Thank you for this information! I will share it with my wife in the morning. It should help in deciding
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Thank you for this information! I will share it with my wife in the morning. It should help in deciding
Good morning from ATX. Currently 81°F and clear. Today's high expected around 103°F. Possible heat relief coming tomorrow in the form of rain showers. Stay tuned.
Microsoft training continues. Building power apps later this morning.
Happy Hump Day.
Wishing happiness and health for all our fellow D-League members.
Microsoft training continues. Building power apps later this morning.
Happy Hump Day.
Wishing happiness and health for all our fellow D-League members.
Thanks for the video. I could listen to Gram Parsons all day and night. He died much too young but the demons of drugs got him. Emmy Lou Harris made some great music with him and she is still going strong. They were my favorite combo of all time. Emmy Lou makes everybody sound better.
When it comes to singing "You Win Again", my favorite artist for that song would have to be Jerry Lee Lewis and his Pentecostal style piano playing.
Good morning D-League. It's currently 64° and cloudy here in Eastern Kentucky. This afternoon will bring partly cloudy skies and a high of 80°.
Everyone stay safe on this hump day.
Everyone stay safe on this hump day.
Good morning, D-League!
May God bring new understanding of His creation to you this 4th day of His week! Making breakfast for the family, because he's given me one more day to do so. Very thankful for it and for you!
Should be a cool and hopefully productive day in this little nook of KY! 61° and foggy here near the water, on the way to 80° or so. Go Cats!
May God bring new understanding of His creation to you this 4th day of His week! Making breakfast for the family, because he's given me one more day to do so. Very thankful for it and for you!
Should be a cool and hopefully productive day in this little nook of KY! 61° and foggy here near the water, on the way to 80° or so. Go Cats!
And a country boy will survive.@warrior-cat
I ran across an old photo. Teaching the grand kids how to bait a hook and catch a fish. Teach them how to fish and they will never go hungry. LOL
Good morning
We have current temperature of 74° and should reach a high of 87°. The wind speed is 6 mph and there is a 40% chance of rain. We are looking for tropical disturbances but can't see any threat at the present.
I trust all are well and in good spirits.
WEAR THAT MASK. LOL
We have current temperature of 74° and should reach a high of 87°. The wind speed is 6 mph and there is a 40% chance of rain. We are looking for tropical disturbances but can't see any threat at the present.
I trust all are well and in good spirits.
WEAR THAT MASK. LOL
Sawnee - Yep, I love the Jerry Lee Lewis version of You Win Again. Almost referenced it in my post. Thanks for adding.
Another cool day in the east. Heading into DC on the train.
I hope all D-Leaguers have a great day.
I imagine some of you may have eaten at this restaurant. The Back Porch Destin, Florida
Good morning all,
I am going to my office this morning but it seems I won't be staying long unless something changes. Who knows...
I will be busy either way... Have a great day!
I am going to my office this morning but it seems I won't be staying long unless something changes. Who knows...
I will be busy either way... Have a great day!
Morning Legionnaires!
89° on tap for today with light winds. 11° shift from yesterday. I think our triple digits are finished for this year. With this shift we should get some rain in the next few days. We still need more as last weeks early morning rain was the first in a while. We are on a water conservation plan for this area at this time. Can't use sprinklers systems (I don't have one) in the hours of 10:00-19:00. Only plus with no rain is that cutting grass (today) is every two to three weeks depending on the severity of the heat.
Will go fishing tomorrow morning as the lows tonight will be in the upper 60's so, the morning will be good. Have a few people recently asking me where I go to fish and if I would let them know the next time I go. Problem with that is that they want to ride together, and I don't do that. They (not being familiar with the areas I fish) do not want to take the time to scout it out. When you go with others, you are on their timeline. If they meet me out there OK (maybe). I like fishing by myself as it is serene and calming unless I am hooking and missing more than landing. My wife however would rather I had someone there with me as she worries about me wading/kayaking, and something go wrong. I tell her God is with me.
