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Toad 03 Grand Am
Wish he could tell someone where he was and what he was doing? I think those stories could be interesting.
Dan & Patty
Miss Pickles the Pomeranian Princess Rainbow Bridge 8/8/2023
2020 GMC 3500 Sierra Denali 6.6 Duramax / Allison tranny
2021 Jayco Eagle 319MLOK
BWRVK 3710 companion
Maddy the Pampered Pom @ Rainbow Bridge 12-3-2013
Dixie Flyer wrote:
....Any one have any summer plans they would like to share?..
....Any one have any summer plans they would like to share?..
In three weeks, we're gonna go up through Wisconsin to the Apostle Islands area, then swing West to Minnesota so I can cross seeing the headwaters of the Mississippi off my bucket list.
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Miss Inga (aka "Shorty") - 10 y.o. old GSD.
Gen. Gretchen - Joined Rainbow Div., June 27, 2017 at age 13
Gen. Missy - Joined Rainbow Div., June 11,2006 at age 12
2018 Montana HC305RL 5th wheel
2018 Silverado HD 6.0L
It was 56 degrees this morning when we got up, another cool start to another day. According to the weather person we can expect rain every day next week. This morning I remembered I hadn't drained the hot water heater since our last outing. That was April 20th, so I better do that so the water won't smell like rotten eggs. It may be too late even now, but I will see later this morning.
I get excited about our trip next month and then I think, Is this something I can really do? I have so much going on with my health that I wonder if a long trip to Michigan is wise. The biggest thing is my vision, the other is just small stuff that comes with being 78 years old. It's a month away so I have time to see how things are going to be.
Sue is out with Dixie and Suzie for their morning walk. Lizzie the cat is perched on the back of the couch looking out the window watching for their return. Me, well I'm getting ready to face the day. Okay it's time for me to head to the shower so I will close for now wishing everyone a blessed day. Be sure to give the fur babies a hug for me and be sure to tell someone you love them.
2016 Ford F250 King Ranch Crew Cab 6.7 Power Stroke
2015 Montana Model 3611 with 4400 Pullrite Hitch.
Wife Sue
Pets: Rainbow Bridge: Bart, Old Fella, Levi, Charlie, Mama, Hobo, Izzie, Peaches. Others Suzie, Dixie.
Old Fella Burke County Animal Rescue
The fur gang is well and ready to get out for a walk. Sue is running a little behind this morning, not like her at all. Me, well I could go back to bed and sleep another hour or two.
I hope everyone has a great day and you enjoy family. I need to get moving so I will close for now wishing everyone a blessed day. Be sure to give the fur babies a hug for me and be sure to tell someone you love them.
The ground is saturated, We have flash flood warnings now every time it rains. Last night on the news they showed Granpa's Cheese barn in Ashland had 6 feet of water in the Parking lot.
We just can't seam to get several days together with no rain.
A lot of farmers still have not gotten there fields ready to plant. If they don't get them in before the 20th it is to late for corn. They have a few more days for soy beans but time is running out.
The fur babies are well this morning. Suzie wakes up ready to get outside and take a turn around the yard to see what has been happening while we slept. Dixie is the same way. She is ready to get out of her crate and hit the yard and then get back inside to eat breakfast.
Lizzie is banging on the bedroom door wanting to be let out so she can make her rounds in the house. I don't know how such a small cat can make so much noise banging on the door. I guess she throws herself against the door. There is a shoe rack hanging on the door so I guess she uses that to bang on the door.
June is half gone and soon it will be July. I don't care for the fireworks on the forth because of the fur babies. It doesn't bother Suzie and Dixie as much as it did Mama, Peaches and Hobo. Our neighbor on the other side of the pond always has a big party with lots of fireworks so I guess we will get to see his show again this year. Of course there will be dogs that will be afraid and run away from home because folks won't bring them inside during the fire works display.
Okay I need to get moving so I will close for now wishing everyone a blessed day. Be sure to give the fur babies a hug for me and be sure to tell someone you love them.
Toolguy5 wrote:
We got more rain yesterday. More rain again today. Tuesday is supposed to be dry then rain rest of the week.
The ground is saturated, We have flash flood warnings now every time it rains. Last night on the news they showed Granpa's Cheese barn in Ashland had 6 feet of water in the Parking lot.
We just can't seam to get several days together with no rain.
A lot of farmers still have not gotten there fields ready to plant. If they don't get them in before the 20th it is to late for corn. They have a few more days for soy beans but time is running out.
We got more rain yesterday. More rain again today. Tuesday is supposed to be dry then rain rest of the week.
The ground is saturated, We have flash flood warnings now every time it rains. Last night on the news they showed Granpa's Cheese barn in Ashland had 6 feet of water in the Parking lot.
We just can't seam to get several days together with no rain.
A lot of farmers still have not gotten there fields ready to plant. If they don't get them in before the 20th it is to late for corn. They have a few more days for soy beans but time is running out.
We're in a similar pattern
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We moved a few years ago to a growing community that has been carved out of farm land. We have a field out our back door that has been planted with corn or soybeans every year we've been here. Right now it's only growing weeds. Most of the fields that are interspersed between subdivisions have not been planted. I assume when the farmers are able to plant, they will hit the huge fields that don't require the logistics of moving between subdivisions. I don't think they will get these smaller fields planted this year.
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dturm wrote:
We're in a similar pattern We moved a few years ago to a growing community that has been carved out of farm land. We have a field out our back door that has been planted with corn or soybeans every year we've been here. Right now it's only growing weeds. Most of the fields that are interspersed between subdivisions have not been planted. I assume when the farmers are able to plant, they will hit the huge fields that don't require the logistics of moving between subdivisions. I don't think they will get these smaller fields planted this year.
We're in a similar pattern
We moved a few years ago to a growing community that has been carved out of farm land. We have a field out our back door that has been planted with corn or soybeans every year we've been here. Right now it's only growing weeds. Most of the fields that are interspersed between subdivisions have not been planted. I assume when the farmers are able to plant, they will hit the huge fields that don't require the logistics of moving between subdivisions. I don't think they will get these smaller fields planted this year.It is defiantly not a good year to be a Farmer. We will all be paying higher prices at the store and at the pump if the farmers can not get their crops in.
The news tonight said Lake Erie is 26 to 28 inches above normal right now.
Where we live will not be developed further because the rest of the land is in an animal wild life reserve set aside by the Sloan family. So we are living in a neat small development that has nine homes and one lot that is to be built on sometime in the next year.
Okay enough of that business. WE are well and have a busy day lined up. The fur gang is well, back from their walk and I am about to head for the shower. II wish everyone a blessed day. Be sure to give the fur babies a hug for me and be sure to tell someone you love them.