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    #46
    Re: 4th June

    MAE ALL…got to work around 7am, got all the signage and balloons set out, vendors arrived around 8am to set up and at 9am we had people waiting to come and shop. YAY! A little nervous when the weekend staff didn’t show up at 8 but she arrived just before 9 with apologies, bus delays. She had texted the boss and he replied don’t worry PQ is on site. Was going to go back to help with the memorial but have decided nope, the boss is on site. LOL

    Slo…you made me laugh when you said you were spending your Friday night watering the lawn. Banff, a town west of us, has ordered a no watering ban and there’s talk we may be next. When you posted that you water your own lawn at your condominium, I walked out the next morning, looked at all the grass around us, and thought, I’ve never seen the grass being watered. Decided I need to investigate that, have a neighbour who knows everyone and everything. LOL

    TG…glad to see your post. Thanks for the congrats it does feel like a lot has been going on lately. I am taking the rest of the weekend off, not taking any work calls. Hope you are getting some YOU time.

    Wags…I plan to spend the rest of the weekend relaxing as well. I haven’t biked in years but working in the community garden will be enough physical activity for me. Is your Dad close to you? We were able to get my Dad into a Veterans care facility with escalating support as needed. It was just down the hill from where I live and work. Spent every Saturday morning there for 2 years before he passed.

    Pi…we barely have anything coming up in our community garden. Good haul! I’m so impressed with your menu; I wish I had more smarts when it came to cooking. I’m one of those who measures the water when making Kraft Dinner! Seems like the garage sale was off to a good start. The real work will be the community cleanup next weekend. I’m slowly losing volunteers so have to get creative recruiting some more now.

    Mick…is it great when the weatherman’s prediction is wrong in your favour! Gotta love those car parks, glad you were able to polish out most of the marks and that it hadn’t dented the bodywork. When I bought my very first new vehicle, after my divorce, I treated it with kid gloves. Then dealing with my ex-MIL in the hospital ended up getting the drivers side door scraped. It was a freeing moment, parked anywhere I wanted in car parks after that. LOL Good job on redirecting the horses before it got worse. You managed to stave off a lot of work. We’ve been clear of smoke for awhile but there was a bit in the air this morning. One of the northern fires has flared up again with mandatory evacuation. It’s nothing compared to what’s happening in the east.

    Time to go refill the propane tank as I plan on BBQ’ing tonight. Have a great Saturday all…:smile:PPQP

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      #47
      Re: 4th June

      Greetings friends,

      Grateful to be sitting outside with the hummingbirds again now that the air has cleared. Sunny with a high of 81 today, not bad. Last evening a thunderstorm showed up, one clap of thunder & lightning & it rained all of 2 minutes, geez. Meanwhile the grass gets browner & crunchier.

      PQ, sounds like Doug is depending on you an awful lot….maybe even above your pay grade? Time to talk about money with him again I think.
      Glad to hear the rest of the weekend is all yours

      Mick, having a horse farm right across the road from me I hear you about when those horses get excited. Found 2 in my backyard last year, no big deal haha. I do worry about get them getting hit by cars & trucks though. There’s also been deer hanging out in the very back of my yard lately too.
      Sorry about the parking lot dings. People are so ignorant, never leave a note anymore like we did in the old days.

      Pie, love all the veggies from your community garden, awesome! I’d chop up a bunch & make a veggie pot pie, yum

      Wags, wishing you a very relaxing weekend doing as much or as little as you like. You deserve that much!

      Cyn, getting up in the middle of the night thinking I was late for work - oh yeah, I remember those days haha! Or even worse, when you have a rotating schedule & show up on your day off, LOL
      I hope you can do some relaxing this weekend & let your brain get some rest.

      Slo, your knee & my feet - use whatever you have to use for relief! I’m just not ready to sit down & give up yet & it hurts with every step you take. Knocking on wood, I’ve been feeling pretty good lately, little pain.

      I’ve got some work going on im my shop so I should get back to it for a while. Hello to anyone I’ve missed & hope we all have a decent night.
      Lav
      AF since 03/26/09
      NF since 05/19/09
      Success comes one day at a time :thumbs:

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        #48
        Re: 4th June

        Pie - that's quite a bounty from the community garden! We aren't quite that far in our growing season, but we have a plot in our community garden as well and we're growing many of the same things in your pic. Enjoy!

        Mick - OMG it took me three reads of your post to figure out that you were probably doing talk-to-text to create your post. In my defense, my eyes jumped to the second half of your first paragraph where you were telling us about the horses, and I kept thinking to myself, "WTF is a 'road comma'? Hmmm must be a Scottish thing..." It was only when I went back and read from the beginning and came across "full stop" a couple of times that I finally clued in. Sheesh my brain must be very tired :lol: That story was hysterical to picture mentally - thanks for sharing! Hope all is well with you.

        Lav - glad you have some clearer air and hummingbirds again!

        PQ - glad you're enjoying your community garden as well, and hopefully you'll start to see more things growing soon. My dad's place is a 15-20 min drive away. I wish he were closer, but this isn't bad. The best part is driving there we have an amazing view of the Cascade Mountains. I love pretty much any mountains, so this is a big positive for me.


        Hellos and waves to Slo, Steady and everyone else stopping by here over the weekend. Hope you have good days & nights.
        Toolbox/Toolkit

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          #49
          Re: 4th June

          Mae all -

          Long day, but a nice gentle rain going on this moment... what a treat! (Lav, I'm convincing it to go to you!) Pie - didn't see the pics yet, but your description of what you'll make is amazing! Great job with the horses, Mick, what a wild situation... PPQ, so glad you lived through the day - good call on the Boss taking the end point - I agree with Lav, time for a raise. (Hey, I didn't realize you are so close to Banff! I spent a summer there studying music... bliss). Wags, love your description of figuring out Mick's way of posting... lol! . SLO - you doing okay? Busy as usual, I'm sure. Hellos to anyone I missed, apologies.

          Short post - I am learning that my cognition is stressed when I do too much screen time, and also I am trying to slow down and concentrate on 1 thing at a time. I am reading a (real, hand-held) book about Covid Long-Haul Cognition challenges -- it is comforting tho a little scary. So I'm trying my best to be good and heal.

          But... I have to check in with my pals!
          Wishing all well -
          TG

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            #50
            Re: 4th June

            Hi everyone,

            Just a quick sober check-in from me, too.

            Wishing you well,
            Steady
            xx
            AF free since April 29, 2013

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              #51
              Re: 4th June

              (This weekly thread is now closed.)
              Once a pickle, never a cucumber again.

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