Well, I rambled enough already, have a workout in a few and then cut the grass.
One more thing, just got a little startled as the monster (the big dog whose bark is booming) saw the reflection of my wife in the window and she thought someone was outside. She jumped up and went running to the window barking and growling.
She is the new house protector. Her size alone keeps the bad guys at bay. last time we checked she was 113lbs (me holding her on our scales) but will get an official weight at the vets on Friday as she has her checkup and booster shots. She will be a year and a half old 20 September.
The note grandma gave me to take to Dotson's General Store had a different list but Mr Dotson gave it to me and wrote it down in his book. That was credit in 1955.
While walking yesterday, passed young guy driving alone stopped at traffic light with heavy-style mask on. WTF? Stared at him for a while.WEAR THAT MASK. LOL
Good morning. 68.2°F and sunny. We are supposed to get to 84° with a 10% chance of rain. I am going to declare war on wasps today as I finally got some wasp/hornet spray and spray some roundup in the back yard.
On water. In Smiths Grove the tap water is wonderful. No need to do anything to it. We use the water filter in the fridge to remove the chlorine. Barren River water is wonderful. When we lived in Baltimore, Houston and Jacksonville you needed help.
Kentucky is blessed with wonderful sources of water.
On water. In Smiths Grove the tap water is wonderful. No need to do anything to it. We use the water filter in the fridge to remove the chlorine. Barren River water is wonderful. When we lived in Baltimore, Houston and Jacksonville you needed help.
Kentucky is blessed with wonderful sources of water.
Good Morning Sir,
I'd sure take care of the bee's for you if I was near. Yes on the water. We seem to have decent water here as far as regular usage but the drinking part I used the filters in the fridge but never drank it until I got the RO system.
My Dad at one time lived in Tazewell, TN and the house he had there was on well water. That water would freeze in minutes it was so pure. You'd drink it and never quench your thirst. Never tasted water like that before or since.
Of course they did some blasting near where my Dad lived back then and he told me the water was ruined.
(I know Tazewell is not Kentucky but it is close.)
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I wasn't feeling well yesterday and missed a few things. You probably know, but only the chicken, not the bones. Chicken (or any cooked bones) can splinter and catch in a dogs digestive tract,
Also by your comment about the vet wanting you to change food:; Did you recently change? Sometimes that can effect a dog. Anytime I changed food, I'd try a gradual change by mixing the old and new for awhile.
Nope. Can't afford to change her this late. She's too old. We changed gradually many years ago each time the manufacturers changed their recipes to something she couldn't eat.
She is doing better and has so far kept her rice down. We'll be introducing chicken into her meals slowly this afternoon. If we can afford it, we'll keep feeding her this and get some supplemental things like fish oil.
Thank you for being so thoughtful, @berniecarbo
Are you feeling better today? I've been alternately feeling crappy/exhausted and then fine for weeks. Eliminating carbonated beverages this week as one half-bottle of Coca-Cola threw my heart out of rhythm for a couple hours.... was "treating" myself, but that's not a treat I want to repeat. Lol
If your water is anything like Baltimore water then it stinks.
You explained why Tennessee whiskey is swill. BAD WATER!
Move across the state line and the sun shines and the water is good!
Tennessee gets the left over water.
That's why you see people not afraid of manual labor & at the the bottom of the economic ladder up there: mainly Mexicans. Good for them.
I have put roofs up in August. I ain't Mexican, but I am part Spanish, but I am 100% American. Americans do the work that is required.
No work is above or below anyone. Hell I worked for the railroad.
I have put roofs up in August. I ain't Mexican, but I am part Spanish, but I am 100% American. Americans do the work that is required.
No work is above or below anyone. Hell I worked for the railroad.
Hear Hear!!!
You do what it takes to pay the bills until you find a better job. Many people these days want the best jobs at the start.I have put roofs up in August. I ain't Mexican, but I am part Spanish, but I am 100% American. Americans do the work that is required.
