Ziggy
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That made my day.. LOLHaha! That was our first thought also - I bet ziggy broke it…
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Ziggy
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I'm better at conspiracy theories at 3am. LOLIt's another late night and I'm awake and working on my math puzzles. I'm not very good at it, but what the hey
Having my first pre-dawn coffee.
@Ziggy Oh I gave up coffee years ago....(my wife is still into it, though...)
Ziggy
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It did!
It only took about 2 hours, so it didn't get cold in the house.
We had a problem last fall? summer? time flies...
A circuit breaker (Main) got fried in the old cottage dad built in 1969. Completed the roof the night of the moon landing.
Just a summer cottage, a place to get away from the city for the summer.
I went in one day and smelled an electric burning smell so we called the electrician.
Good thing too, chances of it going up in flames was imminent.
They replaced the bad breaker, but the cottage is seeing the end of it's days. (sad to say)
So we had them shut off all the power to the cottage. The power from the cottage is what feeds the mobile home I live in.
So back in September, the electric company said they would be out to transfer all power from the cottage to the garage junction box.
They finally showed up yesterday.
Everything seems to be working well.
Lot of memories in that cottage, growing up as kids.
We lived in Boston. Dad came from Maine, and had a small piece of land his mom had sold him for $100.
I remember trying to pick up a hammer and help nail a board in the floor. I was only 4 years old.
We would go fishing at the brook and catch trout. Go swimming in the pond, pulling leaches off our toes from walking through the reeds.
Pick blueberries and strawberries from up on the ridge and sell them on the roadside to make a few dollars for the Blue Hill Fair we would go to at the end of summer.
Sure would of been rough if after all these years I had to watch it burn to the ground.
The Lord gave me a good nose for smelling things like oil, gas, solvents. I can smell them long before other people. Hey, what's that smell?
rambling...
Thank you for asking farouk
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@Ziggy Well...you can evidently smell better than I can....my wife is pretty good at snuffing stuff, too...It did!
It only took about 2 hours, so it didn't get cold in the house.
We had a problem last fall? summer? time flies...
A circuit breaker (Main) got fried in the old cottage dad built in 1969. Completed the roof the night of the moon landing.
Just a summer cottage, a place to get away from the city for the summer.
I went in one day and smelled an electric burning smell so we called the electrician.
Good thing too, chances of it going up in flames was imminent.
They replaced the bad breaker, but the cottage is seeing the end of it's days. (sad to say)
So we had them shut off all the power to the cottage. The power from the cottage is what feeds the mobile home I live in.
So back in September, the electric company said they would be out to transfer all power from the cottage to the garage junction box.
They finally showed up yesterday.
Everything seems to be working well.
Lot of memories in that cottage, growing up as kids.
We lived in Boston. Dad came from Maine, and had a small piece of land his mom had sold him for $100.
I remember trying to pick up a hammer and help nail a board in the floor. I was only 4 years old.
We would go fishing at the brook and catch trout. Go swimming in the pond, pulling leaches off our toes from walking through the reeds.
Pick blueberries and strawberries from up on the ridge and sell them on the roadside to make a few dollars for the Blue Hill Fair we would go to at the end of summer.
Sure would of been rough if after all these years I had to watch it burn to the ground.
The Lord gave me a good nose for smelling things like oil, gas, solvents. I can smell them long before other people. Hey, what's that smell?
rambling...
Thank you for asking farouk
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Ziggy
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I'm still up since late last night. I'll get some sleep soon. Had breakfast and getting ready for coffee.
Good morning CB. Had my coffee and getting Pesto Cavetelli for breakfast.
Pathfinder7
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Lambano
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Noon on the US East Coast.
The first daffodils of spring have opened up, and the Winter Daphne is in bloom. If Daphne doesn't grow where you are, the fragrance is heavenly sweet. We have two Daphne bushes planted around the Prayer Garden in the back yard.
The first daffodils of spring have opened up, and the Winter Daphne is in bloom. If Daphne doesn't grow where you are, the fragrance is heavenly sweet. We have two Daphne bushes planted around the Prayer Garden in the back yard.
Wow…no daffodils yet here in MD…
Winter Daphne, going to look into that!
Winter Daphne, going to look into that!
A prayer garden sounds sublime. I have a church that is next to my place that has good garden areas. I go there to feel peace sometimes.
Lambano
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Our yard has an accessway to the public hiking trail down by the river, and sometimes people just stop and sit on the bench in the Prayer Garden. That makes me happy that people feel welcome and comfortable there.
I've noticed something about Holy Places. If we do good works and invite God into the area it remains with a good spirit of God. I noticed that when I was a sinner my room was filled with darkness. And when I lived according to Christ my house was light with the Spirit of God. And I think people pick up on that subconsciously. They enjoy being in Holy places. There is a peace and rest for the soul in such places. Having a prayer garden perhaps is the same.
Lambano
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Daphne is USDA zones 7-9, so they should grow in Maryland. If Rhododendrons grow where you are, they should be okay.
Lambano
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@devin553344, I see you started a couple of threads on fasting. Lent starts March 2 this year. I will be starting Lent with a fast. I wish it were out of a desire to get closer to God. But no, it's because I have colonoscopy scheduled for March 3. Oh joy, oh joy. The prep work is such fun.
Ziggy
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I did a quick peek on what to do before the procedure.@devin553344, I see you started a couple of threads on fasting. Lent starts March 2 this year. I will be starting Lent with a fast. I wish it were out of a desire to get closer to God. But no, it's because I have colonoscopy scheduled for March 3. Oh joy, oh joy. The prep work is such fun.
I never had one.
But this site has an example meal plan and some advice.
You probably already know what to do..
Just sharing..
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https://www.ccalliance.org/pdfs/resources/CCAlliance_ColonoscopyPrepGuide_SampleSixDay.pdf
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