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    Big frosted cinnamon roll from Jack’s in Rapid River, warm, gooey, rich sweet blood sugar destroying goodness. Saw mill boiler wash coffee and gravy smothered biscuits and eggs as you like. Hot and iced tea and a slow simmering pot of steel cut oatmeal is ready. TomO’s, and my, Diet Doctor P, etc.

    Thin, bright overcast sky this morning, chilly and calm on the lakeshore this morning. Still getting organized this morning. Hope all have a fine day. Internet is still fubar here so posting via cell is a slow task.

    The Doll’s been chatting with our friend that lost the place in Ft Myers last week to the hurricane. She’s really not doing well with the reality of it. Surely her husband is doubly stressed dealing with the situation and then her. Poor guy is always under her thumb, it must feel more like a fist with this.

    The colors are really spectacular here right now.

    Have to at it. Everyone have a fine day.

    KScrib in NorComm
    Karl Scribner-Curmudgeon

    Cedar Swamp
    SW of Manistique, MI

    Avatar image by Savannah Lyn Burgess 7-15-2022

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    Internet freezing in UP, sorry for the Daily Double….pic your poison!
    Karl Scribner-Curmudgeon

    Cedar Swamp
    SW of Manistique, MI

    Avatar image by Savannah Lyn Burgess 7-15-2022

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    • #3
      Well at least it's just the internet that's freezing!!

      Thanks for the coffee Karl.

      It's just another rainy day here in Jersey fourth day in a row.
      Blaming it on IAN which can no longer be seen on the radar.
      Sometimes GOD works in mysterious ways!!

      Everyone have a great day!!
      Jerry



      "And in the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years." A. Lincoln

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      • #4
        I'll pick this one.

        Morning Karl & Jerry and incoming crew.

        Same here Karl. Using my cell hotspot for Internet at the River. Will be closing up by weeks end for the season. Can't wait to get back to Home Central for some real modeling. The bug is biting hard.

        Weather is nice up here. Like Mi. leaves are turning for some nice color. I'll be wrapping up the lighthouse for winter. I'll take a pic and post it later or in tomorrows Lounge.

        Have good day everybody.

        CP River - Out

        Bernd
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        • #5
          Good morning Karl and the rest of the crew. Starting in the mid-40's and heading to just above 70 here in S.E. Michigan.

          I've been doing outdoor 'fall preparation' chores the past few days. Today I will put a second and final coat of paint on a few spots on the house since the weather is favorable. Other than mowing , garden bed clearing and leaf patrol, those are the last outdoor jobs still needed until the snow flies.

          Karl, Bonnie and I owned as barrier island shore house in North Carolina for over a decade. Constant repairs from hurricane and nor'easter damage. The knowledge was always there that we could lose the entire house if the right storm came in. Never made sense to us to use it as our permanent residence. Once I retired, we fixed it up and cashed out. Too much work and worry for old folks. The profit made is earmarked for one year of college for each of the 9 grandkids. Three down, 6 to go.

          Off for some morning errands before getting to that painting.

          Have a great day!
          Bruce

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          • #6
            Late morning all,

            Hurricane Ian - Not as bad in Central Florida as the people in Ft. Myers. We lost power last Wednesday night around 9:15 but got it back on Thursday around noon. We didn't get the internet, cable or phone line back on until mid morning today. I have a land line for the alarm system.

            No damage at all to the house and just a few small branches down in the yard from the trees.

            The air has been cool in the mornings since the hurricane - in the low 60's for the start of the day and going to the mid 80's late afternoons.

            Have a great day ya'll.

            Tom
            The difference between the almost right word and the right is the difference between the lightning bug and the lightning.

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            • #7
              Good to hear from you TomFL. Glad all is well.
              Karl Scribner-Curmudgeon

              Cedar Swamp
              SW of Manistique, MI

              Avatar image by Savannah Lyn Burgess 7-15-2022

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              • #8
                Good Morning All,

                Did some outside chores in the cool morning air. Afterwards I soldered all the resistors and extension wires for both sides of the signal bridge. This afternoon I plan on starting to mount the various signal components.

                Tom I'm glad you are back up and running fully. I tried calling several times to check on you and Pam but your phones were out.

                I hope everyone has a good day.
                Curt Webb

                Freelanced PRR Bellevue Sub

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                • #9
                  Geology class all day today (class in the morning, lab in the afternoon, we're heading to the Maine Coast to measure some rocks.) Cloudy, drizzly, but relatively warm in SE NH.

                  Glad someone opened up today, I was running late.

                  dave
                  Modeling 1890s (because the voices in my head told me to)

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                • #10
                  Good afternoon Crew and someone! Thanks for opening and even though it’s past the caffeinated diet Doctor Pepper time, I will have a second one for the day.

                  Well we are home but I achieved way more then I wanted to outside today. Front porch and the south deck are cleared of furniture and placed in storage. The potted annuals are gone of which there are way too many. 29 pots alone on the south deck. All emptied of plants and the potting soil dirt mix. Cleaned and placed the pots into storage. Took a ATV with trailer of the soil out to the garden composting area. Middle 70’s since about 11 this morning but not even a chance until mid sixties late next week per the Weather Channel’s app forecast. So I got it done while the weather is great. I then took the trailer back and decided I better put the furniture on the Stable’s patios away. Got to the patios and other then the grills everything was cleaned and already in the storage room. The staff already had the outdoor water turned off and sprinklers for the landscaping drained. Turns out they also did the yards around the house for me. A great group.

                  So, maybe if I can climb out of my chair I will check into the train room.

                  Tom in Fl, glad you came out of Ian fine and dandy.

                  Karl, totally understand your thinking about the guy with the controlling wife. Terry’s friend’s sister lost everything on Sanibel island and they had a 10 year old hurricane proofed stick built house not a manufactured home. It was just meant to be, IMO. You will love this though. The friend’s sister said that the government needs to buy all the property at the value before the hurricane and turn it into a national park and memorial!!! The house was paid for but had no insurance coverage other then liability!

                  Bruce, have fun painting!

                  Enjoy the balance of the day
                  TomO

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                    In a time like ours seemings and portents signify. Ours is a generation when dogs howl and the skin crawls on the skull with its beast's foreboding.

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