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I feel for you, that's a long time without power and too stormy to even go surfing
I guess painting by candlelight not easy either
have you at least got gas?
Gas from eating Baked Beans cold ?
he better not sit too near that candle
Ha ha thanks yes I have gas, trouble us, boiled chicken looks like boiled cabbage in the dark
what! you don't have a gas barby!
you city folk
Oh yes we gave a few but the man who comes ti fill the bottleß never turns up ;) pity the air fryer needs ' lectricity. Lots of rich peoele around though, with generators and solar. Love the sound of generators in the night. Romantic.
Rats have infested my Gas BBQ .... They were stealing the Macadamias off the tree and carting them onto the BBQ at night to eat !!!
Possums love ours but they leave the macadamias on the tree thankfully!
the cockroaches have scared the possums off down here for now and after the rains the mozzies are carrying away the cockroaches....
circle of life
the barby is safe however
Macademia nuts are expensive here in Texas, around $1 per ounce, I wish we had a tree. We do have a backyard set up to attract birds, including sunflower seed feeders. The squirrels laugh daily at the idea of "squirrel proof" feeders. But we do live trap rats, nearly fifty in the last several months, all delivered to a city nature park several miles away. They can't find their way back, can they?
rats have no sense of direction :)
Macadamia's nuts are slightly expsnsice here.
I found the reason on Reddit quote
Oh you didn't see this here for squirrels . I think its wholly sick and am only posting it for educational poiposes. Not safe for work,
excerpts from the comments section
good luck @Stezza with the cockroaches, we don't have any here because the ferrets that live in my socks drawer ate them
Are you getting snow in East Texas, @SteveK?
Lots of snow overnight and into this morning. Maybe 4" and it all stuck in deep layers. Apparently our suburb about 30 miles ESE of Houston (toward Galveston Bay) got more than most areas. It's been a decade or more since we last had snow, so a lot of the neighborhood kids were having a ball, good snowball snow. The sun came out after lunch so its all melting now, but still around 20F tonight, about 20F below normal. Got the pipes wrapped, the potted plants in the garage, and a bottle of bourbon opened..
getting windy again here.. another southerly
temps getting a bit cooler also, dropping to 23c ( 76f )
may have to put a jumper on soon....
Southerly just hit here 10 mins ago, good luck finding jumper
Beautiful image
34 degrees celcius here today, can you send that Southerly up this way ?
Done! we have plenty of wind to spare ;)
Thanks, but not mine, taken by a city park dept. employee as part of a group around town.
I saw snow once. Wel twice actually. We went skiing. I paid for parking at the ski resort thingy and the guy gave me sticker. He said "What ever you do, dont stick it on your windscreen, you'll never get it off."
My wife, who is deaf and in her late nineties stuck the sticker on regardless.
It was green. It had thje date June 1996 on it, written in beige in Trajan Font.
I know because I got to stare at the back of it for six years.
Then, six years later, when I dove past a small mini a gravel road and the windscreen broke, the sticker was still on the inside of the windscreen.
I left it on the side of the road with the other smashed bits of glass. (the windscreen guy cleared it up.)
My wife, who is now 126 years old, has promised never to do it again.
I visited Mt Buller once and experienced snow
unsuccessfully tried to stand upright in skis and push along flat ground
hired a toboggan instead and had quite a bit of fun
The trickisto close your eyes....a d ask everybody to get out of the way ;)
I grew up in Oklahoma, occasional snow but only an inch or two usually. Covered the ground but gone by afternoon. So my first ski trip to Colorado, I see wonderful snow just off the walkway and jump onto it. Chest deep. Cool.
Literally ;)
another couple of k4's sculpted up as pawns
I used to play chess online until I realized how bad I was. But I did learn that pawns can be pretty savage critters. These fit the bill.
P.S. Bill Gates also learned about his chess ability, admittedly with a better opponent than I ever played.
Chess is good until you realise that for the last two hours you've been waiting impatiently for the other guy to move ..... and it's really your move.
Chess GM David Bronstein (once nearly World Champion and twice Soviet Champion) once took 40 minutes, with his clock ticking, to decide his first move as white. I recall he was asked what he was thinking about, he did not say, "It's my move?" He said" I was trying do decide the best move".