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I am now the proud owner of an air fryer. Good looking UPS chick brought it to me. Answered the door in a pair of boxer shorts and nothing else. Still had a lively conversation with her because when you get caught without pants the best thing to do is to act like you're fully dressed.

My wife ordered it for me. Funny how it wasn't long ago that she told me I didn't need to buy any more cooking gadgets. She said she bought it for my outdoor kitchen. Kinda sad because now I can't think of anything to cook with that I don't have. Except for a pizza oven! That's right, I don't have one. I'll fix that someday.
 
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I am now the proud owner of an air fryer. Good looking UPS chick brought it to me. Answered the door in a pair of boxer shorts and nothing else. Still had a lively conversation with her because when you get caught without pants the best thing to do is to act like you're fully dressed.

My wife ordered it for me. Funny how it wasn't long ago that she told me I didn't need to buy any more cooking gadgets. She said she bought it for my outdoor kitchen. Kinda sad because now I can't think of anything to cook with that I don't have. Except for a pizza oven! That's right, I don't have one. I'll fix that someday.
You have a very sweet wife.
 
The last time I remember heat like this was when we went to Fort Hood. When we landed the pilot announced that it was 117 degrees, don't know if that was true or not but dang it was hot!! Then we got into the field and the dust was ankle deep and hot! Summers at Fort Hood was turrible!
Roger. 5 years of my career were spent stationed at Fort Hood. Miserable summers. You never get used to it.
 
Roger. 5 years of my career were spent stationed at Fort Hood. Miserable summers. You never get used to it.
ATC you know how you just remember certain things about somewhere you have been? I just remember the hot dust! It was ankle deep and hot!

But, they flew us down there one year for a "three day weekend" in February one year, everybody thought this is going to be nice and warm, like to have froze our a$$ off! Luckily I took some warm gear with me, but side-effects of that is the ones of us who did take warm gear had to do the outside work that had to be done!
 
I was 7 years old at the time. It's been one helluva 50 years since.

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We'll check back later. Y'all behave.
We are headed over to the Cape tomorrow and will go through the Space Center. I haven't been since the kids were little so I am anxious to check it out for all the new stuff that has been added. . My daughter gave me tickets for a space launch that was suppose to go tomorrow (Sunday) but it has been postponed to Wednesday. Looking forward to the blast off.
 
Good morning D League

Trust all are staying cool as I notice there is an old fashioned heat wave across most of America. The type of heat our grandparents use to talk about. It hasn't been too bad down here because of the Gulf. We get some heat and humidity but there is a breeze. Currently it is 75° and we should get close to .90°. The sun will be out.

When I was a boy a buddy of mine, Buster and I would play in the hot sun and fields and it would be so hot the tar on the blacktop road would melt. You could see it boil from the heat and bubble up. I never saw Buster with a pair of shoes on in my life and he had the toughest feet a boy could have. Ole Buster would walk across the tar boiling road and tar would get between his toes and coat the bottom of his feet. He would just laugh and keep on truckin'. Lots of good times in the heat of the day.

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Morning D-Leaguers.

Already 75.2°F and 87% humidity. I think that predicts a hot humid day. I plan to mow before ten o'clock as soon as I am sure the neighbors are up and around.

Though about Rooster's dad a lot last night. It will be a rough week for him and his family.

The heck with that. Get out there lawn ranger and git er done. If the neighbors complain tell em you are their alarm clock this morning. You’r looking at 93-94° with 90+ humidity today.
 
  • Good Morning, Everyone.
  • 75º this morning. Hazy. Holding the temperature down. Cool breeze. Nice.
  • This Dark Magic is doing its job. Delicious.
  • My daddy has been gone for 25 years. I still miss him.
  • 50 years ago we lived in Florence. I worked in Covington.
  • The world keeps on turning. Strange times today.
  • Stay safe today.
  • Carry on.
  • As you were.
 
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