TUESDAY EXAM DAY
Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2012 8:45 am
GOOD MORNING ALL!
We are getting stormy weather this afternon here with possible thunderstorms as the warm front moves across us. Tomorrow's temps are expected to get into the 90s. I hate storms. Do people just leave your storm radios on all night, or day, when it goes off? The one time I had mine on in FL it drove me crazy with all it's sirens and notices and warnings, and I wasn't sure if it would shut itself down as the storms passed, or not. I guess I will have to get it out and try it here in the Adirondacks where storms are much less prevalent and continuous.
Yesterday I got the old trailer out of the huge shelter and, with Joe's help backing it up into place, got it leveled and situated for the summer. I really hope to get the new pex (pez?) plumbing I bought for it a couple of years ago set up this summer. The tires were down to a mere 18 pounds of pressure, so I spent a good while charging up my compressor and pumping air into them to get them up to their 35 lb psi recommendation. It'sa wonder we didn't peel the rubber right off the wheels when we moved it with that low pressure! It makes a wonderful guest house for the summer, and all of its windows are the wonderful louvres you can leave open even in the rain.
Then I swept the leaves out of the shelter and got it ready to make shipshape for a rainy day shelter during the Ruckus, should we have one. (Or any.)
Took a walk to the brook and beaver dam, then to the pond where I stripped to my dainties (HAH!) to take a quick swim. As soon as I got in there, I saw the ribbony form of a leech waving past me, and out I leaped, shampoo in hand and hair not washed! Danged leeches of late have made swimming down there a thing of no fun whatsoever!
Porta Potty was delivered and set up yesterday afternoon after pond walk. It's good to have that for me out here in the trailer.
Kids brought me back a meal of yummy beer-batter-fried fish, French fries, and cole slaw from wherever they went for dinner, which I wolfed down some of last night and have just finished some for breakfast. Best fried fish I have had ever, I think.
I am noticing that even before we get the rain, this danged lawn needs another mowing! I am hoping I can figure out how to fix the choke/throttle mechanism on the one mower that will even start. It doesn't self-propel any more, either. Don't know if I can fix that, or not. Manually pushing a power mower is not fun!
Today I go for my yearly woman-medical exam stuff, and will get a date to get a mammogram as well. I so hate this every year, but the alternative is even worse to contemplate.
Happy Tuesday to all!
We are getting stormy weather this afternon here with possible thunderstorms as the warm front moves across us. Tomorrow's temps are expected to get into the 90s. I hate storms. Do people just leave your storm radios on all night, or day, when it goes off? The one time I had mine on in FL it drove me crazy with all it's sirens and notices and warnings, and I wasn't sure if it would shut itself down as the storms passed, or not. I guess I will have to get it out and try it here in the Adirondacks where storms are much less prevalent and continuous.
Yesterday I got the old trailer out of the huge shelter and, with Joe's help backing it up into place, got it leveled and situated for the summer. I really hope to get the new pex (pez?) plumbing I bought for it a couple of years ago set up this summer. The tires were down to a mere 18 pounds of pressure, so I spent a good while charging up my compressor and pumping air into them to get them up to their 35 lb psi recommendation. It'sa wonder we didn't peel the rubber right off the wheels when we moved it with that low pressure! It makes a wonderful guest house for the summer, and all of its windows are the wonderful louvres you can leave open even in the rain.
Then I swept the leaves out of the shelter and got it ready to make shipshape for a rainy day shelter during the Ruckus, should we have one. (Or any.)
Took a walk to the brook and beaver dam, then to the pond where I stripped to my dainties (HAH!) to take a quick swim. As soon as I got in there, I saw the ribbony form of a leech waving past me, and out I leaped, shampoo in hand and hair not washed! Danged leeches of late have made swimming down there a thing of no fun whatsoever!
Porta Potty was delivered and set up yesterday afternoon after pond walk. It's good to have that for me out here in the trailer.
Kids brought me back a meal of yummy beer-batter-fried fish, French fries, and cole slaw from wherever they went for dinner, which I wolfed down some of last night and have just finished some for breakfast. Best fried fish I have had ever, I think.
I am noticing that even before we get the rain, this danged lawn needs another mowing! I am hoping I can figure out how to fix the choke/throttle mechanism on the one mower that will even start. It doesn't self-propel any more, either. Don't know if I can fix that, or not. Manually pushing a power mower is not fun!
Today I go for my yearly woman-medical exam stuff, and will get a date to get a mammogram as well. I so hate this every year, but the alternative is even worse to contemplate.
Happy Tuesday to all!