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Raining here too. It must be raining all over the world.
A lady had just given birth to her 10th child in a Catholic hospital. A priest making his rounds stopped in her room. "So this is your tenth child eh? The Holy Father must be very proud of you." "But Father, I'm not Catholic" she replied. As the priest walked down the hall, he turned to the nun and said, "Horny old bitch, isn't she."
We were talking about that on the golf course Saturday. I guess I'll ask my doctor about it soon.
Ohs no!
Man Made Global Wetting! We're all gonna drown!
Dante commits to Oregon. No real surprise. The Cats will be fine.
Excellent song!
We had a nice steady "on again, off again" rain that lasted for several hours. Not enough but it still helps.
Reminds me of the woman that got on the bus with 3 sets of twins. The driver was amazed and asked her, "Lady, do you get twins every time?" The woman replied, "No. Hundreds of times we don't get anything."
Local weather man said that in July we had already received our annual rainfall. FCC.
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Some Bovines don't play.....
But play fascinates them.
Shooting and murder happened near our house this past Sunday morning. One dead, two wounded. Wow. I had no idea until this morning. Crazy.
Scary when it's so close to home.
Good morning from ATX. Currently 82°F. Expecting another 105°F day. We could receive some beautiful, cooling, precious rain before today is out.
Good Morning D
Yeah, we live in a high-crime area. I can recall at least 4 murders within 1/2 mile of here over the past eight years. Armed robbery at a nearby taco stand just a few weeks ago. Huge drug bust either last year or year before about 8 doors up the street.
Life is good.
Mmmm!Good morning from ATX. Currently 82°F. Expecting another 105°F day. We could receive some beautiful, cooling, precious rain before today is out.
I still hate EweT
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Good Wednesday morning D League
It is 78° with a high forecast for 86° and 40% chance of rain. I have a clogged up head and got it a couple of days ago. My left ear especially. It might be swimmers ear.. I am home treating it with an alcohol and vinegar mixture that I am pouring in my ear. Just another nuisance as we pass through life.
Trust all have a great day and stay safe Austin. What is going on over there?
It is 78° with a high forecast for 86° and 40% chance of rain. I have a clogged up head and got it a couple of days ago. My left ear especially. It might be swimmers ear.. I am home treating it with an alcohol and vinegar mixture that I am pouring in my ear. Just another nuisance as we pass through life.
Trust all have a great day and stay safe Austin. What is going on over there?
74.3°F and sunny. No rain today. I suspect it will get warm.
Democrats. Sanctuary City.
Starting next week I'm getting estimates for fixing some water damage to our brick chimney. Hopefully it won't involve anything drastic. I'm hoping at worst it just needs tuckpointing.
90°.....heat index 105 and still climbing. Brutal.........
South Carolina in the summer.
However, winter is wonderful. I lived just south of there for 15 years. Winters good, summers hot/humid.
I just received in today's mail the highest electric bill of my life. And I have solar heat for my water My wife has to have the thermostat at 68 and you pay for that in Florida. I could have the AC taken out tomorrow and would not miss it.
I have to have it, but we set ours on 71, and doesn't give us huge electric bills.
Yep. 92° heat index 108 now. Thunder boomers building up and should break loose here in a bit.
Sawnee, I wish I could like this more than once.
My wife keeps our thermostat at 71°F during the day and mid-60s at night. Our mid-day interior temps hover in the mid-70s. The AC is constantly blasting.
80°F or so is fine by me after going out in 100°F+ heat, but I can't stand the chill at night.
Coyotes are indeed a nuisance, but normally not dangerous. Highly intelligent, they avoid human contact but enforce canine rules with their teeth. A majority of so called attacks are in defense of their den and pups. Find the den, capture the pups, then use them for bait to live trap and remove the adults.
Feral dog attacks on livestock blamed on coyotes don't solve the problem either or protect the livestock. Coyotes normally forage on small animals like cats, chickens, rabbits and new born animals (fawns and lambs). They're absolutely content with scavenging trash. In Arizona, we protect Pronghorn fawning with aerial gunning from helicopters. The Coyote removal is short lived as the population numbers return after 6 to 8 weeks via immigration. During that time, the fawns strengthen and then can run 50/60 mph to escape and are fine. Wolves will run Coyotes effectively removing them but usually not available as an option. Poisons will work but kill more non-target species like dogs than Coyotes. That's why we shoot from the choppers. I hate saying this but wildlife management officials are often not as smart or adaptable as the Coyotes and inept at Coyote management.
"You wore blue so you could hide".If I took up golfing
A masterpiece debuted 44 years ago today.
That is a great movie Starchief, one I've watched more than once myself. Adrien Brody was excellent in it too.
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Got into a discussion with some other not-young men at work about the MLB game next summer on the 'Field of Dreams" in Iowa between the Yankees and White Sox. Who wouldn't love to be there for that?
The movie, of course, has the classic ending scene. Every guy in our conversation admitted to at least some degree of choking up during it, me included. Can't say why exactly, aside from that universal and complicated relationship between father and son that begins with love, generally includes conflict and some form of estrangement in adolescence, then eventually reconciliation if you are lucky. Anyway, a shamelessly manipulative but effective piece of movie making...
The movie, of course, has the classic ending scene. Every guy in our conversation admitted to at least some degree of choking up during it, me included. Can't say why exactly, aside from that universal and complicated relationship between father and son that begins with love, generally includes conflict and some form of estrangement in adolescence, then eventually reconciliation if you are lucky. Anyway, a shamelessly manipulative but effective piece of movie making...
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