Older Folks and Vaping Back Porch-Part Six
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Good article... thanks iphphy! Didn't realize the moonset was ~1 am 'your local time'
Our house is in the proverbial 'middle of nowhere' - in the country - no neighbors, no lights... we do have a mature pine/oak woods just to the south of us, but plenty of dark sky otherwise... I just hope the clouds cooperate. My kids don't know it yet, but I plan to wake them up so we can all go outside for awhile. We're all headed to accompany daughter to college tomorrow morning, and we won't see her for a good while... hopefully this will make some good memories.
And my eyes won't take 30 minutes to adjust to the darkness (as the article said) - they'll be closed until ~midnight anyway
"up at 3:30 can't get back to sleep" has been the same for me for the last year or two, at least that long... really messes up my workday. Being self-employed means also having to be self-motivated... tough when you're sleepy by early afternoon.
Why in the hell would you think that? Have you posted a video of yourself dancing?Hey, are you saying that I am uncoordinated???
Just lay on the ground facing north & watch the sky!Good article... thanks iphphy! Didn't realize the moonset was ~1 am 'your local time'
Our house is in the proverbial 'middle of nowhere' - in the country - no neighbors, no lights... we do have a mature pine/oak woods just to the south of us, but plenty of dark sky otherwise... I just hope the clouds cooperate. My kids don't know it yet, but I plan to wake them up so we can all go outside for awhile. We're all headed to accompany daughter to college tomorrow morning, and we won't see her for a good while... hopefully this will make some good memories.
And my eyes won't take 30 minutes to adjust to the darkness (as the article said) - they'll be closed until ~midnight anyway [emoji23]
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Hay, biggie haz mutch coolness in hiz movements!
Dude, you have an admirable talent for misspelling!... never would I have thought to add a 't' to much. And... yur rite - Dave got rhythm!
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This makes me angry, especially since I have 4 grandbabies.....gotta get grandma warnings out again!
Why isn't the FDA down their necks? Protect the children, me ....!!!!
6 Shocking Reasons To Never Give Your Child Chocolate Milk
Why isn't the FDA down their necks? Protect the children, me ....!!!!
6 Shocking Reasons To Never Give Your Child Chocolate Milk
What is it about 3:30 am...the bewitching hour?! ...seems I've read some other folks wake up at about that same time.....
Well I tried to see when they will start on the west coast but it wanted me to download this then go to that and download this I just said screw it.Good article... thanks iphphy! Didn't realize the moonset was ~1 am 'your local time'
Our house is in the proverbial 'middle of nowhere' - in the country - no neighbors, no lights... we do have a mature pine/oak woods just to the south of us, but plenty of dark sky otherwise... I just hope the clouds cooperate. My kids don't know it yet, but I plan to wake them up so we can all go outside for awhile. We're all headed to accompany daughter to college tomorrow morning, and we won't see her for a good while... hopefully this will make some good memories.
And my eyes won't take 30 minutes to adjust to the darkness (as the article said) - they'll be closed until ~midnight anyway
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Yup, I've often wondered that myself. For me it's about the same, between 3 & 4 a.m. It's also odd that it doesn't matter what time zone you're in???????????
That'd work for us because we've lost a couple of hours of day light since June 21st. Our issue now is the continued crappy weather........
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Yup, I've often wondered that myself. For me it's about the same, between 3 & 4 a.m. It's also odd that it doesn't matter what time zone you're in???????????
That'd work for us because we've lost a couple of hours of day light since June 21st. Our issue now is the continued crappy weather........
So no break in the rain yet, huh? Sorry, brother... y'all need all the sunlight you can get before it disappears for the next six months!!
Okay, this is a little out there and WAY O.T. but if anyone is a gamer at all, this one's awesome, in my opinion.
Before I post the link I do need to say that if you have an aversion to middle East war, PTSD or other issues with soldier/enemy situations, this game is not for you. It's called Sniper Team and you are 4 different snipers in 4 different locations, trying to defend a mobile missile in the center of a city. It's not particularly graphic but does involve shooting enemy troops, so........ It also takes a while to load, at least on my system/server but well worth the wait if it IS your cup of tea. Okay, here's the link.............
Sniper Team
The trees are already starting to go yellow & orange. Not that that's not pretty but it seems like we only had one really nice week of weather all "Summer" and Fall is already rushing up on us!!! 
The garden has been devastated. The Red Leaf Lettuce got completely wiped out, the Walla-Walla Onions might be big enough for use in martinis, the peas didn't even fill two zip lock baggies and the Brussels Sprouts are "trying" but I don't think they're gonna do much either. The Romaine morphed into some kind of "individual leaf" plant, although they do look delicious and will probably yield at least a few salads. The second run of radishes are only so-so as far as the leaves go, hopefully the Radishes themselves got bigger than that last pathetic batch! Oh well. It was worth a try and it was enjoyable tending to it as long as we did. We'll have a good bed to transplant the wild Strawberries and Raspberries in, if nothing else. 
We may go the green house route next Summer.
Before I post the link I do need to say that if you have an aversion to middle East war, PTSD or other issues with soldier/enemy situations, this game is not for you. It's called Sniper Team and you are 4 different snipers in 4 different locations, trying to defend a mobile missile in the center of a city. It's not particularly graphic but does involve shooting enemy troops, so........ It also takes a while to load, at least on my system/server but well worth the wait if it IS your cup of tea.
Okay, here's the link.............Sniper Team
Howdy Kazz! Oh man! Don't remind me!!!So no break in the rain yet, huh? Sorry, brother... y'all need all the sunlight you can get before it disappears for the next six months!!
The trees are already starting to go yellow & orange. Not that that's not pretty but it seems like we only had one really nice week of weather all "Summer" and Fall is already rushing up on us!!! The garden has been devastated. The Red Leaf Lettuce got completely wiped out, the Walla-Walla Onions might be big enough for use in martinis, the peas didn't even fill two zip lock baggies and the Brussels Sprouts are "trying" but I don't think they're gonna do much either. The Romaine morphed into some kind of "individual leaf" plant, although they do look delicious and will probably yield at least a few salads. The second run of radishes are only so-so as far as the leaves go, hopefully the Radishes themselves got bigger than that last pathetic batch! Oh well. It was worth a try and it was enjoyable tending to it as long as we did. We'll have a good bed to transplant the wild Strawberries and Raspberries in, if nothing else. We may go the green house route next Summer. - Status
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