Army has done that for years now.
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48°F and partly cloudy. We top out at 55. I got my first yard mowing in yesterday by the guy that I hired last year. I can no longer do the weedwhacking et.al. I still mow in between his mowing when the grass grows fast.
Good news about the wife @cordmaker
Good news about the wife @cordmaker
Looks like Lisbon to me, but a no money call.Good morning D-League. It's currently partly cloudy and 43°. This afternoon will bring mostly cloudy skies and a high of 55°.
Have a great day.
They CofE should be letting the water level rise by then. I need to get down there this weekend or next and start the mowing process again.
Each day I become more amazed at where we are as a nation. So today I take some packages to the USPS to mail. I had three and the total bill was $40.35. No problem until I reached in my pocket and handed the lady a $50.00 bill. She says the post office does not take $50.00 bills.
What? You are telling me the United States of America issues $50 bills and a government agency will not accept them? Is that what you are telling me. She said they prefer credit cards. I told her the $50 bill was useless then. She went to see her manager and came back with an answer they would make an exception. She gave me back $9.55 in change and a receipt.
Are they trying to phase out money?
What? You are telling me the United States of America issues $50 bills and a government agency will not accept them? Is that what you are telling me. She said they prefer credit cards. I told her the $50 bill was useless then. She went to see her manager and came back with an answer they would make an exception. She gave me back $9.55 in change and a receipt.
Are they trying to phase out money?
You got a widget I want and I have twenty bucks you want. We trade and no one but me and you know about it. If it goes through a credit card or something similar, then plenty of other people know. The gov might know and might use that kind of power to encourage or discourage your behavior.
The objects I find while out walking might test the Western mind.
True... Oh how true...
Hello all,
I've been scarce here but not other places. Bless your evenings sleep and may you wake renewed in mind, spirit, and body.
Grateful to be numbered among you. I count it as a tremendous blessing. Hope to post more tomorrow but it's getting close to closing and moving....
I've been scarce here but not other places. Bless your evenings sleep and may you wake renewed in mind, spirit, and body.
Grateful to be numbered among you. I count it as a tremendous blessing. Hope to post more tomorrow but it's getting close to closing and moving....
Good morning from ATX. Currently 56°F and cloudy. Today's high may reach 70°F. No rain yet. Could receive some over next few days.
Compression socks = great invention. No more night-time leg cramps.
Kitchen remodel Day 5 complete. Dusty mess continues.
Co-worker out next three days. Hope all is quiet in our queue. Wishing all an awesome Happy Hump Day.
Compression socks = great invention. No more night-time leg cramps.
Kitchen remodel Day 5 complete. Dusty mess continues.
Co-worker out next three days. Hope all is quiet in our queue. Wishing all an awesome Happy Hump Day.
Is that a knife with the strap, what are the holes for? Is that a test for the Western Kentucky mind?The objects I find while out walking might test the Western mind.
Yes. I assume for improved finger grip.
Found all these items sitting on a support column ledge over at Chinatown. I even waited ~10 minutes after first discovery in the event owner forgot them. Picked up on my return trip.
Good morning D-League. It's currently 34° and clear here in Eastern Kentucky. This afternoon will bring mostly sunny skies and a high of 60°.
Have a great hump day 🐪.
Have a great hump day 🐪.
MORNING D-LEGIONNAIRES!
39° this morning with a high of 66° on tap. Winds will be moderate (15-20 mph) which is normal for this state. Almost always good kite flying winds here. Most of the time you only need hold them up in the wind and let them go. No running required. For the almost lazy people (you have to make the effort to get out).
Bat Cats continue to swing away and win. Yes, their 17-game win streak was broken the other day, but they won again last night so... Told my wife if we ever get enough money for her to retire early, we will move close to around the Lexington area 30-50 miles out in the sticks somewhere but close enough where I could go to games (baseball, basketball, and football) during the seasons. We have spent a few weekends just looking at property around the surrounding area and she is sold on the idea. Plus, I could get in a few Reds and Bengals games too. Ahhhh, heaven.
You folks working get out there and get over that Hump today and God Bless.
My wife's childhood home fits your description of 30-50 miles out in the sticks. She was from Estill County and the county seat is Irvine. It is on the Kentucky River and was founded as a railroad town. Nobody would mess with you and if they did you could handle it.
