lol. Yep, Pepper is getting with the times. I'm feeling excited about getting into some new stuff. I hope my enthusiasm continues after I receive all this stuff.
morning, atty sunshine!
Snails - Response on Threads Part 4
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morning, atty sunshine!
morning, atty sunshine!
You could have given me some words of encouragement? thanks. have a great day.
You could have given me some words of encouragement? thanks. have a great day.
i'll save those for when it counts!
joan has arrived - laterzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!
i'll save those for when it counts!
joan has arrived - laterzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!
I won't forget that.
lest I forget, it's Poor Joan day.
Hi Mad.
Hey Katya...(and anyone else over on the sleeps-late coast) ...
The orion capsule splashdown is scheduled for about 11:30 Eastern Time in the Pacific. You MAY be able to see it come down. Check online for times 1:16 min from this post. It's 3604 miles up and starting decent now.
P.S. Splashdown is 600 miles west of Baja CA...so it's a bit away.
P.P.S. Looks like variable clouds.
Hey Katya...(and anyone else over on the sleeps-late coast) ...
The orion capsule splashdown is scheduled for about 11:30 Eastern Time in the Pacific. You MAY be able to see it come down. Check online for times 1:16 min from this post. It's 3604 miles up and starting decent now.
P.S. Splashdown is 600 miles west of Baja CA...so it's a bit away.
P.P.S. Looks like variable clouds.
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The live feed if anyone cares to watch (I'll miss splashdown due to timing of errands )
http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html
Nothing this big-for-manned-flight has flown this far since Apollo 17 (last moon mission). This is the new-generation long-distance stuff. The shuttles were basically light-pickup trucks, designed for ISS stuff (low orbit). This orion class stuff, is more like a people-moving semi-truck. Long haul of small cargo, not short-haul. I think.
P.S. This is "just" a delta-4 rocket, but the long-term setup is to put this capsule on a larger rocket. Right now they are testing the capsule.
)http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html
Nothing this big-for-manned-flight has flown this far since Apollo 17 (last moon mission). This is the new-generation long-distance stuff. The shuttles were basically light-pickup trucks, designed for ISS stuff (low orbit). This orion class stuff, is more like a people-moving semi-truck. Long haul of small cargo, not short-haul. I think.
P.S. This is "just" a delta-4 rocket, but the long-term setup is to put this capsule on a larger rocket. Right now they are testing the capsule.
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very iffy situation with ecf
but supper chores are waiting ......................
but supper chores are waiting ......................
very iffy situation with ecf
but supper chores are waiting ......................
you shall survive.
supper a chore? that's the other reason women are here.
and I'm off to dinner.
don't count on it, atty! those data base errors keep cropping back up 
i'm just trying to make it till 8 to catch frannie and say goodnight
no point in getting aggravated while ecf is doing an 'unscheduled maintenance'
i'm just trying to make it till 8 to catch frannie and say goodnight
no point in getting aggravated while ecf is doing an 'unscheduled maintenance'
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It's baaaaaaaaaack. I think.
Hi snails.
lol. I tried to post a couple of hours ago and I got a error message that said I had already posted and I couldn't post again for another 9952 seconds.
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well, send me some of those women then
no, send me some of those women and I don't need them for cooking.
bad pepper, bad pepper.
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