No work is above or below anyone. Hell I worked for the railroad.
I was stopped at a red light yesterday, and the two women in the car beside me were wearing masks as well. All you can do is shake your head and laugh.
About a year or so before I retired I had to interview a person for a position and brought her into the interview room. Before I could tell her to have a seat she pulled out a list of "demands". It was a full page, single spaced, of what she expected the company would do for her. She was demanding perks the Vice President or CEO couldn't get.
The interview was short.
Work your way up.....what a concept...
I was on my phone earlier. Just don't type well on that thing.
When I owned my Bug business in Kentucky I was working in Mt. Washington. I just came out from under a house doing an inspection. I struck up a conversation with this younger teenager (Late teens.. He later told me he was 19.) He struck me as an on the ball type. (I had already decided to hire him but was still going through some things with him, talking as I was working. (He had no job and no prospects per his words.) He had no idea what I was ready to do job-wise. (He had his driver's license but no car.) (This was in about 1997 or 98.) I told him to call me and schedule to come see me at my office (My Home) in Vine Grove (The city). (I was going to have one of my employee's pick him up.)
His Mom came out on the porch just before I was finalizing the appointment (Where I was working was in the federal or state housing authority.) She told her son, don't even talk to that guy about working for him unless he starts you at $20.00 an hour.
I turned to her son and shook his hand and wished him well. (I had 8 to 10 employees at the time and was still looking for someone who could run the joint.) I thought this kid had potential. If he worked out like I envisioned, in 18 to 24 months he'd have been making 50k or so. I sold my business because I could not find that one person I could trust.
To this day I saw that as an opportunity (On both sides) that slipped away. I sold my business in 2001. (My commitment was up about a month before 9/11...
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I have been in bed most of the day. Feeling poorly then a meneires disease bout on top of it. Hope you feel better.
We had a boxer and a cat with serious problems. Cbd oil helped settle their nerves.
Too many people with a sense of entitlement nowadays.
Server at a restaurant told me their company is preparing for another covd lockdown. Changing menus and everything. I was shocked... so was she
Good morning D-League. It's currently 62° and partly cloudy here in Eastern Kentucky. This afternoon will bring sunny skies and a high of 81°
Everyone stay safe on this Thursday.
Everyone stay safe on this Thursday.
Good morning from ATX. Currently 82°F, humid and clear with some clouds. Today's high may max at 99°F. 70% chance for afternoon thunderstorms. Not a drought-buster, but we'll take it.
Power Apps training continues. I'm not heading into the office today. Welcome reprieve. Must logon to class by 9 am. Still running morning systems checks.
I've got nothing else. Wishing happiness and health for all our fellow D-League members.
Power Apps training continues. I'm not heading into the office today. Welcome reprieve. Must logon to class by 9 am. Still running morning systems checks.
I've got nothing else. Wishing happiness and health for all our fellow D-League members.
Good morning, D-League!
Feels like Groundhog Day today. Yesterday is today. Trying to stay on the helpful side of the movie. It's cool and damp here. Sun is hiding for now. Supposed to reach 80° before storms roll in tonight or tomorrow.
Hope it's a great day for you, if you want it to be!
Feels like Groundhog Day today. Yesterday is today. Trying to stay on the helpful side of the movie. It's cool and damp here. Sun is hiding for now. Supposed to reach 80° before storms roll in tonight or tomorrow.
Hope it's a great day for you, if you want it to be!
Things that happen in a Baptist church. I have been walked down that aisle so I will pray for you honey.
An official Good Morning D
Our weather today will have a current temperature of 74° and the high will hit 87° by mid afternoon. We have a 50% chance of rain. A typical August day. I trust all who have been under the weather are improving and back to 100% soon. We need you at full strength for football season. We are counting down the days.
I go in for my annual checkup this afternoon. I like my doctor. Have a nice day everybody.
