60+ year old thread.

Good morning all you old farts thunderstorms blowing through

 

Yea same poss here.
Going to prep the boat for the garage swap and wait for further instructions.
I can swap in 10 min if necessary.
BTW.
I am old.
I do fart.
Does an old fart linger for hours???
LOL..

 

Good morning all.

 

Oh, they linger

 

Ahhhhh OK…

 

Spray some fluid film on those while re-assembling.

 

Good morning. I feel a lot better this morning than I did yesterday. @Oldie2007 Hope you brought all your devices back online yesterday. Today I am bringing my Synology router back online. I see similar issues for me today. I also have to clean out a bathroom sink drain and do a deep clean on my primary smoker. Going to be a busy day.

 

Good Morning

 

yesterdays follies...

 

Morning all:

Looks like everyone is busy!

 

Good morning everyone..

 

What flavor are those?

 

Tastes like chicken...

 

Prostate Cancer update 05-Jun-2024:

My blood panels came back normal across the board; my PSA progression looks like this:

• Jan-2024: 97
• Mar-2024: 10.7
• Apr-2024: 1.24
• Jun-2024: 0.49

My oncologist says the PSA results show the cancer cells are dying off and as long as that number continues to either decline, or even level off, my treatments are working. If the PSA starts rising then I will need to change medications.

Long story short, keep doing what I'm doing.

 

, Great to hear the good news!

 

sixtys/wannabes/gaseous odorous entities. We decided the yard had finally firmed up enough after this very wet spring that we could drive on it without leaving ruts, so yesterday I picked up our old friend the Mighty Ox and we got to splitting the ash wood that's been piled up in the yard for far too long. I thought about getting it for 3 days but that cost just as much as a full week -- plus TBH we don't move as fast as we did a few years ago. So we have it for the week. So far so good! We got the really gnarly knotted tree bases done already, plus a bunch of rounds. All rounds left although some of them are ~2 ft across and will still take a bit of work. This is what we got done yesterday, which was all giant gnarly stuff that has to go through the splitter multiple times. Not bad for a couple of old farts!

 

Thanks folks!

The next challenge will be due to our relocation; we're moving from the Manchester, NH area to the Gaithersburg, MD area at the end of the month. Had we remained up here I was due to go through another round of scans for the radiation oncologist prior to radiation therapy; that of course will not happen now, at least not here in New Hamster. My medical oncologist is sending a referral to the National Cancer Institute, which happens to be a whopping 14.7 miles from our new home, and if they agree to take me on, there may be some interesting options regarding future treatments. I'll keep y'all posted.