to get back -they drove to Lex to see her parents and other family.
Deliberately did not watch either convention - I know how I'm voting, but didn't need to see all the bs spin
So ready for basketball
How is everyone?
Enjoyed some time with the youngest
Waiting for the older boy and his g/f to get back -they drove to Lex to see her parents and other family.
Deliberately did not watch either convention - I know how I'm voting, but didn't need to see all the bs spin
So ready for basketball
How is everyone?
Think about those little stoves that you find in campers.
Download didn't work, but there's a way around it. Will do it Friday. My sis is frazzing out about her doctor's appointment tomorrow. Called me..."I need some music I haven't heard before". Me: "You need some chillax tunes. Log on to my YT account and I'll hook you up."
Figure I'd hook up the D while I'm at it. 1st: Barry White & Kirk Whalum. "Sax in the Garden"
2nd: Bobby Caldwell. "My Flame"
3rd: Steely Dan. "The Caves of Altamira"
If y'all noticed, all of these can be called 'smooth jazz'. That's my go-to genre when I need to chill out. If she needs some more, I'll put them on here too!
Figure I'd hook up the D while I'm at it. 1st: Barry White & Kirk Whalum. "Sax in the Garden"
2nd: Bobby Caldwell. "My Flame"
3rd: Steely Dan. "The Caves of Altamira"
If y'all noticed, all of these can be called 'smooth jazz'. That's my go-to genre when I need to chill out. If she needs some more, I'll put them on here too!
Thank you.
Glad to get home. Nice evening. Tired. How you doin?
not bad at all
we're glad you made it home too
