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4.2 miles walking with WoJSTL.
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When I lived in New Mexico, I had swamp coolers. They were an interesting experience.
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Looks great. I clean mine every Spring and again towards the end of Summer. I keep the top covered starting in the Fall until the Maple tree seeds quit twirling down in the Spring.
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With the Italian Defense you have to switch sides every 10 moves.
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I wonder how the Inuit people got their oranges before the 1900s?
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LongJohn is LongGone on dates.
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What's your user name there? I'm Jerry_STL. I like the 14 day games.
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My car's GPS once told me to turn onto the Katy Trail. Fortunately the bollards block drivers from doing that.
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I trained many women to work on aircraft including replacing 250 pound wheel and tire assemblies plus jacking up aircraft by hand that weighed 80,000 pounds. I even hired a woman to do the same training.
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Weekend plans as we celebrate the Spring Equinox
JerrySTL replied to petitepedal's topic in The Café
Watching a granddog this weekend. Pictures at 11. Going to see RAIN, a Beatles tribute group, tonight. Lunch with oldest daughter's family Saturday then supper with son's family that evening. Bike ride on Sunday and maybe some yard work. -
3 miles walking at the YMCA. Raining outside.
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New?
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How about Clovis instead?
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Oh. Hell. No.
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Venus is very bright in the eastern sky during the morning.
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I would think that the Dyson exec could get the Specialized wheels spinning thousands of RPMs faster.
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WoJSTL uses the low-sodium versions of it.
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18.4 miles on the tandem. WoJSTL's first ride of the year. Saw a bald eagle in its nest. Also about 15 wild turkeys. Great weather.
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DJ GW! I still have my Pioneer from the 1970s. The last time that I used it was to show my grandsons how we used to listen to music back in the day. They were confused.
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Not so much when as where. Places where I used to enjoy riding are now built up with housing and distracted drivers. When riding on the roads, I usually head out to more rural areas. Fortunately, there's about 400 miles of bike trails nearby not counting the Katy Trail. Winter can be a challenge with snow and ice. In one of the rural areas, they use cinders from a coal power plant in addition to salt. Those things are horrible for tires. Think goatheads on steroids. We had a group ride of about 20 riders in that area once and we averaged a flat per bike. It takes a month or so after the last application of the cinders before it's safe to ride in that area.
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It will be 2 years for me in June.....
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Wilbur better duck.
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Is Nancy a nom de plume on dating web sites?
