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#31
Village Clubhouse~Place For Fun! / Re: Four Letter Word Game -Ch...
Last post by Vanilla-Jackie - September 15, 2025, 02:37:21 PMPlod
#32
Almost 2:00 here so good morning and good afternoon. Sunny and 80ish, and nothing to do. Actually do have things to do, but I'm not going to do them today.
#33
Soda Shoppe / Re: Soda Shoppe September 1 ...
Last post by patricia19 - September 15, 2025, 12:56:57 PMGood morning, still raining, still in the forties, and I'm finished with the usual to-dos. Nothing to do here but play catchup and finish my PSP lessons.
#34
Village Clubhouse~Place For Fun! / Re: Four Letter Word Game -Ch...
Last post by RAMMEL - September 15, 2025, 09:25:19 AMProd
#35
[/b]Good Morning Everyfriend! I've been up and attem since 5:30 this morning. Cooper wasn't due until just before 7 today but I still can't sleep in!
It's a beautiful day in Central Pennsylvania! The sun is out and the air is slightly moving! Cooper took me for a morning walk and we had a good breakfast. I have some stuff to do around here so I better get busy. I wish you all a pleasant day! Make it your own in every way! And be sure to tell us how you did that. We're the curious type!
It's a beautiful day in Central Pennsylvania! The sun is out and the air is slightly moving! Cooper took me for a morning walk and we had a good breakfast. I have some stuff to do around here so I better get busy. I wish you all a pleasant day! Make it your own in every way! And be sure to tell us how you did that. We're the curious type!
#36
Good morning.
Starting out at 37° this morning. Busy day ahead, more pickled beets to do . Robins are hammering the Mountain Ash berries soon the tree will be bare.
Patrica, we will have the heat on soon enough. We do have some light wood that if a quick fire is needed will do.
Better get the day started.
Enjoy your day and stay safe.
Starting out at 37° this morning. Busy day ahead, more pickled beets to do . Robins are hammering the Mountain Ash berries soon the tree will be bare.
Patrica, we will have the heat on soon enough. We do have some light wood that if a quick fire is needed will do.
Better get the day started.
Enjoy your day and stay safe.
#37
Village Clubhouse~Place For Fun! / Re: Four Letter Word Game -Ch...
Last post by Vanilla-Jackie - September 15, 2025, 01:31:09 AMProm
#38
Leisure Activities / Re: "Just Plain Old Music"
Last post by Oldiesmann - September 14, 2025, 08:14:01 PMA fun upbeat rendition of the classic "We'll Meet Again" by The Turtles from 1966. This was the flip side of the single "Outside Chance" in the US and "Happy Together" everywhere but the US (a different song was used for the B side of the US release of that single)
#39
Village Clubhouse~Place For Fun! / Re: Four Letter Word Game -Ch...
Last post by RAMMEL - September 14, 2025, 01:51:29 PMProp
#40
Soda Shoppe / Re: Soda Shoppe September 1 ...
Last post by patricia19 - September 14, 2025, 01:37:52 PMGood morning, nothing new here, 42 and raining. Meet and greets, morning routine and feeding everyone is done plus coffee just finished brewing.
Jane, I read something interesting yesterday. I was curious because someone recently, perhaps you, had said, don't let the bedbugs bite. It first appeared in an 1896 book and actually was talking about fleas.
Next week will be somewhat busy with grocery shopping on Tuesday, a haircut on Wednesday, and the library on the 19th. The drain replacement finally finished last week, but now they're putting in plaster board in the hallways to cover the holes they cut to reach the hallway pipes. On my floor, they've painted over white and sanded the walls down. The next step will be overall painting. Then, hopefully, we're done until the next big project is announced.
Amy, I've had the heat on and the humidifier going for two weeks now. If I don't run it in the winter, I get headaches from the lack of humidity and dry out until I get headaches and my skin burns.
No snakes here, thankfully. No ticks, either or raccoons, opossums, fireflies, alligators, or hummingbirds. There's probably a lot more we don't have in the arctic, but those are the ones I thought of.
Anchorage is similar to Seattle, and we have far less humidity, sometimes below three percent even with the rain we've had. Today is five percent.
Ruthie sent me a link to a bread recipe, sweet pumpkin sourdough bread with a cinnamon swirl center. She knows I'm thinking about making my own bread again, or perhaps buying a bread machine. Here's the link if you, or perhaps Jane, might like to try it. https://gatherednutrition.com/pumpkin-cinnamon-swirl-sourdough-bread/
Rick, I've had my heat on since the first week in September. I usually turn it off in April and back on in October, but it has been so rainy this year. I set it at 72 during the day and 64 at night. If we have the winter prophesied, I'll probably keep it warmer due to air whistling in around the windows.
Jane, I read something interesting yesterday. I was curious because someone recently, perhaps you, had said, don't let the bedbugs bite. It first appeared in an 1896 book and actually was talking about fleas.
Next week will be somewhat busy with grocery shopping on Tuesday, a haircut on Wednesday, and the library on the 19th. The drain replacement finally finished last week, but now they're putting in plaster board in the hallways to cover the holes they cut to reach the hallway pipes. On my floor, they've painted over white and sanded the walls down. The next step will be overall painting. Then, hopefully, we're done until the next big project is announced.
Amy, I've had the heat on and the humidifier going for two weeks now. If I don't run it in the winter, I get headaches from the lack of humidity and dry out until I get headaches and my skin burns.
No snakes here, thankfully. No ticks, either or raccoons, opossums, fireflies, alligators, or hummingbirds. There's probably a lot more we don't have in the arctic, but those are the ones I thought of.
Anchorage is similar to Seattle, and we have far less humidity, sometimes below three percent even with the rain we've had. Today is five percent.
Ruthie sent me a link to a bread recipe, sweet pumpkin sourdough bread with a cinnamon swirl center. She knows I'm thinking about making my own bread again, or perhaps buying a bread machine. Here's the link if you, or perhaps Jane, might like to try it. https://gatherednutrition.com/pumpkin-cinnamon-swirl-sourdough-bread/
Rick, I've had my heat on since the first week in September. I usually turn it off in April and back on in October, but it has been so rainy this year. I set it at 72 during the day and 64 at night. If we have the winter prophesied, I'll probably keep it warmer due to air whistling in around the windows.