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Borg 386 said:

Good morning / afternoon folks.

In the low 60's, headed for the 70's with a chance of showers.

Hello Borg and Yuki Oni

Josey Wales said:

Good Morning Everyone and have a great Day.

Hello Josey

COMPUTIAC said:

Mornin', 61 cloudy 'n muggy.

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Nice holiday sig's Keith and Dr. Borg.

Hello Bob

Caledon Ken said:

Good day one and all.


Overcast, in the 60's. Was supposed to be very humid today but something changed.


Race was early today so I had to record and then watch it.


Might go out and rake leaves for the first time this year.

Hello Ken

I started to bottle honey this morning got everything warmed up then engaged the system nothing happened one of my control computers went south not made anymore and none on eBay I have all it tore down to reconfigure it have to order some parts and redo it.

labeeman said:

I started to bottle honey this morning got every thing warmed up the engaged the system nothing happened one of my control computer went south not made any more and none on eBay I have all tore down to reconfigure it have to order some parts and redo it.

Sorry Charlie, hope you get it rebuilt soon

Hey, people! Good to see so many of us here, working hard enjoying ourselves.

Crisp, beautiful Thanksgiving weekend afternoon, with a 90% probability of baked ham for dinner.

Someone once said that one good definition of "eternity" is "one ham and two people."

Well, we had guests, but the size of that thing in the fridge is amazing, even after four people ate their fill last night.

'Course there's the same problem in December, with turkey.

We are so fortunate to have the unearned and undeserved privilege of having been born where we were and when we were, in places and times of freedom and plenty, where even a plague that would have decimated the world a century ago is within the reach of contemporary science.

Thanksgiving, indeed.

Wisewiz said:

Hey, people! Good to see so many of us here, working hard enjoying ourselves.

Crisp, beautiful Thanksgiving weekend afternoon, with a 90% probability of baked ham for dinner.

Someone once said that one good definition of "eternity" is "one ham and two people."

Well, we had guests, but the size of that thing in the fridge is amazing, even after four people ate their fill last night.

'Course there's the same problem in December, with turkey.

We are so fortunate to have the unearned and undeserved privilege of having been born where we were and when we were, in places and times of freedom and plenty, where even a plague that would have decimated the world a century ago is within the reach of contemporary science.

Thanksgiving, indeed.

Hello Wisewiz

labeeman said:

I started to bottle honey this morning got everything warmed up then engaged the system nothing happened one of my control computers went south not made anymore and none on eBay I have all it tore down to reconfigure it have to order some parts and redo it.

That's a but of a bummer Charlie.

Hi, Beeman! Happy Canadian Thanksgiving!