Shyeah to sweaters. Packed up all our daughter's summer clothes too. Refuse to turn the heat on yet though.

Enjoyed a lovely long walk on one of my fave local trails yesterday. Bliss this time of year.

First batch of fall weather is upon us in Middle TN as well. Got all the yard work done yesterday; today is all about laundry and the usual Sunday chores (dusting, vacuuming, mopping, etc.). Wife is back to work post-COVID scare at home, so it's just me and the dogs holding down the fort today. I really, really want to get to the cabin one night this week, but it's my week to work the damn dreaded split shift, so I don't see that happening. Picked up the newly remastered classic "Roman Holiday" with Audrey Hepburn last week. I'm ashamed as a movie buff to admit I've never seen it, but I am looking forward to it.

Roman Holiday is one of my faves!


Forgot to mention that, on my trail walk on Friday, I passed by a large property south of the trail with barns and horse pens, etc. Very well kept, big beautiful home as well. Anyway, a man was out on the riding mower cutting the expansive lawns/grassed area of the property, and I couldn't help but think of you out on your mower, Zoso. Heheh.

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Originally posted by Silky Johnson Roman Holiday is one of my faves! Forgot to mention that, on my trail walk on Friday, I passed by a large property south of the trail with barns and horse pens, etc. Very well kept, big beautiful home as well. Anyway, a man was out on the riding mower cutting the expansive lawns/grassed area of the property, and I couldn't help but think of you out on your mower, Zoso. Heheh.

I am honored and humbled, JP. I only hope that that poor bastard doesn't have the same chronic back pain, which makes mowing a real bitch.

The guy that's been cutting our pastures for hay for his cattle the past couple of years should have done the fall cutting here 2 or 3 weeks ago. I hope he plans on cutting it...the pastures are looking pretty scraggly. Unfortunately he's waited so long that the hay is well past its prime as far as nutrition content for his cattle. But, as my paternal grandfather used to say, "in the middle of winter, any hay is better than a snow ball to a cow."

Oh, and for the record, I have no complaints about the appearance/quality of our home, but at 1500 sq. ft., I wouldn't call it "big and beautiful" lol.

EDIT: oh, when I was gassing up the mower yesterday before backing it out of the shed, I noticed something lying on the left foot rest. Picked it up and it was a piece of snake skin. After ye olde copperhead envenomation of 2008, I confess that I'm a little jumpy when it comes to snakes. No sign of the snake that shed the skin. Hope it was just a black snake that's out there killing rodents.

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Oh I guarantee the people who own that home and property are true blue (up here it's blue) dumbfuck Conservatives.

I know the type...we're probably surrounded by them here. We just choose to not interact with them. I need to go by the election commission office this week and make sure my voter registration is all up to date. We're in a different district since we moved to the farm, and I need to make sure my Biden vote counts come Nov. I can't handle another 4 years of "winning" under the current Republican clusterfuck. I've never seen a more corrupt, negligent, and criminal administration. Drain the swamp, my ass.

Still warm here during the day, but once the sun goes down it's getting very fresh. Perfect running weather - I did 11 miles in the autumn sun yesterday.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Still warm here during the day, but once the sun goes down it's getting very fresh. Perfect running weather - I did 11 miles in the autumn sun yesterday.

I can no longer jog due to this, well, whatthefuckever is causing my chronic back pain, but walking briskly doesn't seem to aggravate it. I have a trail that loops around from the house through part of the pasture. It's essentially a third of a mile, so 3 trips around is good for a mile. I've been walking that several times a week, and I can tell I definitely benefit from it. Just hit the path with the mower, again, and I plan to get in at least 3 laps soon.

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Originally posted by Zoso We just choose to not interact with them.

Are you serious? You're choosing to not interact with people because of their political views? Your country must be even more divided than I thought.

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Originally posted by JEO Are you serious? You're choosing to not interact with people because of their political views? Your country must be even more divided than I thought.

No, I did not mean it in the literal sense. I actually don't interact with anyone because 1.) social anxiety and 2.) I prefer the privacy. Now, with that said, I do know certain individuals that steer EVERYTHING towards a political conversation/argument, and those people I active do avoid/do not interact with. Same with people that steer everything towards god/religion. I can honestly say that I don't have a clue what the political beliefs of any of my current or former neighbors are/were.

Back from camping. Must say -2 in tents isn’t the best without proper equipment. Northern Ontario this weekend.