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They've been all over the valley and now in town. https://www.jhnewsandguide.com/the_hole_scroll/caught-on-video-mama-bear-399-and-cubs-go-to-jail/article_68fa01e5-52b5-53ca-abb6-216380b3d50d.html

One of my co-workers just had the same thing with her dog. They did the amputation. She said the dog won't slow down. They are trying to slow her down until the stiches heal.

GF gave me this one. Don't ski without it.

Jack Black. Living at 6k', the sun is intense in the summer and the winter cold can be brutal on your skin.

I make rolled and steel cut. I soak the steel cut at least 24 hours so they cook in 5 minutes instead of 20-30. Sometimes I do the overnight oats for the rolled ones as well. I eat oatmeal 6 or 7 days a week for breakfast.

Yeah, they could clean that up. SHOP ALL BIKES RITCHEY STORE: BIKES & COMPONENTS

I'll give you a tubing bender mister.

So maybe you should mosey on over to NM and build one for @MoseySusan

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Those are the things Greg Pryor said in the Great Courses video I watched. He preferred the hoop house. While greenhouses can be time-consuming and expensive, they have maintained their allure throughout the ages. Learn how to build a greenhouse and why a hoop house might be a much better option for you. And discover the biochemical processes that make compost a reasonable winter heat source for your plants.

They don't list any complete bikes on their site either. Not even showing the models and listing it as out of stock. And the homepage link to the break-away carbon road bike doesn't work. That ain't right.

https://www.thegreatcourses.com/courses/pioneering-skills-for-everyone-modern-homesteading This guy did an episode on greenhouse vs hoop house. Pros and cons. Your library might have it to check out. Youtube might have stuff as well.

That's pretty cool. I need to get on that bandwagon. The other wellness challenge this month is Frugal Gourmet, cook dinner at home. Easy money. I'll get more points for watching Ted Talks and watching health documentaries. They gives us points for hiking/biking/skiing up the local ski resort. I'm usually climbing it 2-4 times a week. Last year, they ran out of gift cards, so they gave me a check.

Another one near Houston. https://www.adventure-journal.com/2021/11/another-driver-in-texas-plowed-into-group-of-cyclists-with-no-repercussions/

My CU is paying 4% on my checking balance. Seems good to me.

Soda is evil. Our Wellness program challenge at work this month is called Drop Pop. I'll get paid to not drink soda for a month. Fish in a barrel.

This is a cool story about reading in a big city. It might require a subscription to view. The photos are great. Even amid the clamor of a city of millions, New Yorkers have always been able to escape into a good book. By Anika Burgess Published Nov. 4, 2021Updated Nov. 5, 2021, 1:39 p.m. ET On Thursday, May 3, 1979, the New York Times staff photographer Fred Conrad visited the main branch of the New York Public Library. A crowd had gathered on the steps outside — in groups, in pairs, talking, eating. But among this gathering, a few sat slightly apart, heads bent. They appeared oblivious to those around them, unaware of the photographer’s lens. They were reading. Even in the busiest of places, if you have a good book, you can retreat into solitude. And when you live in a city like New York, a book can be even more than a story at your fingertips. It can also be a respite, an escape, a sanctuary, a diversion and a travel companion. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/04/books/reading-around-new-york.html?searchResultPosition=2

Get one you can find. A friend of mine is a contractor. He says most appliances are out of stock until next year. CR seems to like LG the most.

40s.

Post ride dinner. Salmon with pumpkin seed cilantro pesto with green beans and mushrooms with crispy shallots.

The inner park road is closed to cars so we took advantage.

And his "photographer's winded."