60+ year old thread.

certainly looks that way!

 

Well, that could be interpreted in several ways!

 

Happy Easter. The more you cook the better you become.

Looks great!!

 

Good morning everyone!!

Yesterday was beautiful, weather wise. I put a set of the expanded engine well splash guards on my Tacoma and then pretty much just relaxed the rest of the day. We brought Lynn's mom up for Easter dinner.

There was a long sighting of the International Space Station last night and the sky was perfectly clear - 7 minutes of visibility. I'm always awed when I watch it fly over.

Enjoy the day. Hopefully, I'll finally get the parts for the brush trimmer today. In the meantime, I've got an old sink tp pull off the wall in the stable and start to replumb a work sink we want to put in its place. Always something to do here.

Enjoy and be safe!!

 

Good Morning Cool Old Dudes & Susan

Slow night on shift; adjusted a couple missions. Counted the boxes...

You aren't gettin' much return on your tax dollars this shift.

Be well, safe, and happy.

Respect
Rob

 

A couple of the kids came in for our traditional Easter dinner yesterday.. they have their first vaccination, we have both. Our herd immunity is building. Seems like forever since we've seen them. Good times!

 

Morning all:

 

Dinner was a success yesterday, there were 15 of us enjoying the meal. The turkey was delicious and was a big hit. I am liking the smoker.

Heave a great day everyone.

 

That is beautiful Tom - mine are darker but wonderful. I think more and more about changing over to that Masterbilt! I was going to buy the wife some shades for the sunroom (she renovated the look a year ago to beach, and the old roll up slat blinds are beat), but the customs were ""too expensive". Maybe I can find a better price, AND swap my grills! (psst. Hey buddy, want to buy a vertical smoker? )

Good Morning porch! A week of high temps and little rain in the forecast means I can do what I want, when I want in the yard. So, I should be getting my veggies in the greenhouse, and seedings in the AQUAponics this week.

I got out my book (too technical, no pictures!) and my book mark (ooh, colors and simple!) and remembered that if I use the gold fish, and the pond, the PVC rack is NOW called Aquaponic gardening! Sounds like another experiment to me! Got the rack in place yesterday, so will be playing with the plumbing now.

 

Nice

 

60s Thread Public Notice

Ken's (johneman / Op) Ban ends:
4/12 at 1147am MT time
1247pm CT
147pm ET

1047amPT
947amAKST

THAT IS ALL

 

No halfway house? Does he have to report to a counselor?

 

Was that in the MASH P.A. voice?

 

You know it!

 

Alrighty! Piped.



Plumbed, and decoratively disguised!



And flow controlled!



Nothing too complicated to start. Came with baskets and sponges for starter seedlings, and I have rockwool squares ready as they grow. Sticking with some lettuces and herbs to get things going!

 

@Oldie2007
Lots of ways to skin a cat. Many years ago, my mother was into growing African Violets. It was a hobby, and she had lots of blue ribbons for her efforts. She had my father make up some large metal trays with 2" lips to hold water. Screens on top allowed her to use bathroom dixie cups with yarn wicks to hang into the water. A dozen trays at counter height in the basement, Grow Lux lights, and plastic sheeting for humidity control. She got extremely angry at me for suggesting she grow pot!

 

Wife has wonderful orchids in the sunroom. Personally, I torture vegetables in the Texas heat for fun! Some years, we get to eat some!~

And I should have said in the first place, it's amazing what our parents did with stuff!

 

My dad used to breed his own African violets. Same thing. He had the grow lights, trays, all that stuff. Then they moved and I don't know what happened to all his plants. Don't think he did it for anything other than enjoyment. Wish I had some pics of them. They were beautiful.