BOC, hope your cold is a tad bit better this afternoon. They are definitely no fun at all. Hopefully, you have some soft tissues, to baby your nose, from all the sneezing and nose blowing.
This morning, while sitting over on the Gym steps, waiting for the ladies to come unlock the door, we had sprinkles, drizzle, then rain with thunder and lightning. So, when the ladies got there, we went inside, just as the Produce truck was pulling up. Didn't really have a lot today, either: just potatoes, bags of chopped onion, cucumbers, plums and more caramel apples (sans nuts).
Here is our menu for tonight:
1. Vegetable beef soup, or chicken noodle soup (both homemade, not from cans) w/baked cornbread
2. Meat loaf w/mashed taters, green beans and slaw or garden salad
Everyone have a good evening, take care, try to stay dry if you're getting rain, and I'll see you all in the morning.
Joe - looks like you had some excitement in Defiance. It made Statter911, a fire service blog.
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Good Wednesday morning all. 66 degrees w/light rain and thunder/lightning here in Louisville. One system is on its way out, with another due in a couple of hours or so; going for a high in the low 80s this afternoon.
Coffee, juices and other morning beverages are fresh and ready to go. On the breakfast-warmer bar this morning: bacon, sausage, eggs, toast, biscuits & gravy, bagels, bear claws or a bowl of cereal.
Everyone have a good morning, take care and see you all sometime this afternoon.
good morning
Larry yeah the fire was an arson.the property is in foreclosure.The chief told everyone to take defenseive positions.Other townships came and helped and also covered the main station as well.The wepx coal train is still in the siding at work.Cw thanks for breakfast.going to take a nap then need to go to town and run errands.
stay safe
joe
Deshler Ohio-crossroads of the B&O Matt eats your fries.YUM! Clinton st viaduct undefeated against too tall trucks!!!(voted to be called the "Clinton St. can opener").
Joe - wish they would have taken off the porch before they set the fire. I would love to have a porch like that!
But would have to sit on back parking slab since we don't actually have much of a front or back porch. Make it a gazebo?
She who has no signature! cinscocom-tmw
Good Thursday morning all. Temp is about the same as yesterday morning, with some drizzles/mists of rain. Should see a high of 77 again this afternoon.
Coffee, juices and other morning beverages are fresh and ready to go. And breakfast is ready and on the breakfast-warmer bar.
Hope everyone has a good morning, afternoon. Hopefully, things will be a little slower around here today and I can get back in later. If not, there is freshly made meat loaf, beans and mashed taters 2/gravy in the fridge. Everyone take care, keep safe and see you all later.
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I just started my blog site...more stuff to come...
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morning
our california pen pal is here.don't know where we are going but we are going to the Station for supper tonight.wepx coal train still in the sauder siding.also detroit edison is going to store coal hoppers of the bluebird line(old NKP) near waterville ohio.
Joe
Joe - I will have to go check one of our storage tracks. They can store quite a few coal gons in that area and did so for some time a few years back.
Finally got over my sinus problems. Haven't had a hard, long freeze yet, but being very careful not to have windows open too long or overnite. Use ceiling fans instead.
Had window open right after true dark last nite and it was quiet in the neighborhood. I heard a funny cry - like a small child, except it was too late for small child. Listened closer and it was a female screech owl. (higher pitch call)
You that live in rural areas and smaller towns will think "so what", We have fox, raccoon, badgers & wild turkeys. Again, so what. But I bet yours don't wear little coveralls and carry tiny lunch pails.
I am excited! Maybe we will have owlets someday - to go with our mouselets that I am sure we have - just not in the house. (D-con on guard.)
Feeling a little like Rangerette Rick this morning! ^~^
......Back on line. Just reconnected this maching after having more RAM installed. Much better....Boy, what a world here without a computer.
Now next project is to find appropriate "back up unit" for this machine. Never have addressed that. Photos on here that can't be replaced.
Warm here today.
Quentin
Q - One and two terabyte external drives are relatively inexpensive these days. Most come with a bundled back-up program. Just make sure whatever back-up program you use will be available a couple of computers from now.
If you have the time, you could simply create a folder on the external drive and drag all your image files into it. Then you don't have to worry about encryption and compression algorithms.
Getting packed up for a weekend on the railroad. Starting on Lake Placid on Friday, then down to Thendara for Saturday and Sunday. Word has it the colors are peak in the Old Forge area right now.
I don't usually work the Lake Placid trips, but I have our "show kit" and need to get it up to them for a show this weekend in Massena.