MORNING D-LEGIONNAIRES!
39° this morning with a high of 66° on tap. Winds will be moderate (15-20 mph) which is normal for this state. Almost always good kite flying winds here. Most of the time you only need hold them up in the wind and let them go. No running required. For the almost lazy people (you have to make the effort to get out).
Bat Cats continue to swing away and win. Yes, their 17-game win streak was broken the other day, but they won again last night so... Told my wife if we ever get enough money for her to retire early, we will move close to around the Lexington area 30-50 miles out in the sticks somewhere but close enough where I could go to games (baseball, basketball, and football) during the seasons. We have spent a few weekends just looking at property around the surrounding area and she is sold on the idea. Plus, I could get in a few Reds and Bengals games too. Ahhhh, heaven.
You folks working get out there and get over that Hump today and God Bless.
The only problem in that area and other rural counties surrounding the area is the drug problem. It is out of control. That is a huge problem in Eastern Kentucky but also about every other place in America.
Good morning D-League.
The Kentucky recruits looked good in the McD AA game last night. Wagner was MVP after taking over in the second half and overcoming a double-digit deficit for the win. Edwards and Bradshaw looked like guys at the upper half of the run of nice players Cal had between 2010-2017. Reed had some moments - looks like a guy who can be what we thought Fredrick might be, a competent back-up at both guard positions.
yeah, I know. A high school all star game. But these kids clearly were playing hard and trying to win. And talent is talent. At a minimum a little hope in a low period for Kentucky hoops.
Hope all you folks have a good day.
The Kentucky recruits looked good in the McD AA game last night. Wagner was MVP after taking over in the second half and overcoming a double-digit deficit for the win. Edwards and Bradshaw looked like guys at the upper half of the run of nice players Cal had between 2010-2017. Reed had some moments - looks like a guy who can be what we thought Fredrick might be, a competent back-up at both guard positions.
yeah, I know. A high school all star game. But these kids clearly were playing hard and trying to win. And talent is talent. At a minimum a little hope in a low period for Kentucky hoops.
Hope all you folks have a good day.
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Good Morning
Another pleasant day ahead with a temperature now of 59° as we creep up to 84°. Not much happening other than a day we have been looking forward to for a long time.
A Chicken Salad Chick Restaurant has a grand opening today in our little town. We finally made the big time. I had to drive either to Ocala or Clearwater to eat in one before but now it will be just down the road. You know where I am going today, Happy Days are here again.
I trust all are well and in good spirits and health.
Another pleasant day ahead with a temperature now of 59° as we creep up to 84°. Not much happening other than a day we have been looking forward to for a long time.
A Chicken Salad Chick Restaurant has a grand opening today in our little town. We finally made the big time. I had to drive either to Ocala or Clearwater to eat in one before but now it will be just down the road. You know where I am going today, Happy Days are here again.
I trust all are well and in good spirits and health.
You know Sawnee, the humble chicken salad sandwich executed with skill and generosity on just the right kind of bread, is an under-appreciated high point in American culture. And the option to get it with bacon is a bonus. Looks like you might have a new go-to spot!Good Morning
Another pleasant day ahead with a temperature now of 59° as we creep up to 84°. Not much happening other than a day we have been looking forward to for a long time.
A Chicken Salad Chick Restaurant has a grand opening today in our little town. We finally made the big time. I had to drive either to Ocala or Clearwater to eat in one before but now it will be just down the road. You know where I am going today, Happy Days are here again.
I trust all are well and in good spirits and health.
My daughter had a golf tournament over there last year and it was my first time in Estill County. It's a very pretty area. What's funny was that some sort of train festival was going on that day and they would blow a train horn every few minutes. I couldn't tell you how many bad shots I saw because in the middle of their swing a loud horn would blow and cause them to shank it. 😂😂My wife's childhood home fits your description of 30-50 miles out in the sticks. She was from Estill County and the county seat is Irvine. It is on the Kentucky River and was founded as a railroad town. Nobody would mess with you and if they did you could handle it.
The only problem in that area and other rural counties surrounding the area is the drug problem. It is out of control. That is a huge problem in Eastern Kentucky but also about every other place in America.
