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We're headed to Grand Lake Monday. This is good news. ...

[quote]Ruidoso (southern NM) was packed this weekend, nearly every shop open for business, restaurants still take out only, but that is supposed to change June 1. Maybe 1/100 people wearing a mask. It felt like a normal holiday weekend, which was damn refreshing. Ruidoso is basically little Te...

[quote]I know this is a morbid topic, but I find talking about it and discussing it with others is cathartic, at least for me. I recently lost my father and it has hit me very hard. I’ve lost quite a few loved ones in my life, and as I get older, it only gets harder to accept that they’re no longer ...

Don't know what it's like in practice. Any insight would be helpful. CO: "Guideline" is to discourage tourism. Stay within 10 miles of home. NM: Seems more restrictive. Hotels and restaurants limited to 25% capacity, mask at all times, etc....

[quote]They can play on public school sports teams even if home-schooled. I imagine they can also take advantage of other extracurricular activities offered by public schools[/quote] That is incorrect. Not in Louisiana. Yet....

Sorry for the slow reply. I've got St. Augustine. I'm intrigued by the MSMA solution. I've got a ton of Dallis....

Moved in December. Now this :spank: My searching tells me the most likely methods are 1. Scorched earth (glyphosphate) 2. MSMA (maybe) I have msm turf. Is that the same as MSMA?...

Moved from Broadmoor to a smaller place. Just the two of us. Bill has shot up: Water 9.99 Sewer 55.51 what's the deal??? Garbage 23.00 I thought sewer was tied to water usage....

I was. It was a huge story during a time of many big stories. It was a level of senseless, random violence that was completely new. Add to it the cult weirdness of the Manson family, Charlie himself, and the fact that several of the girls were good-lookers. Prime headline stuff....

I'm also coming in on #2, for the reasons awestruck cited....

The new house is on a pond and the mosquitos look to be thick. There are options from citronella to battery-operated repellants to bug zappers to a paid service. What do you recommend. Looking for something to activate when we want to sit out there....

[quote]I get these from time to time. They seem to happen in clusters. Will have a bunch over a couple of weeks and then nothing for 6 to 9 months.[/quote] Exactly my experience. Been happening for at least 25 years....

We stayed here and it was wonderful on every count. https://www.vrbo.com/traveler/th/inbox/conversation/f341b00e-f1dc-4047-ad31-f2990726178b/details...

1. 1960 Austin Healey 3000 2. '71 BMW 2002 3. '67 Plymouth Valiant 4. '67 Buick Sport Wagon 5. '70 Toyota Corolla 6. '72 BMW 2002tii 7. '78 Fiat Brava 8. '78 Olds 88 9. '73 Datsun 610 wagon 10. '84 Chevy Cavalier wagon 11. '63 Buick Riviera 12. '8? Ford Aerostar 13. '83 Cadillac Sedan de...

I just gave the Maytag Neptune set I bought in 1998 to my b-i-l, still going strong. Some repairs in the first few years, smooth sailing since. I only gave em up because the house I just bought came with a new Maytag set. I prefer the older one. But the new one is halfway okay ...

Seems like shipping would eat my lunch. What do you sellers do about those costs....

Got there around 6:30am and was well back in line. Yes, it's great. But who wants to wait 4-5 hours in the cold/heat just to eat? I thought the brisket at Corkscrew in Spring was pretty much on par but without the brutal wait....

Jutamas in Hattiesburg. Amazing that Hattiesburg has such a great Thai restaurant....

I've got the original of the Starker/Dvorak LP. Nice. Mine's in pretty good shape. From that era I'm usually partial to RCA recordings, but that one's good stuff....

Sweetbreads! Either the app or the main course. Can't go wrong. Also, the sweet potato brioche is major-league addictive....