Now waiting on a fridge to be delivered to my daughter. 4-8.....
Much rather be home...
Much rather be home...
My wife talked to our son this afternoon. He told her to bring a coat.Back in Kentucky after a 525 mile drive —lots of snow over the mountain passes but cold and clear in northeast Kentucky. My parents -91, 87 -seem to be doing well. Waiting for my son to come up from Lex and we’ll all head out to supper directly.
Hope you all have a good evening.
There's only two of us, so we have a small house which makes it relatively easy to heat. We had a acre or so cleared last year in anticipation of an outbuilding. It left me a lot of good oak firewood. We heat with a wood stove. It is toasty warm right now and cutting the wood gives me good exercise and the heating bill is very cheap.My wife talked to our son this afternoon. He told her to bring a coat.
She often complains about the Florida sun and longs for the days back in Estill county and the cool mountain air. I laughed at her when she said it might be too cold for her in Kentucky. LOL It has been 65 degrees today with bright sun. I am in shorts and barefoot like always. And I don't have to chop wood or dig some coal for the Warm Morning stove grandpa had in the front room back on the hill.
Your son is on the money Sawnee. It hadn’t been cold in Maryland so I just brought a light fleece —and it’s going down to the teens tonight —possibly single digits the smiling weatherman says. My son and I have plans to hike up into some woods in Bracken County in the morning my family used to own and I’ll freeze my ass off.My wife talked to our son this afternoon. He told her to bring a coat.
She often complains about the Florida sun and longs for the days back in Estill county and the cool mountain air. I laughed at her when she said it might be too cold for her in Kentucky. LOL It has been 65 degrees today with bright sun. I am in shorts and barefoot like always. And I don't have to chop wood or dig some coal for the Warm Morning stove grandpa had in the front room back on the hill.
Howdy folks. Rolling through the mountains of WVA in a fairly serious snowstorm. Outside temps: 26 degrees.
With luck I’ll be in Campbell County around 3pm. My sons driving up from Lexington so it’ll be a nice, if brief, homecoming.
Road is slick as hell and I’m on some serious grades so I guess I’ll start paying attention. I’ll check in later.
Questioning your own sanity would be fighting the crowds on Black Friday.I'll be sitting in a tree stand early in the morning with predicted lows 15-21 not counting the wind. I sometimes question my own sanity.
We have 2 fireplaces, a wood burning and a gas. You probably burn much more wood than we do, only 2-3 ricks per year, but there's something about a roaring fire that makes the cold winter months much more tolerable. Cozy. Especially during the holidays.There's only two of us, so we have a small house which makes it relatively easy to heat. We had a acre or so cleared last year in anticipation of an outbuilding. It left me a lot of good oak firewood. We heat with a wood stove. It is toasty warm right now and cutting the wood gives me good exercise and the heating bill is very cheap.
The past few days walking the dog has not been pleasant. Sleet, freezing rain and sub freezing temps. Yeah, Florida sounds really good to me right now.My wife talked to our son this afternoon. He told her to bring a coat.
She often complains about the Florida sun and longs for the days back in Estill county and the cool mountain air. I laughed at her when she said it might be too cold for her in Kentucky. LOL It has been 65 degrees today with bright sun. I am in shorts and barefoot like always. And I don't have to chop wood or dig some coal for the Warm Morning stove grandpa had in the front room back on the hill.
I remember making the drive across western MD and WV from DC to Lex...I always had to watch out for the snowBack in Kentucky after a 525 mile drive —lots of snow over the mountain passes but cold and clear in northeast Kentucky. My parents -91, 87 -seem to be doing well. Waiting for my son to come up from Lex and we’ll all head out to supper directly.
Hope you all have a good evening.
Now waiting on a fridge to be delivered to my daughter. 4-8.....
Much rather be home...
Plenty of chances, but didn't happen. Excellent game, not too many TO's. IU's #23 is a handful.My grandson will be there. Beat IU.
So is this ding-a-ling.Yep,
Tomorrow morning AGAIN!
This "ding" is a no go...
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Well. I have an incident to share that happened this morning as I started to work out. Some of you will shake your head.
So I get there all in a good mood and roaring to go. I check my blood pressure before I left and it was good. Very good. So as I am signing in and getting myself programed for the cardiac workouts a woman hands everything to me and I said, in the way I was taught as a young boy by mama, "thank you mam' " oh boy! Did I mess up.