Hell that would probably help my game!
Morning folks. It is about 60°F and sunny. We did have some frost this morning.
I don't look forward to the final four. I am just disappointed in basketball this year.
I don't look forward to the final four. I am just disappointed in basketball this year.
Creed: That would actually make watching golf more interesting to me. We ask 16-year old high school kids to sink a critical free throw with hundreds of fans howling, screaming, waving stuff and causing every imaginable distraction. But if someone accidentally sneezes during a professional golf tournament some 32-year-old acts like its an assassination attempt.
There should be stands on both sides of a PGA tee, and ringing the putting green. Let people bring whistles, horns, giant signs to wave. Now that, I'd watch!
Chicken salad has been a part of the South for many generations. Adding a few slices of bacon just make it better. The franchise started in Auburn, AL by a couple that sold their product going door to door. Sounds like a lot like how the Colonel got started.
I had never thought of a chicken salad restaurant but this one is good and very, very successful. It started in 2008 and now has 280 (281 as of today) in 19 states. The American Dream still lives in the hearts of those who go to work and just do it.
It is truly a railroad town. Ravenna was built by the L & N Railroad. Estill County High School is named the "Engineers" and a train is their mascot.
Ravenna looks a lot like the town I grew up back in the 1960s and 1970s. Town maxed out at around 1,000 people in that era. It was built by C&O Railroad at the turn of the 20th Century. Our high school nickname was The Big Trains. Sadly, the school is closed, the town has lost a little bit of population, but my parents are still there.
Here's a video someone did - likely way more than anyone wants to watch - the speaker is the aunt of a kid in my high school class, so that gives you some idea of the size of the town. (If you want to jump ahead, at EXACTLY 7:32-7:34 the video skims past my parents' house...lol.)
Historic Silver Grove, Kentucky - History in Your Own Backyard
historyinyourownbackyard.com
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad took a chance on May 2, 1968 and hired me.
What a fine company.
Silver Grove could be a bigger version of Smiths Grove.Ravenna looks a lot like the town I grew up back in the 1960s and 1970s. Town maxed out at around 1,000 people in that era. It was built by C&O Railroad at the turn of the 20th Century. Our high school nickname was The Big Trains. Sadly, the school is closed, the town has lost a little bit of population, but my parents are still there.
Here's a video someone did - likely way more than anyone wants to watch - the speaker is the aunt of a kid in my high school class, so that gives you some idea of the size of the town. (If you want to jump ahead, at EXACTLY 7:32-7:34 the video skims past my parents' house...lol.)
Historic Silver Grove, Kentucky - History in Your Own Backyard
historyinyourownbackyard.com
Here is an old picture of the L&N Depot in Smiths Grove:
I was born and raised 10 miles north of here in Park City, an even smaller town.
Really neat.
Ravenna, Italy is highly underappreciated both historically and for its fantastic art mosaics.
For starters:
Hello all,
I am feeling awfully light... Mighty light, extremely light...............ridiculously light...... STUPID LIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I completed the wire transfer on my house payment about an hour ago....
Waiting for it to clear ................................... to the correct party...........
I am feeling awfully light... Mighty light, extremely light...............ridiculously light...... STUPID LIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I completed the wire transfer on my house payment about an hour ago....
Waiting for it to clear ................................... to the correct party...........
Imo, this is by far the best Vietnam War documentary out there. As for WW2, I've watched quite a few that were good.
I'll need to watch that the next time I see it on PBS. Thanks for the heads-up!Imo, this is by far the best Vietnam War documentary out there. As for WW2, I've watched quite a few that were good.
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How many of you folks watch KY Afield? I love this show. It's on KET on Sat/Sun. I like seeing the different places around KY they take you...
My cousin who lives on Nolin Lake: every episode without fail.
Me: Whenever I visit.
They had an episode on Nolin a few weeks ago.
If you have an Amazon subscription, you can watch it on there. It's 10 episodes and 17+ hours long.
I like the when they show what baits they use for fishing...of course, who knows how long they film those shows.
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Kentucky Afield is the longest continuously-running outdoors television show in the USA.I like the when they show what baits they use for fishing...of course, who knows how long they film those shows.
I'm watching latest episode now. Yep, Nolin Lake.
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