I have the bluegrass station as a pre-set in my car...
Posts made by Rontuner
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RE: Chinese Bluegrass
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RE: Pho!
Always on the lookout for the tastiest Pho broth! Going off-menu, MrsTuner usually orders a side of steamed veggies to add...
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RE: Government Shutdown - Fall 2024
So if the government doesn't shut down, that 'proves' the election was rigged... sigh
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RE: At the hospital
Very well, thanks for asking! Ahead of the curve on PT, so that's good. How about MrWtg?
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RE: I designed a Kamala t-shirt
I email myself the picture - that gives me an option to limit the file size. Then I save that to post.
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RE: What are you doing for Labor Day?
One home tuning in the morning and then 2 in a church after that. It's more "me time" than work at this point!
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RE: Knee replacement surgery
Hoping his recovery goes well and he takes time to heal before pushing too much...
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Corn sweat?
I've lived in the Midwest my whole life and this is the first I've heard of the term.
"The heat is accompanied by humidity from two sources: moist air that is streaming up from the Gulf of Mexico and a phenomenon that is sometimes called “corn sweat.” The latter happens when corn, soybeans and other crops release moisture as the temperature climbs. This process, known technically as evapotranspiration, is akin to how humans perspire in the heat. Steamy contributions from those crops mean “we can see some of our higher moisture values of the year at this time of year,” Taylor says."
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Urban foraging?
Don't think I'll be trying this anytime soon... though I do know mulberries!
"The trend of harvesting your own food is called foraging – and finding edible plants isn’t limited to wooded areas. You can find mulberries, wild spinach and wild chives along suburban streets and in city alleyways."
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Murder capital?
Of course, how you count the numbers makes a difference!
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RE: It's been awfully quiet over there....
Well hello right back from a steamy Chicago day! Seems like the city survived the DNC very well - we ducked out of town because we live downtown right by Grant Park and expected trouble would happen there. The marches in our neighborhood were peaceful according to neighbors.
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RE: Help! How do I break up with my tuner?
It is a reality of the business. It's kindof easier because he isn't local... "Thanks for the reminders, but I've found a local technician I like, please remove me from your list"
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RE: Peggy Noonan's Take
Like Obama, she is much farther to the middle than people like to think...
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RE: DNC
We caught Hillary's speech - I thought she did a great job! We are currently out of town because we anticipated that any major trouble was likely to happen in "our front yard"... Friends sent us pictures of a large march out the window of our favorite sushi place. So far, it sounds like the city, police and protesters are getting along ok, though we really haven't watched much news.