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kado897 said:

That's about 3,000 miles more than I do in a year these days.

We wouldn't even have 6,000 on it had we not needed to drive to the back surgery doctor 1 1/2 hrs away 7 or 8 times. And the hospital there for 2 visits.

About the only thing I do is go shopping & other errands & that's all in town, the market is 5 mins away.

Wynona said:

Good morning, everyone.

It's a rather cool 50° this morning with a high of 67°. Temps are all over the map this week, gonna drop some tomorrow.

Morning Wynona, Gracie & Lucy. Hope you & Johnny are doing well.

Borg 386 said:

Morning Beeman, Buzzy & Eddy.

Yep, stuck here but at least I have fresh coffee.....

Me too, Borg. I just started my second Wally World cup . . .

kado897 said:

Not bad for the time of year.
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Our average high for this time of year is 75°, but we're in the 60s and under.

Wynona said:

Me too, Borg. I just started my second Wally World cup . . .

My Wife says she see's some activity on their porch, so I can get ready to head out & maybe avoid the crowds. On my 4th cup & raring to go

Wynona said:

Good morning, everyone.

It's a rather cool 50° this morning with a high of 67°. Temps are all over the map this week, gonna drop some tomorrow.

Morning Wynona, Gracie, and Lucy.

Well, she's gone & I'm out to do the shopping at least. I'll have to do the rest of the stuff I was going to do morrow morning. (Hopefully)

You all have a good day & take care

Bat 1 said:

Morning Y'all :) Fought for hours this morning trying to give MDL members an update on how lobo was recovering from the hurricane and what left of Bat brain is burned out. Only Site I'm having problems with now so gotta be something on their end. Anyway got me wondering if Wynona had said anything about the flooding affecting them yet ?

What flooding? We had less than our average rainfall last summer. I would have been happy with a little more rain, but it wasn't to be. We live just down the side of the hill from daughter who lives at top of hill. We're elevated quite a ways above flood stage, although I haven't seen any flooding in this area.

The only minor flooding has been on the road where they build those stupid roundabouts. They didn't put in proper drainage, so when we get an extra heavy rain, the brand new road is under water. Sheesh! How stupid can those idjits be!?!?

Speaking of roundabouts . . . they have almost gotten me run over a couple times and daughter once! I'm thinking the yield signs are in the wrong place; although I don't mind yielding, it's very hard to tell which lane the oncoming car is in . . . one lane for proceeding on around and another to cross in front of me. So, if I see a car coming, I now stop and wait to see where he's going!

I think the car crossing in front should have the yield sign, not the one going on around the roundabout!

Wynona said:

What flooding? We had less than our average rainfall last summer. I would have been happy with a little more rain, but it wasn't to be. We live just down the side of the hill from daughter who lives at top of hill. We're elevated quite a ways above flood stage, although I haven't seen any flooding in this area.

The only minor flooding has been on the road where they build those stupid roundabouts. They didn't put in proper drainage, so when we get an extra heavy rain, the brand new road is under water. Sheesh! How stupid can those idjits be!?!?

Speaking of roundabouts . . . they have almost gotten me run over a couple times and daughter once! I'm thinking the yield signs are in the wrong place; although I don't mind yielding, it's very hard to tell which lane the oncoming car is in . . . one lane for proceeding on around and another to cross in front of me. So, if I see a car coming, I now stop and wait to see where he's going!

I think the car crossing in front should have the yield sign, not the one going on around the roundabout!

It's quite simple in the UK. You yield to traffic on the roundabout.

Wynona said:

What flooding? We had less than our average rainfall last summer. I would have been happy with a little more rain, but it wasn't to be. We live just down the side of the hill from daughter who lives at top of hill. We're elevated quite a ways above flood stage, although I haven't seen any flooding in this area.

The only minor flooding has been on the road where they build those stupid roundabouts. They didn't put in proper drainage, so when we get an extra heavy rain, the brand new road is under water. Sheesh! How stupid can those idjits be!?!?

Speaking of roundabouts . . . they have almost gotten me run over a couple times and daughter once! I'm thinking the yield signs are in the wrong place; although I don't mind yielding, it's very hard to tell which lane the oncoming car is in . . . one lane for proceeding on around and another to cross in front of me. So, if I see a car coming, I now stop and wait to see where he's going!

I think the car crossing in front should have the yield sign, not the one going on around the roundabout!

You are right over here the car in the roundabout has the right of way and everybody else has to yield. It works that way every where I have been even NZ