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Comments (21)Sierra, I am so sorry that you are dealing with frost at this time of year. I just can not imagine such a short growing season. I hope things warm up and you have a nice long Indian summer! Cameron, I hope the bee sting is improving. My DH has been stung several times in the last few days. The darn things fly inside his shirt and then move from spot to spot stinging him repeatedly. Cortisone cream has helped him a lot. I have tried to catch up on housework this week while the temps have been so high. I'm good up to about 90 F. but anything over that makes me physically ill. We have two window air conditioners that do a decent job of keeping it bearable inside. DD2 and I were able to clean a large closet, sort out all of her clothes to make room for new school clothes, get the house in decent order and scrubbed a few walls and the floors. I'm terrible about letting the house go during summer so I can spend time outside. We still have her room upstairs to tackle when she gets home from her weekend with her dad. I have a good carload of goods to take to the community thrift shop next week and won't even feel bad about using the fuel to make two trips if it means we can get her room back under control by clearing out lots of excess STUFF! In the meantime the weeds I've been so diligent about keeping cut so they don't form seed are getting tall and setting seed anyway. Next time we mow we'll be forced to bag too. Sigh. We've had rain off and on for two days and it's been nice to not have the hot sun beating in the windows all the time. 11 days until DD2 starts High school. Lots to get done before then because I already know how crazy things will get around here then. Thankfully most of our harvest is done. Just one more cutting of hay to do. We still have to rebuild the calf lot fences but will wait until the weather breaks before we do that. PS to Eduarda...we did our branding and tagging two weeks ago and the #44 cow survived the cut one more year. Her yearling grandaughter almost got shipped out but has been given a one year reprieve to settle down. How did it turn out that my heifers are all decendants of that crazy old #44? Hang in there everyone! MeMo...See MoreDoes anyone really read the post?
Comments (14)I'm not a teacher, but some years ago found myself teaching some health classes. 25 students or so, all the same grade. Some really wanted to 'get' what I was trying to say, some wanted recess, some were talkative, some were shy. Some couldn't seem to figure it all out, some chose to deliberately disrupt. A few did not have English as their native language. My admiration for teachers is immense. My point is not only to offer compassion to Secsteve in his posts where replies were not what was expected, but to point out that none of us have perfect understanding and we all fall down on the job sometimes but that most of us are good people and pretty lovable just like my students. Communication problems are tough. Wonderful teachers seem to have a gift so that whatever they teach or ask must go into a magical communication wave where there is more understanding and less static. That this happens must mean that the somehow the sender, as well as the receiver, is empowered to create and discern a clear message,( and that teachers are amazing in that respect because it was very hard for me to get one message received in even remotely the same way by 25 kids)....See MoreIs Anybody Else Having Trouble Posting?
Comments (3)Oh technology...it's great when it works. Sometimes the post never shows up. Sometimes it's half gone, eaten by the computer vortex monster. Sometimes GW doesn't allow members to sign in--so they can't post, comment, do anything. May all of your posts go smoothly! (We can cross our fingers, right?)...See MoreTrouble accessing older posts
Comments (10)I use Google chrome to browse and I get page numbers. It works fine on my Galaxy tablet, but trying to type on here using my phone is too glitchy and the words get jumbled up, no matter how much I go back to correct them. So I only use my tablet or laptop. Not sure if this works on Safari, because I don't use Apple, but you can press down and hold on whichever thread you want to check out (or right-click on computer) and click "Open in new tab" option. This opens the link up in a new tab, leaving the current one as is. Whenever you're finished with that thread, just close that tab out and it goes back to the previous one right where you left it....See MoreTamara
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