A short while back, I sent one of my quad copters back to B and H for a refund. Anyway, I had already used a permanent marker on the white plastic of the remote control, in order for me to easily know which of two identical remote controls was bound to which quad.
If I didn't have kids and grandkids that might need to get in touch with me, I'ld just shut the ringer off and periodically check the messages.
Exactly!
it's a specialty brand made only in the tiny village altowindexia. Very hard to get and fairly expensive, but well worth it.
On a snowy Fastnach Day ... what could be better ...
Thank you dear wife.
No rush to do housekeeping. It'll still be there tomorrow anyway.
Hoping for the best.
I thought y.all remodeled the kitchen!Yep, streaks like mad. Our is also black. Bad thing is the front control panel is stainless steel coated with some shiny black coating and it's starting to peel. See previous post.
Our lows are from 38 (tonight), to 57. Highs from 64 to 76. Come on 76!
I used to make the bed, nice faux suede spread and all, every day. But the first summer hubby went off on a trip and I stayed home I got lazy. Now we straighten it, but no spread unless we are having company which is like once a year. Yeah, we are just going to have to pull down the spread, climb in and the heck with it!Make the bed? What's that. We generally just pull up the sheet and comforter, after all we're just going to get back in it. The only time it gets truly "made" is when we change the sheets. After all it isn't like anybody is going to see it.
Real life experience with real patients. Younger Docs have their book learning and limited experience. Yes there have been advances in medicine, but older ones keep up plus have the real world experience. Makes a big difference, especially if they are open minded and use their learning plus experience.
How I make my bed:Make the bed? What's that. We generally just pull up the sheet and comforter, after all we're just going to get back in it. The only time it gets truly "made" is when we change the sheets. After all it isn't like anybody is going to see it.
) .. is the tolerance for extreme cold and extreme heat I always had that eventually went away .. it was one of the things that, as odd as it may sound, reminded me I was aging ..
It's been quite windy the last few days .. a cutting, bleak wind that passes right thru layers of clothing .. the kind of cold wind that, the moment you step outdoors, you're cold .. my workshop is 100 + year old building. and no matter what, when it gets below 30 and the wind is high like now, I'm lucky to get the indoor temp up to 57 .. which still feels pretty nice after stepping in from essentially 5 degrees with the wind chill factor ..
You get used to it .. when it's 99 outside in the Summer, I can't get it to cool past 78, which also feels pretty good stepping in ..
One of the things that I miss (the list is long, and, as many of us know, eyesight is the second thing to go ..
So, when I walk outside, I am still reminded .. that it's another Winter in a line of many ..
Amen! I went through a spell for several years, right before & right after I retired, in which I didn't make my bed. It was the only time in my life I've not done it. But I wasn't in any condition to do anything but try to go to work every day, & later try to get out of bed every day. As soon as I was better, I started making my bed again. I use quilts on my bed & enjoy seeing them.
My current project is little squares sorted by color, and sewed together. Then cut into diamond shapes, and sewed together using black strips (sashing) between them. May have someone post a pic of it when completed.
Great minds think alike.
I can't agree with that one. My doc when I first retired from the Navy was a great older guy name of Joe and we got along great. He retired about ten years ago and all his patients, that wanted to, went to his replacement. A young lady name of Bobbie. She is an absolutely fantastic doctor. Listens, cares a lot and has a great warped sense of humor. Only doctor I've ever had that gave me her cell number so I could forward jokes to her. We get along great and I would love to take her to Florida with us. Problem is she loves having kids and won't leave her nanny. When I say loves having kids I mean physically having them. She's got five of em. All about two and a half years apart and she's talking about having another. Back when I was young we called em breeders.
We did. Just didn't replace the appliances. Dishwasher was only a year old, fridge about 4 years old. The range is the oldest but was top of the line when we got it and still works great. Just is showing it's age somewhat. With everything we have done to the house whoever buys it will be getting a really nice looking home and can replace em if they want. Even the washer and dryer are almost new front load and high efficiency. They also get a second fridge out in the garage/workshop.