Our weather today will have a current temperature of 74° and the high will hit 87° by mid afternoon. We have a 50% chance of rain. A typical August day. I trust all who have been under the weather are improving and back to 100% soon. We need you at full strength for football season. We are counting down the days.
I go in for my annual checkup this afternoon. I like my doctor. Have a nice day everybody.
Before retiring from my last job, the new supervisor tried to get me to stay by telling me he had just hired a new person for the open job we already had and that she would start working in two weeks. She was young, blond, and beautiful he said and easy on the eyes. That's how he and the next level supervisor hired. She never made it to the office as he found out later, she took off to San Antonio when she found out from others what the workload was like there. Not long after I retired, he hired another attractive woman from the area he used to work. After about 2 months she quit because he had told her that her only job would be a receptionist at the front desk and just have to input a bit of information and not be involved with all of the other parts of the job. The office (Passenger Travel for Ft. Sill) had no receptionist because we all took customers as they came in and handled all of the BCT, AIT, and other unit level travel as well as all other travel at Ft. Sill. We stayed busy. We also did Passports and helped the Unit Movement Office load/manifest planes for passengers/soldiers (contracted civilian aircraft) and equipment (C5's C17's and other Air Force planes) which required us to drive heavy equipment such as container handlers, forklifts up to 45k, K-loaders, stair trucks, baggage conveyor trucks and aircraft De-icing trucks. Jack of all trades and very busy. A lot of overtime.
When I was young I never knew hard work was considered a virtue. It was just a way to survive.I have put roofs up in August. I ain't Mexican, but I am part Spanish, but I am 100% American. Americans do the work that is required.
No work is above or below anyone. Hell I worked for the railroad.
My first job was when I was 15. I was big for my age and talked myself onto a non-union work crew building a small apartment complex in my town. Side note: Maybe 7-8 years later George Clooney would live in the apartments we built while attending Northern Kentucky U. for a year or two.
My first minute of my first day on the job, an older guy gruffly ordered me to jump into a bell hole about chest deep. There was a tile pipe about 16 inches in diameter sticking over the hole with a plug in it. The guy handed me a shovel and told me to knock out the plug. Several gallons of foul smelling water gushed out and drenched me. The pipe was the sewer line coming into the development. Big laugh for all. I had to work the day like that, the water eventually mingling with my sweat.
That was my introduction to the working life. I’ve worked most days not in school for the next 51-plus years. Most have been better, a few worse, than my first day. I guess it’s good to start at a level where eventually you can see progress from your labor.
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Morning Legionnaires!
Temp did not get as cool as it was supposed to but, it is still in the low 70's with morning cloud cover so...fishing is on (for a few hours).
will be leaving here in about 30 minutes.
Enjoy your day folks and God Bless.
Cool and crisp in the east. Days like this are a blessing in August in DC.
Finishing up a project at work that celebrates veterans. I was able to bring into it people I met and got to know in my previous work: Quang Pham, came to the US as a child in the Vietnam boat lift. His father was a fighter pilot for South Vietnam, captured and tortured by the commies. Quang became a Marine medevac pilot in Desert Storm and Somalia. Rhonda Cornum, flight surgeon on a Black Hawk shot down in Iraq trying to rescue an F-15 pilot. Captured with severe injuries and abused by the Iraqis. Col. David Eberly, the highest ranking US POW in the Gulf War.
We also have people from WW2, Korea and Nam. Should be a good read.
Finishing up a project at work that celebrates veterans. I was able to bring into it people I met and got to know in my previous work: Quang Pham, came to the US as a child in the Vietnam boat lift. His father was a fighter pilot for South Vietnam, captured and tortured by the commies. Quang became a Marine medevac pilot in Desert Storm and Somalia. Rhonda Cornum, flight surgeon on a Black Hawk shot down in Iraq trying to rescue an F-15 pilot. Captured with severe injuries and abused by the Iraqis. Col. David Eberly, the highest ranking US POW in the Gulf War.
We also have people from WW2, Korea and Nam. Should be a good read.
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