Northern weather

[J. S. Bach]

The low was 478ºR this morning.

[Mitch]

Pretty decent forecast for the coming week makes me ask myself: Is it finally here? In a week the friggin' grass is gonna need mowing and we've had snow flurries as of last Thursday mornin'. Gotta get that Cub Cadet out and do a bunch of work to it.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Pretty decent forecast for the coming week makes me ask myself: Is it finally here? In a week the friggin' grass is gonna need mowing and we've had snow flurries as of last Thursday mornin'. Gotta get that Cub Cadet out and do a bunch of work to it.

No idea! Been a roller coaster of a winter - was near 80 here yesterday and today is cooler, overcast, and looks like rain.....and I still have 1/2 my wood pile left for this winter.

[rogruth]

I know my eyes are bad and sometimes I just don't see right but has Rufus morphed into the strangest clown of all, Ronald the Mac?
Oh my, oh my. He will never get back to being his namesake now.

[rex desilets]

Looks like a transgendered clown to me

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Looks like a transgendered clown to me

People see what they want to see and what's most familiar to them......like that old guy down in front of Rex.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

... has Rufus morphed into the strangest clown of all, Ronald the Mac?
....

Isn't that "Red the Demented"?

[Rufus T. Firefly]

... has Rufus morphed into the strangest clown of all, Ronald the Mac?
....

Isn't that "Red the Demented"?

Actually, I think that incarnation is more evangelical in pose; probably representing the Church of the Divine Looney.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

... has Rufus morphed into the strangest clown of all, Ronald the Mac?
....

Isn't that "Red the Demented"?

Actually, I think that incarnation is more evangelical in pose; probably representing the Church of the Divine Looney.[/quote]
Nah, you may be thinking of the" Padded Cell of the UNdivine Certifiable," right? Interpret this gesture as, "I'm ready, sir, for that jacket that ties in the back."

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Isn't that "Red the Demented"?

Actually, I think that incarnation is more evangelical in pose; probably representing[u] the Church of the Divine Looney.

Nah, you may be thinking of the" Padded Cell of the UNdivine Certifiable," right? Interpret this gesture as, "I'm ready, sir, for that jacket that ties in the back."

Nope. That's over on the next block, next to those Methodists. You know that they're into some serious Domination practices,

Over here we worship the Divine Looney and believe that we have the power to turn your hair purple!

[robert.]

Looks like Howard Stern with red hair. Maybe from Sholom Beth Farceur

[healey36]

My God, a giant fireball appeared in the eastern sky this morning!

By my count it rained 22 of 31 days this month...I guess we're filling the reservoir before NOAA's hotter/dryer summer rolls in...humbug...

Healey

P. S. Thundershowers forecast for this afternoon...ugh...

[Rufus T. Firefly]

My God, a giant fireball appeared in the eastern sky this morning!

Not when I drove in to work - fog and more fog.......dreary would have been an improvement.

Sun is sort of out now

By my count it rained 22 of 31 days this month...I guess we're filling the reservoir before NOAA's hotter/dryer summer rolls in...humbug...

Very wet May

Thundershowers forecast for this afternoon...ugh...

Maybe for the best - spent my 4 day weekend tearing apart the side garden and yesterday started building the new stone wall - got about 15' done - too much of the stone was too big so I spent time with the hammer shaping stone..... I need a recovery day....

[rogruth]

We still have a droughjt here.

[healey36]

Maybe for the best - spent my 4 day weekend tearing apart the side garden and yesterday started building the new stone wall - got about 15' done - too much of the stone was too big so I spent time with the hammer shaping stone..... I need a recovery day....

The uncle of an associate of mine was a stone mason in England...his specialty was repairing dry-stone walls built as fence lines a few hundred years ago. I once made the mistake of raising the topic of stiles with him...took me three quarters of an hour to extricate myself from his conversational grasp. That said, the stuff he built/rebuilt/repaired was masterful. Some of those walls were five or six feet high and not a spec of mortar to be seen.