@chas Interesting. I switched to decaf earlier in the year. My only transition was a week of half regular half decaf. I still order regular outside the house. It that’s a couple times a month if I’m not traveling. Of course decaf isn’t zero but it’s far less than what I was drinking.

Blanche referred to his state bar for possible disciplinary action.

Graham's sister likely to be named his replacement. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/lindsey-graham-replacement-senate-south-carolina-governor/

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@Axtremus I’d do that, too

@jon-nyc finally, a photograph on the Internet that hasn’t been doctored…

@Steve-Miller said: Daylilies coming on strong! The gold ones on the right I got from Lilylady when I went to visit her. [image: IMG-6333.jpg] Lovely display

Fake news! Everybody knows that it's not a real Thai restaurant if it doesn't display a portrait of the King of Thailand.

So sorry they’re surprised.

Interesting. I didn't realize the Seminoles were in Oklahoma too. Must have been trail of tears origin. I only recently found out that the Seminole nation owns Hard Rock Cafe.

Are they practicing for Trump's demise? Shenanigans to hold onto power.

@wtg thank you!

Blueberries, raspberries, and the yellow plums are now ripe in a friend’s yard. There will be JAM.

Zucchini pancakes today for lunch. Very nummy. Hopefully you can see the recipe in the pic: [image: 20260710-201902.jpg]

Another Vermont bread maker. Just north of Burlington. Wish I'd known when I went over to Burlington last fall, I might have looked for a loaf... which was probably sold out. Just amazing ... Link to video

They are the villain in the right to repair battle. Repairs being controlled mean those that grow the food would face higher costs. Timing is very important when growing and harvesting crops. A breakdown during crucial time and a wait for the dealer to repair would be disastrous.

Was raised in New Madrid County, Missouri. 200+ small quakes a year are measured there. I only felt the one that was a 3.2. The earthquake of 1811 was centered there. It rang church bells in Boston and made the Mississippi River run backwards.