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Comments (57)Happy Father's Day! To celebrate, my hubby took me to Lowe's and bought me 2 new shelving units for my greenhouse and a deck box to store my gardening supplies in! :-D Wasn't that a nice Father's Day present he gave me? LOL Hey, I cooked him breakfast, so I deserved the goodies! Actually we did a fair bit of shopping today, so not much was accomplished in the gardens. But tomorrow I'll get my new goodies set up and all my stuff can then be nicely organized. My hose caddy broke a few days ago, and while it's getting pretty tiring doing all my watering with the 2-gal. can, we still didn't find a decent caddy today so hubby said he'd hit some other stores after work tomorrow and find me a good one. Guess I can "hand" water for one more day. My sickly Sweet 100 cherry mater continues to look like it's slowly but surely improving. One of the flowers is just fading as of today... I'll be interested to see if the plant sets fruit or not after its trauma/illness. If not, it appears there's a second plant/sucker coming in, and I might just cut off the main plant and see what the little one might do. Time will tell.... Oh! And I have a strawberry whose seeds turned red today! Yeehaw! That little berry may very well be my first official "harvest" from my first official kitchen garden. Stay tuned, Folks!...See Morewhat did you do today??
Comments (16)Lisa, No!!!! I can't wait 3 months for spring! I'm in Michigan, too. I count March as spring so only 50 days to go! Even if we still have snow then, the days will be longer and the sun brighter. I think it's time we had an early spring anyway. The thermometer under my pond cover says it's 51* in there with the sun shining. I wish I had a web cam in there. This is the new improved pond cover. Last year it was 6 x 11 ft. This one has new boards and bolts so it can be put together in place by one crazy lady (me) without much help. Lisa, do you have anything under your cover to provide heat? You run air bubblers to keep the ice open? Do you run a pump? Today I am going to go stand outside the pond cover and listen to the water run and wait for spring... sam...See MoreWhat did you do today?
Comments (9)Bonnie... Congratulations! You're hired! You probably did a better job than any licensed electrician that I have ever encountered. Most do a very sloppy job. Hurry up and run! Had to upgrade my service about 5 years ago and the power co. required a licensed electrician to do the work, since the weatherhead, meter loop and distribution panel was to be replaced. What a joke that was! Some of his work had to be redone 3 times to comply with local codes.Once the power co. accepted the power loop to the distribution panel (they are only responsible for that part), I fired the jerk and finished the work myself. He got mad and cancelled the permit and said I would never get a county inspector to approve my work. Heh-Heh! Once he cancelled the permit, they weren't required to perform an inspection! Telephone wiring connections are simple, They are low voltage (max 48 volts, direct current) (DC). Just don't handle with wet hands or stand in a puddle of water and you shouldn't feel a thing. Red & Blue are the primary wires. Keep the colors straight and splice by twisting wires together and secure with a small wire-nut. Keep the splices protected from the weather to avoid corrosion. After you finish the rewiring operation, if you have a Touch-Tone keypad and you can't break dial-tone to place a call, you will need to reverse the Red & Blue wires, as the keypads are polarity (+ & -) sensitive. Even though you have observed correct color while splicing, there may be a reversal in a connection along the cable line somewhere. It happens! Have fun! Rb...See MoreWhat did you do today?
Comments (33)I was in London, Ontario visiting my sister who is in the hospital. She had been admitted last Monday because of an infection around her pacemaker that was so bad that you could actually see the metal of the pacemaker showing because it was falling out of her chest. It was a bit touch and go because the Doctors didn't know how they were going to fix it or if the leads to the heart were infected as well. They finally decided to put a new pacemaker in on the right side of her chest and luckily they were able to find one good vein that went across her chest to put the leads in to the heart. If they hadn't found that the good vein the outcome would not have been good....See More- 8 years ago
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