troyfrd1 wrote:
Leo Leo get your mind out of there. May hot sauce could help. Load it down lol. My wife grandpa rubbed some icy hot to close one day. He was in his 90’s at the time. LOL it did not go to well.
Oh, another good idea, thank you Troy.
Doug Lemmon wrote:
So, if I salt my fish before I hold them at arms lenght for a picture...will they look bigger??? 🤣🐟
Morning, Doug. I wonder if I put some salt on my peter, will that get big and puffy?
Graywulff wrote:
Do something nice for you today. You’re worth it!
Morning, Wulffy, It's so easy to do, just say "good morning" to a stranger when you meet him. He will smile and that will make you smile. Have a wonderful day, Wulffy.
troyfrd1 wrote:
Good morning Leo and the morning crew to follow. As you can see not too much happening today outside. Take care of yourself as well as other. Have a great day.
Morning Troy, That's interesting, the sunrise for us today is 6:11. Our sunset is 8:06. It didn't have your sunset.
Mauwehu wrote:
Every summer I look forward to fresh fruit and vegetables. I love fresh corn. There is a trend in southern New England that annoys the crap out of me….peeling fresh corn a couple of inches and putting it back.
I stopped at the store today to buy some corn for dinner. There was an older woman at the corn table peeling back the husks, inspecting the corn and putting it back. She had peeled about 20 ears already and there was no stopping her.
So I asked —what are you doing?
She answered—I want to make sure they’re good and I want small kernels.
I said—-Well mam, Please stay away from the dam bananas! She smirked and walked away “cornless”.
Does this happen where you live?
Every summer I look forward to fresh fruit and veg... (
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When you said strip, I thought you were talking about fly fishing.
Bcmech1 wrote:
Has anyone heard from or about Spiritof27? I haven't seen anything from him since about May.
Morning, Bc. The last time I heard anything from him he was having health issues. I can't remember what it was, but he did tell me to keep off of his grass.
How can you tell the puffer fish had too much salt at dinner? He's looking blow-ted.
Good Morning, Stagers!!!
Overnight, Showers and possibly a thunderstorm. Low around 59. West wind 6 to 8 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. New rainfall amounts of less than a tenth of an inch, except higher amounts possible in thunderstorms.
Thursday, Increasing clouds, with a high near 74. Breezy, with a northwest wind 14 to 21 mph, with gusts as high as 29 mph. Currently, the Temp. is 70, and it is raining. We also have an air quality alert until noon tomorrow.
We decided to take Jim's trailer. He is fixing up a 2017, 26', Keystone Cougar that sits on the best lot in the campground. The Forest River flows 4' behind the trailer and the Miss. River flows 15' in front of the tongue. How he got it in there, I have no idea. I'll be able to fish all day and all night long. We will be able to have the morning sun and the evening shade. That is hard to beat. Jim takes care of me.
Have a good one, folks. Please take care of yourself, your loved ones, and others in need.
Good night Stagers!!!
Today Marion and I went up to Jim's campground, the Forest River RV Marina. Marion hadn't seen the 32' Medalion that I looked on Sunday. It won't work, the entry steps are too tall, I had to help her in the trailer, and there will be times when I won't be around.
Jim does have one that he is going to fix up and flip. It's not quite done yet, but I'm sure it will work. It sits on the best lot in the park with the Forest River flowing behind it and the Miss. River in front of it. A lot of trees surround it. It's a 2017, 26' Keystone Cougar. It's a little more money, but a much better deal. Jim takes care of me.
So now, it's your bedtime story:
Among the things that are so simple even a child can operate them are parents.
Teacherofrt wrote:
Thank you for the recommendation! We fished with shrimp last time but it seemed something kept taking the shrimps insides and leaving the shell on the hook
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The crabs and the pinfish like to do that. Use a very small hook, #12, and catch them and then use them for bait.
troyfrd1 wrote:
Fly get your mind out of the gutter.
Why,,,, what do you mean, I'm talking about the act of giving, and receiving.