You in Arizona?...if not, close I assume........That looks like the weather here.
You in Arizona?...if not, close I assume........That looks like the weather here.
Of course. That's my go to excuse.Hey, do I get to use that excuse too? I'm older than dirt....
I shouldn't answer for Don, but don't ya think the "29 Palms" part of his user name ought to give some hint?You in Arizona?...if not, close I assume........
Ahhh...29 Palms....didn't read the memo......Of course. That's my go to excuse.
29 Palms, Kalifornia. High desert. My son lives in Mesa. I'm thinking about looking for a place in Suprise, AZ.You in Arizona?...if not, close I assume........
Surprise isn't bad, about the only spot left one can afford a house.29 Palms, Kalifornia. High desert. My son lives in Mesa. I'm thinking about looking for a place in Suprise, AZ.
A double wide on the outskirts somewhere would be fine by me.Surprise isn't bad, about the only spot left one can afford a house.
I hear yah man, it doesn't take much to please me either.A double wide on the outskirts somewhere would be fine by me.
I don't know. There are alot of mortgage companies that are making arrangements to just forgive and add payments on the end of the loan.BUT, before all this virus nonsense is over I'd assume there will be a shitload of repos for sale again.
I thought you were married? Who is Chelly?I'm considering a nice little cave in Canyon de Chelly......
To pronounce it, although it should be Shay-ye, the locals just say Canyon de Shay. It's an ancient pre-Navajo cliff-dwelling canyon in far NE Arizona. I loved climbing around in there.
Nitey nite, Don.
OK, that's M-bare-assing. Wifey gets the dirty joke and I miss it entirely. I have an excuse... uh, what was it? Oh yeah, I haven't hung out with any guys who tell jokes like that for... um, 20-25 years? I only know what a RCH measurement means because Wifey is a real redhead who used to be a drag racer and hung out with a bunch of foul-mouthed monkey wrenchers. Bad when the gurl knows more four-letter words than the ... uh, what to call me?... does the word "dweeb" mean anything to you? Oh well. Anyway, now that she turned the light on for me, I get it. Good catch/reply, Don.OMG. Rich. It was a bad joke. You didn't get it. (I'll tell you later...)
No disrespect meant to your bride of course. Redheads are beautiful and usually keep you on your toes. I'm sure she is a wonderful lady.OK, that's M-bare-assing. Wifey gets the dirty joke and I miss it entirely. I have an excuse... uh, what was it? Oh yeah, I haven't hung out with any guys who tell jokes like that for... um, 20-25 years? I only know what a RCH measurement means because Wifey is a real redhead who used to be a drag racer and hung out with a bunch of foul-mouthed monkey wrenchers. Bad when the gurl knows more four-letter words than the ... uh, what to call me?... does the word "dweeb" mean anything to you? Oh well. Anyway, now that she turned the light on for me, I get it. Good catch/reply, Don.
None taken, and she thought it was really funny.No disrespect meant to your bride
Yeah, though nowadays she doesn't seem to hold that opinion of herself, but I still do. When we met (a long time ago in a galaxy far far away), she had really really bright red hair and today I say she's a rusthead, but she just comes back with "rust never sleeps." She's always on her toes and I'm usually sagging.Redheads are beautiful
No doubt about it, in my mind anyway. I didn't marry her because she was a hot sex object; I married her because she is my very best friend on this whole planet. One day we might both be pushing walkers around the house, but we will still sit and have good intelligent conversations.she is a wonderful lady.
Wow! Drink lots of water. Much more than usual. Please stay safe.I missed planting season this year..........
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Issued by: Phoenix - AZ, US, National Weather Service,
...EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 8 PM MST THURSDAY... * WHAT...DANGEROUSLY HOT CONDITIONS WITH TEMPERATURES 98 TO 107. * WHERE...PORTIONS OF SOUTH CENTRAL ARIZONA. * WHEN...UNTIL 8 PM MST THURSDAY. * IMPACTS...HIGH HEATRISK. OVEREXPOSURE CAN CAUSE HEAT CRAMPS AND HEAT EXHAUSTION TO DEVELOP AND, WITHOUT INTERVENTION, CAN LEAD TO HEAT STROKE. PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS... AN EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNING MEANS THAT A PERIOD OF VERY HOT TEMPERATURES, EVEN BY LOCAL STANDARDS, WILL OCCUR.
Gotta be warm in your neck of the woods, no?Wow! Drink lots of water. Much more than usual. Please stay safe.
No we're not far behind. It was 98° on the back porch today. It's still cool.Just looked, hell Don, you ain't far behind us........
Yeah I know, we both have that "dry air"............like a freaking oven......No we're not. It was 98° on the back porch today. It's still cool.
I can always tell when it's humid. My joints hurt especially knees, shoulder and neck. Arthor Rightus is a prick.Yeah I know, we both have that "dry air"............like a freaking oven......
Yeah it comes and goes really. I mostly use a swamp cooler and it's fine. Have to shut it off at night. When it gets humid we have to use the air conditioner and that just drinks the electricity.I assume you get the humidity the same time we do?...July August?
When I first moved here in the late 70's all I had was a swamp, man was that pitiful....damn near killed me.Yeah it comes and goes really. I mostly use a swamp cooler and it's fine. Have to shut it off at night. When it gets humid we have to use the air conditioner and that just drinks the electricity.
I'm sure it is, but I likely will be spending this coming week cutting wood and screwing it onto the chicken run and coop, which the cows have been trying to destroy all winter. The more they break, the closer they get to the chickens' food - oats. Now that the mud has hardened, I can use the ladder without sinking my old ass (or tipping and falling- you know the drill). Also, sometime this summer, I need to get out the big ladder and scrape and repaint the whole damn house (hail damage). Somewhere in there, I hope to do gardening, and mowing, and pruning, and.......Damn Rich, Lannie, looks like planting time...
Mom used to say she spent a whole week in bed with Arthur Itis... and he's the worst of all them Itis boys...Arthor Rightus is a prick.
Sounds like fun.....NOT.I'm sure it is, but I likely will be spending this coming week cutting wood and screwing it onto the chicken run and coop, which the cows have been trying to destroy all winter. The more they break, the closer they get to the chickens' food - oats. Now that the mud has hardened, I can use the ladder without sinking my old ass (or tipping and falling- you know the drill). Also, sometime this summer, I need to get out the big ladder and scrape and repaint the whole damn house (hail damage). Somewhere in there, I hope to do gardening, and mowing, and pruning, and.......
Nope. 64. But very little wind. Yesterday we had 40 mph with gusts to 50-55. Wind is the thing I hate most about living on the prairie.Hit 80 today, Rich?
Really strange weather....snow last week, shirtless this week
Yeah I hear that too. Usually breezy here, but nothing near 10-60 mph constantly like you endure.Nope. 64. But very little wind. Yesterday we had 40 mph with gusts to 50-55. Wind is the thing I hate most about living on the prairie.
Sometime this summer, I also need to fix the flagpole and get that back up. Wish I could afford a steel pole because the damn wind keeps breaking this tubular aluminum, which they claim is good to 100 mph (bullshit!).Yeah I hear that too. Usually breezy here, but nothing near 10-60 mph constantly like you endure.
Well, that would work for the upwind side of the house - including windows.Couldn't you just toss the paint in the air and let the wind paint the house?...........
You gonna be busy. So you aren't likely to be on here much?I have 8 jobs to complete by Monday
Not sure Rich, haven't seen the buildings, some are easy, others are shitholes.You gonna be busy. So you aren't likely to be on here much?