Good Friday morning all. 67 degrees here in Louisville this morning, with a little bit of rain. Going for a high of 75 today. Rain should be out of here completely by noon or a little after. Hope everyone found the meat loaf, etc., last night, since I did not make it back in. Just too much going on around here.
Coffee, juices and other morning beverages are fresh and ready to go. Breakfast is also ready and on the warmer serving bar.
Everyone have a good morning, take care and see you all later. Mook: still excited over there in Lincoln land?
CW - I am eternally excited!
Good Morning all...Fog, but promise of sunshine later. Hope so, want to do a mowing. Mild temps today.
Have a question for anyone in the Diner: I'm trying {again}, to update my Avatar, and going thru the process as I perform the last to "Upload and use image", my response is "Error on last request"....Any thoughts...?
And Larry, read your suggestions on "backup". I'm looking for a small back up module connected via USB cable only...No other power connection, and completely automatic. My computer repair fellow showed me one when I had this unit in to add RAM....it was small...{paper back booksize}...and he mentioned I could find one at one of our local outlets...Staples, etc....Need to do so soon.
Rain is just about gone from our area, but still cloudy and overcast. Maybe we'll see a little bit of sunshine, but probably not too much. Still calling for a high of 75, though.
Our Friday Fish Fry is now underway:
FISH: Bass, catfish, cod, flounder, haddock, halibut, perch, whitefish, jumbo butterfly shrimp, popcorn shrimp and Tilapia
SIDE DISHES: Baked beans, cole slaw, corn on the cob, cornbread, mac & cheese, fries, hush puppies, deep fried breaded mushrooms and deep fried onion rings
DESSERTS: Chocolate cake w/chocolate icing, yellow cake w/caramel icing, apple, peach, strawberry and pecan pies, blackberry & cherry cobblers
Hope everyone enjoys their afternoon and meal, take care and see you all later.
Hi
busy day for me.went down to help dad move some things around.Then came home and helped mamma at the grocery store.Was rewarded with supper at the station.Off to do other chores.
I have thousands of pictures on this computer. For a back-up I bought 16gb Sandisk thumb drives. Barbara keeps one drive at her house. The newer flat screen televisions have a USB port. I can show visitors pics of a recent outing or event, on their TV or mine. Just an idea.
good saturday morning
Brunch is on.Juice and coffee are on.we are off to the library for a special storyteller.Later we are off to G+G house for Gpa's birthday.Cw I pulled out the pizza crusts for tonight.Might have some when we get back home.
Thanks, Joe, for taking care of things this morning. I just couldn't seem to get moving this morning. Took going back to bed around 8:30 or so, and then re-awakening. Now, I'm in the process of doing more laundry (things that we have dirtied up this week. And thanks for setting out the pizza crusts. I'll be starting to assemble the pizzas in about 2 1/2, 3 hours from now, so they'll all be ready. I love that oven Dan got for the Cafe/Diner a couple of years ago!! And speaking of Dan, are you still around here anymore?????
Quentin...A portable hard drive connected by USB is definately the way to go. My wife has one on her computer where she places all her geneology research, old family photos etc.
No power adapter necessary...just plug it in to your computer tower and she fires up when you fire up your computer.
And should anything happen to your computer...simply disconnect the portable drive and you can move it to a replacement computer.
Hope this helps.
Here is our Saturday Night Pizza menu for tonight:
01. Anchovie
02. Canadian bacon
03. Cheese
04. Chicago style
05. Goetta
06. Ham & green pepper
07. Hawaiian
08. Italian sausage
09. Pepperoni/mushroom
10. Supreme
Desserts tonight:
The cakes, pies and cobblers from our Friday Fish Fry menu.
Hope you all have had a very good day; have a good evening, take care and see you all in the morning.
Murray Quentin...A portable hard drive connected by USB is definately the way to go. My wife has one on her computer where she places all her geneology research, old family photos etc. No power adapter necessary...just plug it in to your computer tower and she fires up when you fire up your computer. And should anything happen to your computer...simply disconnect the portable drive and you can move it to a replacement computer. Hope this helps.
Murray:
That's exactly what my computer repair fellow explained to me this week. I had my unit in to add RAM, and he asked me if I had backup on it....And I told him I never addressed that issue, but it is now time to be doing so. Lots of photos, and some I can not replace.....
He showed me one there in his shop, and it was just pretty small....perhaps small book size and connected via USB only, and completely automatic. So, soon we'll be doing so.
Thanks for the thoughts.
spokyone I have thousands of pictures on this computer. For a back-up I bought 16gb Sandisk thumb drives. Barbara keeps one drive at her house. The newer flat screen televisions have a USB port. I can show visitors pics of a recent outing or event, on their TV or mine. Just an idea.
