Tundras live: A Bunch of Idiots And A Bunch of BS- Resume discussion group

Bummer, man. I hope everybody recovers quickly and you can get back into the swing of normal life again.

 

Wife is gonna say I made the spoonfuls too large, but I don't see a problem

 

Once we get to the new house, I want to start a garden. I also want to try my hand at homemade sauce some day. Romas are my favorite. I don't know which tomatoes are best for sauce, but I would've picked Romas, just because I like them.
I'll have to hit you up for info at some point.

 

We lost our cucumbers this year to wilt, and the silly little bastard beetles immediately migrated to our squash. Went from a good garden to almost nothing. Tomatoes are about the only thing holding on, but they aren't happy given all the rain up in New England this year. Fairly certain the garden has actually cost us money this year.

 

I'd take some dead vegetable plants over this crap..
And this is with regular watering..

Has not done this in the last few years..

 

Whoa!! That's insane!! Are you in a drought or is that chipmunk/mole tunnels compounded with a horrible grub issue?

 

The big empty space was from an above-ground pool from a few years ago we decided not to keep, but the cracks are even under the grassy areas.
Just no rain in a long time but we've been watering.
Just can't keep up in the backyard, the front yard is a little dry, but it looks fine AKA alive..

 

That's crazy! Good luck? I'm honestly not sure what to say. We don't get heat like you all, so even dry weather up here doesn't look like that.

 

No problem there!

 

Does that look like a Ford front end or am I seeing things?

 

Get the wife to do them while she's in quarantine.

 

Romas are fine, and common for sauce. If I had limed them last year early, I would have been fine. Mine are in 6 gallon pots. You don't need a lot of land to grow them.

I can't grow a cucumber in dirt to save my life. I had great luck with winter hydroponic cucumbers in the basement this past winter so I am growing them hydroponically outside this year. 4 plants, 2 5 gallon buckets and a strong airpump.

My zucchini and squash were dirt planted and usually we have great luck but i didnt neem them in time and the bugs got them.

 

Omg hell no.

 

Kind of warm this afternoon. But not too warm for pork chops.

 

Whereas I'm enjoying the hot tub that scared the crap out of me wiring up - if I never have to work with 6/3 cable again it'll be too soon!

 

I've literally tried to nap for the last 3 weeks and I swear the kids have been waiting their entire lives for each of those moments I was almost successful.

An hour is huge! Anything longer brings on the grogginess and calls for immediate implementation of sweatpants.

 

It won't bite, if you do it right.

 

I've lost count how many times I've been buzzed by 115vac and was even nipped by 277 once and I'm fine.

 

DC capacitors are where it’s at

 

Are you sure.... we've been seeing some issues w/you

 

Yeah, family is great for that. I could sit on the couch and stare at the wall for 3 hours and no one will talk to me. But if all I want is 15 minutes to check something online everyone needs me right now!

 

You're working for them, aren't you....

 

https://youtu.be/sWGh92O9kxU

 

At the pool of the campground yesterday a massive group showed up consisting of over 10 kids and supporting adults. One of the guys had an epic meltdown in front of me and my wife because everyone swarmed him as he was just simply trying to get into the pool. The adults swarmed him, the kids swarmed him, and I'm fairly certain the butterflies and bees stopped what they were doing, too.

It made for a good laugh when he realized what he did and that there was an audience for it.

 

We had some power work done at the bunker today, so I was working off the battery backups/inverter setup for 20-30 minutes. Not a big deal, but all the lights off with bright monitors combined with the high pitch squeal of the battery systems alarm has given me quite the headache. Thank goodness for excedrin.

 

Now I'm intrigued. Is there a post where you've captured the details? I tried running a sump pump off an inverter and it was an epic failure, so we have a portable generator for the house now, but I just recently looked at the Tesla Power Wall and it really has me thinking since the price is low after rebates and incentives

 

This is all at work, so I know precisely dick about any of it.