She blessed me out shouting in a loud voice don't you ever call me mam' again. Never. She was so loud all of the people stopped working out and look my way. So I looked at her and said, don't worry I will ignore you and act as if you do not exist and walked away.
My next stop was the first stop we make when we begin, a blood pressure reading. Well, my blood pressure was 186/82 more than 50 points higher than it ever read. The woman who took it said when is going on? I then told her her co-worker blessed me out for trying to be polite and my blood is boiling over. They took it when I was finished working out and it had dropped by 60 points.
What is wrong with these people. Can't a man treat a woman with respect today.
Its a crazy world these days.
I do the same thing as my parents required me to show respect.No Sir,
Glad I wasn't there. I am respectful but I'd have enjoyed embarrassing her as loudly as she treated you. My tolerance for nasty is NIL. From the description, that wench is nasty.
Oh, I certainly did that Bert. There is more to this story.I do the same thing as my parents required me to show respect.
I am like BBUK; I can hand it back in spades.
I guess working in a very competitive environment and then pubic office for 10 years tends to make you very defensive and firm. I would have given her back every nasty word she gave me. She would have found out if bitch was also not acceptable.
There’s still enough 13-year-old boy in me to find that typo funny every time.I guess working in a very competitive environment and then pubic office for 10 years tends
There Is No Place Like HomeThere’s still enough 13-year-old boy in me to find that typo funny every time.
Good morning folks. Woke up in my parents’ house for the first time since Covid —we have been staying in hotels during visits before now.
We moved into this house in 1966, and I swear in the basement there are still a couple things left over from the previous owner. Talk about a place that feels like home. Need to join the folks so I’ll keep it brief. Hope you all have a good day.
There’s still enough 13-year-old boy in me to find that typo funny every time.
Good morning folks. Woke up in my parents’ house for the first time since Covid —we have been staying in hotels during visits before now.
We moved into this house in 1966, and I swear in the basement there are still a couple things left over from the previous owner. Talk about a place that feels like home. Need to join the folks so I’ll keep it brief. Hope you all have a good day.
Wow, that brought a tear to my eye. Thanks for posting Sawnee. Beautiful song.Here is a Lexington girl singing about her older brother who was killed in a car wreck in Kentucky. No place like home
I saw her at the Grand Ole Opry about a year ago and it was her very first appearance. She literally brought down the house and no one wanted her to stop singing.There Is No Place Like Home
Wow, that brought a tear to my eye. Thanks for posting Sawnee. Beautiful song.
I got a text that my granddaughter is running a 12k in Denver, Co today and it is very cold. She is on the Marathon Team at the USAF Academy and they have a special event in Denver today of some sorts. Why they have it this time of year is a mystery to me.Woke up to a balmy 19 degrees (13 with the wind chill). Plenty of frost as well. People in the stands really need to bundle up today even though the temp will top out at 39.
Finally got my water bill and it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. $210. That's the highest it's ever been but considering the daily watering of new grass during a drought it could have been worse.
Have a great day and here's hoping the Cats make a game out of it this afternoon.
A long time ago I ran 8 miles (or more) every day for a full year, just to see if I could do it. I was weird like that on physical things. Once you build a little body heat up, the cold doesn't bother you.I got a text that my granddaughter is running a 12k in Denver, Co today and it is very cold. She is on the Marathon Team at the USAF Academy and they have a special event in Denver today of some sorts. Why they have it this time of year is a mystery to me.
I know I would be sitting this one out but I am a softie when it comes to frigid weather and running up down the Denver hills. Not this boy. I will turn it over to the youngsters.
In today's world, you have to be able to give it back. People see anything less as a sign of weakness and they're ready to take advantage. I miss the days when most people had manners.I do the same thing as my parents required me to show respect.
I am like BBUK; I can hand it back in spades.
I guess working in a very competitive environment and then public office for 10 years tends to make you very defensive and firm. I would have given her back every nasty word she gave me. She would have found out if bitch was also not acceptable.
We are not good in the Red Zone. I just throw up my hands.What on earth has happened to Levis? That was just pitch-and-catch with a Georgia DB.
We have been in scoring position twice so far and yet...What on earth has happened to Levis? That was just pitch-and-catch with a Georgia DB.