@WingedLiberty1957 said:
This is a stray cat I rescued. She used to hang around a house I was renting years ago. One day, I thought she looked hungry so I gave her a can of tuna on my porch. After that she basically adopted me. I named her Huki (pronounced Who-key). She was the sweetest cat and would make eye contact for incredibly long periods of time.
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From yesterday afternoon - The Rain is not going to stop this picnic and the Games must go on! If the band could play as the Titanic was sinking, these musicians are not going to let liquid sunshine dampen their play.
My grandpa is the little boy standing, with his dad and mom, and his mom holding his sister. I’ve always loved this photo with their Ford! They moved from Colorado to Kansas about 1920. There’s no one alive that knew his sister, she passed away at the age of 13 and Grandpa passed away about 5 years ago at the young age of 99 and he was absolutely not ready to go yet. I’ve been trying to plan a trip up to visit her grave next time I’m in the midwest which is usually once a year.
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@1northcoin said:
For this week's Friday - photos from Friday.
From the river's mouth to ours.
FWIW, we spent the first three hours without catching a single fish.
By that point in time the strong currents had taken their toll, I had stepped into a hole and fell into the ocean water and my companion had been drenched by the wave from a passing commercial fishing boat. We were ready to call it a day and head home but decided to stick around long enough to at least get one fish.
Then, twenty later, and within an hour after high tide (just after slack tide) the fish showed up and we were able to completely fill the cooler with as many Sockeye (Red) Salmon as we wanted in an hours time.
(It was notable how we went from cold, wet and miserable to completely exhilarated with the expended physical effort required to bring in our catch warmed us up.)
Pictured - Fighting the strong Pacific current in the first hours:
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For this week's Friday - photos from Friday.
From the river's mouth to ours.
Thanks for the warning.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
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"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
From yesterday afternoon - The Rain is not going to stop this picnic and the Games must go on! If the band could play as the Titanic was sinking, these musicians are not going to let liquid sunshine dampen their play.
As promised:
A, a ...a little to late Bubba !
Rain shower yesterday afternoon produced this.
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Accidentally grew some sorbitol crystals at work
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My grandpa is the little boy standing, with his dad and mom, and his mom holding his sister. I’ve always loved this photo with their Ford! They moved from Colorado to Kansas about 1920. There’s no one alive that knew his sister, she passed away at the age of 13 and Grandpa passed away about 5 years ago at the young age of 99 and he was absolutely not ready to go yet. I’ve been trying to plan a trip up to visit her grave next time I’m in the midwest which is usually once a year.
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^ Friday night in July and the Christmas tree lights are not only still up, but on.
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FWIW, we spent the first three hours without catching a single fish.
By that point in time the strong currents had taken their toll, I had stepped into a hole and fell into the ocean water and my companion had been drenched by the wave from a passing commercial fishing boat. We were ready to call it a day and head home but decided to stick around long enough to at least get one fish.
Then, twenty later, and within an hour after high tide (just after slack tide) the fish showed up and we were able to completely fill the cooler with as many Sockeye (Red) Salmon as we wanted in an hours time.
(It was notable how we went from cold, wet and miserable to completely exhilarated with the expended physical effort required to bring in our catch warmed us up.)
Pictured - Fighting the strong Pacific current in the first hours:
Just playing around 🌝
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Great pictures this week! 👍
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Last night’s Rooftop Cruz at Pearlridge Center on O’ahu.
Huntington Beach Pier today.
Look at all the ships waiting to unload at Long Beach/San Pedro.
Huntington Beach June 2018.
Revere Beach
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Revere Massachusetts
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today.
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Notice the haze/smoke from the West Coast Wildfires - 3,000 miles from here
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Completely missed those lights the first time.
Glad it’s not blowing south. There’s no smoke in So. Cal. at least. Lol.
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Still playing around. Relaxes me 🌚
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One more - same coin, different lighting 🌞
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--- If it should happen I die and leave this world and you want to remember me. Please only remember my opening Sig Line.USAF (Ret) 1974 - 1994 - The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of blessings; the inherent virtue of socialism is the equal sharing of miseries. Remembering RickO, a brother in arms.