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Greenland?
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She called a number on an email from Etrade, not, gave the guy access to her computer, had to change bank accounts, have her computer cleaned, couldn't find my house, been here 8 years and she called 4 times as she was lost in this small town she has lived in 20 years. It's got worse since then
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@dirtdude said:
She called a number on an email from Etrade, not, gave the guy access to her computer, had to change bank accounts, have her computer cleaned, couldn't find my house, been here 8 years and she called 4 times as she was lost in this small town she has lived in 20 years. It's got worse since thenVery sorry to hear that. My Mom was so good at masking the signs, I didn't realize how far she'd slipped until it was too obvious to miss. I don't know that anything would have changed if we knew earlier. It's very hard to deal with.
"If you do not read the newspapers you're uninformed. If you do read the newspapers, you're misinformed." -- Mark Twain3 -
My brother stopped at our Mom's today to check on her (she's 79, lives alone). She complained that it was so hot in the house, and the floor unit AC wouldn't keep up. She had every window in the house wide open!, and didn't realize it. We're getting concerned with her forgetfulness. He's going to have to check on her more often. He lives 2 miles from her, I live 60 miles away.
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My manager, the company president, and the owner approved of me working remote when I move to Florida, for a guaranteed 3 months, with an evaluation after two months to determine if we should continue. That decision takes a load off our minds as we prep to move. If either they or I decide not to continue the arrangement, they will still keep me on for the third month while I search for something else. I'm so relieved I don't have to do a job search from here. they are good people.
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I used to make hay and we did it in the daytime but you usually let it lay a couple three days before baling so I just wondered if it couldnt be done at night
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so much in farming relies on the weather
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Hung a new garage door opener today, fairly painless process
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Not sure what they’re putting in corn seeds now but “knee high by July” is gone. Some of these stalks are taller than me already
The Man On The Middle Cross Said I Could Come
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A lot of the corn here, has had tassles for weeks.
Don't let the wife know what you spend on guns, ammo or cigars.
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@DirtyJinx(1) said:
Not sure what they’re putting in corn seeds now but “knee high by July” is gone. Some of these stalks are taller than me alreadyIt's not Milo is it, relative of corn but doesn't have ears, used for feed, used to cut cane from the milo fields in eastern Kansas as a kid
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I tried growing corn but the raccoons are smarter than I am.
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Installed a couple irrigation control panels this morning, one for my Aunt, another for her neighbor.
Advice of the day; Don't retire in a retirement community if you know people thereA little dirt never hurt4 -
While looking through some old photographs I wanted to get a closer look at one and caught myself trying to enlarge it as if it was viewing it on a tablet, lol. I'm doomed or damned. The digital world has won.
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I do that all the time Edward
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You guys are dear friends to me and in that I know if you had this happen I’d want to be there for you too. I didn’t quite reciprocate that as I didn’t want to be a thing. I’ve been keeping this one to myself cause I didn’t know what to really say about it. My dad passed July 1st following his battle with cancer. I’m thankful he’s no longer confused, scared or in pain. He was never a smoker but he did enjoy the jokes and stories I’d share with him from vHerf or here. Going to miss him for sure. Thanks y’all.
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Sorry to hear that Glen, I know the pain. He's in a better place. Cherish the memories
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I was 40 when my dad died of Non-Hodgkins lymphoma. We knew it was coming, of course, but that didn't really help. There were so many things that I could only talk with him about, and for years afterward something would come up and my first thought was "Oh, I need to tell...", and then it would kick in again. As Randy said, cherish the memories, I'll add this, let them make you smile rather than cry.
"If you do not read the newspapers you're uninformed. If you do read the newspapers, you're misinformed." -- Mark Twain1 -
I love milkweeds.
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peace
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I'm very sorry to hear that, Glenn. Condolences to you and your family. In time, it won't hurt as much as it does now.
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My condolences to you and yours, Glenn. Its tough losing your dad. I cried like a baby after my dad's funeral. I hope you can find peace with it soon.
Trapped in the People's Communist Republic of Massachusetts.
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I'm very sorry to hear that, Glenn. Lost my mother unexpectedly at 25 I know the pain isn't easy to navigate.
I don't have problems, just more work to do.
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Appreciate you sharing Glen. We’re all here for you as needed.
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Just finished front and rear brake job on my wife's car. 6 hours..... nothing stuck on and didn't break anything.
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@Cheapsmoke said:
Just finished front and rear brake job on my wife's car. 6 hours..... nothing stuck on and didn't break anything.That takes me 2 or 3 days
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@dirtdude said:
@Cheapsmoke said:
Just finished front and rear brake job on my wife's car. 6 hours..... nothing stuck on and didn't break anything.That takes me 2 or 3 days
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Took me two mornings. Too tough to do all in one day.0
