bleujazz3
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At least after all that rain, you'll have fresh air and cooler than normal temperatures. Of course, your definition and mine of "normal" will vary widely...
At least after all that rain, you'll have fresh air and cooler than normal temperatures. Of course, your definition and mine of "normal" will vary widely...
The weather is really nice right down in the 50 s at night and I think we got close to 80 and spent the day cleaning the yard and cutting the grass.
Awesome. My Monday earlier this week was spreading a tarp over my front flowerbed where I'd planted bulbs and covered with mulch. Afternoon consisted of trimming my hedges and raking the clippings onto the tarp, then slinging the tarp over my shoulder and toting it up to the apartment debris pile. Two loads of laundry, folding same, and storing garden tools. Then, disconnecting my downspout rainbarrel (prior to Tuesday night's downpour), draining it and storing that as well. Change of clothes, grocery shopping, and a wash-up/brush Monday evening.The weather is really nice right down in the 50 s at night and I think we got close to 80 and spent the day cleaning the yard and cutting the grass.
I love Home Depot! They've got almost everything one might need for whatever project, big or small. Just don't make me watch "Home Improvement" too often. "This Old House" is more my style.
Yepper we are all good here but my sister in Fort Myers just got the water turned on today but they have to boil it to use it.
Understand her tenacity. No one wants to leave their homes if they think they can ride it out. In CT, whenever our authorities give an evac order, we comply. Hasn't happened since the great flood of '55, but we're ready to grab our "go-bags" (essential survival backpack or suitcase needs) and travel to safer regions if absolutely necessary.
Am happy to say that I've paid my CC bills for this month, and unless I buy wants instead of needs stuff, I can save for more important things (like that car insurance bill come January). Hopefully, my senior housing rebate and tax refund next year will cover the car insurance, but it might be wise for me to have more deducted from my paycheck for tax refunds in 2024, once my EIC credit goes bye-bye. Not sure if there will be a senior citizen credit once 65 is reached. Recall reading something about that in previous years. Will calculate and see what course of action will need be taken.What’s is an Egyptian apple pie?
The kind mummy used to make.
McIntosh computers