....Spokyone......I like that thought / idea....That would really allow one to "see" his images. Believe my flat screens do have a USB port....At least the one in the family room....
Good Sunday morning all. Nice and pleasant here, with a current temp of 56 degrees, going for a high again today of 74, with plenty of sunshine.
Going to have to save up and get a flat screen TV. Or else put it on my Christmas Wish List.
Coffee, juices and other morning beverages are fresh and ready to go. And on the breakfast/warmer bar this morning: an early trip to the bakery: doughnuts, danish, blueberry and chocolate muffins & caramel pecan rolls.
Everyone enjoy your morning, take care going to work, Church, railfanning, or whatever else you have planned for this morning. See you all this afternoon.
Modelcar Murray Quentin...A portable hard drive connected by USB is definately the way to go. My wife has one on her computer where she places all her geneology research, old family photos etc. No power adapter necessary...just plug it in to your computer tower and she fires up when you fire up your computer. And should anything happen to your computer...simply disconnect the portable drive and you can move it to a replacement computer. Hope this helps. Murray: That's exactly what my computer repair fellow explained to me this week. I had my unit in to add RAM, and he asked me if I had backup on it....And I told him I never addressed that issue, but it is now time to be doing so. Lots of photos, and some I can not replace..... He showed me one there in his shop, and it was just pretty small....perhaps small book size and connected via USB only, and completely automatic. So, soon we'll be doing so. Thanks for the thoughts.
We have about 4 of those in 2Tb units...reason? All kinds of music apps...VST's and suchlike...
Good Morning!!
Weather here be sunny and a little bit of cloud...very dry as well
Hello!! I spent a couple of days cuddled up in bed with the rum toddies and the quilts and now is all better...especially since I just finished the ding dang cancer treatments......now I am all well again!!
Off to check the rest of the forums!!
guessers say a nice day today.By the end of the week temps will be in the 50's for highs.Time to get ready for church.Cw thanks for breakfast.Matt is in the local paper helping to perform some magic at the library.Going to make some things disappear later this afternoon.
Joe - will take Matt for a few days. Have lots and lots of things to make disappear! He will be tired when he gets back....
Things aren't exactly booming in the yard, but they have sure changed things around. Freight used to skirt the yard for the most part, but now seems to be going right thru it. So much more interesting to watch than the usual coal.
Saw my smoking 9 - see diesel smoke thread. This wasn't quite as bad, but still - really burnt the toast on that one!
We are having a delightful fall. 80 day/40 nite humidity yesterday was 15%. I don't ever remember it being that low. Practicing to be the future AZ. They could call us Nebraz!
Won our football game last nite. I have no nails left. Wisconsin was a hard opponent. And game was 7ish, so many of the younger generation were pretty well either unintelligible or silent before the game (according to my police scanner). City looks a little tilted this morning.....
I did my usual Sunday morning 6:30a grocery run! I was the only customer car in the lot and only female shopper in the store between 6:45 and 7:30. That's why I go then! Driver just groans and rolls over. But I am dressed and ready for the rest of the day! Guess that is now.
......Beautiful day here in Muncie....65 degrees now. Clear, blue sky. Headed to Ruby Tuesday for Sunday meal....
narig01 Re Ed Benton. He is kind of a little outspoken as a truck driver. As a former OTR driver myself I did try to keep track of where he was posting. I do not know why but he has been pulled from the list of forum users. Thx Ian
Re Ed Benton. He is kind of a little outspoken as a truck driver. As a former OTR driver myself I did try to keep track of where he was posting.
I do not know why but he has been pulled from the list of forum users.
Thx Ian
I just heard in another thread about Ed Benton being put off the forum. I enjoyed his take on railroads from a trucker's point of view. When railroads were trying something new with their diesels, Ed could relate the problems that truckers had trying something similar. I appreciate the time he once took to explain to me the finer points of diesel engines. He will be missed.
I, too, appreciated Ed Benton's comments.
As for myself, I came home yesterday after spending 13 weeks either in a hospital or a skilled nursing facility (which brought me from needing help to get out of bed to being able to live by myself). I am now seriously considering moving to be close to both of my wife's daughters (to ease their minds) instead of being about 14-15 miles away from either one of them.
BOC, I understand your relief at having finished the chemotherapy; six years ago, I was almost through with my course which, even though it did not affect my hair, left me extremely weak. The worst part of my treatment was the radiation which had little immediate effect, but the delayed damage is part of the cause of extended abscence from home. I hope you did not need radiation treatment.
Johnny
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