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I don't know why but my body clock has always hated the time change, particularly the fall-back change
I don't know when to eat, when to have my 2:00 a.m. coffee because it's not really 2:00 a.m., so how can I have my 2:00 a.m. coffee now?
It's always been an issue. I thought they were going to stop this nonsense a few years ago?
Had to call my insurance lady this morning, as soon as I said 'how are you?' she said she was fine if she could ever catch up on the time change and that set me off, and boy did we have a vent session about it! We decided that extra coffee is the key until we catch up on it
I said to my wife I now identify is on daylight savings and my pronoun is Per. so 8=9 and don't wake me at 8 cause I'm not getting up until 9I'll keep my whining about daylight savings time in my own thread
...it lasts about 5 days for me so couple more to go
You got me, I have no idea what that is or if it would work, sorry
Sadly I don't think this is my permanent fire, I'm letting it go out now and it's going to be mid 50s Saturday so....
This is the latest I've ever lit my permanent fire. so I didn't brint my glasses but I got through it They were right in the freaking box!
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supposedly my power will be back on in 2 hours
Thanks, be safe today! The wind flipped over a work table in the yard!
this is why I use the manical laughing icon all the time, because if I didn't I'd just freaking scream! 
I'd rather laugh at it all
These are almost 8 weeks from the seedling stage, I'm thinking I'll flip them Saturday cuz I don't want them too tall. I grew them from this same breeder for a few years in the '90s, White Rhino's wanna be short & bushy indoors.
Nice and healthy, I love the green. They look to be a good size to flip now, I was pleasantly surprised at how well my 25 day vegged plants ended up. 1 Alaska Thunderfuck still reached my lights. The others were perfect for height I could have used a bit more mass on a few in split pots but I think it was root struggles that stunted them with the roots of 2 plants interacting together. Better root isolation would have prevented that I think.
I'm taking your advice & flipping today, they'll come on tonight at 10:00 p.m. and go off tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. I run lights during the coldest part of the day
I like to run my lights when I'm awake and those hours of yours don't cut it for me. I tried it once but nope I let everything go to shit, no time to work on them or to sit and watch them grow...lol. I look at my girls 5-6-7-8 times per day, Its also warm enough for them at night for them it only gets down to 67f. I have to add heat with lights on. The lights themselves and my house heat only get to 73-74f I bump that up to 78 f with a heater or reptile lamp in my veg tent.
I don't spend time with them anymore if honest, I check 'em at lights on and lights off and I work on them early mornings
Can't be this one going now anyways cuz I don't have a picture of it being lit. sometimes we sink in so deep we'd be stuck 
(don't laugh I know some of you did it too!) fun at the time, but we really shouldn't have done that
Bumper skiing, Did it a lot, sometimes when we had enough snow we'd bumper ski the school busses to school. A few of us got wrecked when we hit pavement at 20mph. One buddy broke his arm going around a corner on a ski line in a park we were bumper skiing. Smacked into a burred park bench, we thought it was a hoot as we we're driving him to the hospital. Funny as heck for us, old Gordie wasn't laughing, it was a real cartoon end over ender and smack like a a cartoon cat hitting a wall. I can still chuckle at it, that image forever in my head.So I think the fire will go out tomorrow and when I light it tomorrow night that'll be the fire that burns till spring View attachment 117810Can't be this one going now anyways cuz I don't have a picture of it being lit.
Every dawn this year I burn hot for at least an hour, and I'm throwing in the creosote powder twice a week as directed, trying to avoid that sticky gook that accumulates at the top cap, cuz I can't be going up on a snowy roof in February to scrape it anymore
Although if I did slide off the roof I'd only fall about 5 ft into a soft mound of snow! When we were kids we used to jump off the porch roof into the piles of snow
Inner city kids like us used to 'ski' by holding on to the back of cars & trucks!
It's a miracle any of us survived the '60s and '70s ...in more ways than one!
I didn't get hurt but my buddy ran me over in my jeep one time bumper skiing.i had a rope hooked up to the back we would go to the state park after a good snow they didn't plow there.i let go of the rope and fell at one point and we were on a hill.so I Pop right up and head down the hill twords him.at the same time he slams it in reverse to come back up the hill twords me. I slammed right into the back of my jeep went down and he rolled over me and my snow board .luckily I missed the tires and he just got my board with the back tires and stopped.
I had a big black mark on my face from the filthy gas tank I think.we laughed so hard.
Boards? we didn;t use boards just our feet but ya that's why we were in a park as well, We had about a 1 mile winding road into the park that never got plowed. I can see it like it was yesterday.I didn't get hurt but my buddy ran me over in my jeep one time bumper skiing.i had a rope hooked up to the back we would go to the state park after a good snow they didn't plow there.i let go of the rope and fell at one point and we were on a hill.so I Pop right up and head down the hill twords him.at the same time he slams it in reverse to come back up the hill twords me. I slammed right into the back of my jeep went down and he rolled over me and my snow board .luckily I missed the tires and he just got my board with the back tires and stopped.
Ya my parents used to tell us about bumper skiing on thier feet they called it snurfing.it was strictly forbidden, but they didn't say anything about attaching a ski rope to the back....
We called it 'ski patrolling' in the Boston areaYa my parents used to tell us about bumper skiing on thier feet they called it snurfing.it was strictly forbidden, but they didn't say anything about attaching a ski rope to the back....
good times!