Monday, October 21, 2019

Monday Stuff On the Way to Other Stuff: Finishing -- So We Can Start

     I am really tired...just not sure why.

We have noticed that only a little effort leaves us both exhausted. It may be knowing that we still need to clean out the storage area before we leave this week. We're headed to Kansas City for a Petterson family reunion, on the Brick's mom's side. Then it's on to Michigan for November -- and Thanksgiving. We'll park in The Mama's barnyard, and go back to work on several projects, including more repairs on the fifth-wheel that weren't finished in the shop.
     Maybe this fatigue is residual from these past frenetic months. We're still not sleeping well, either. Lots of plans going forward; maybe that's part of the struggle.
      We're also due for another storm...and thinking we need to leave early for Kansas City, before it hits. Life on the Brick ranch -- who knows what happens next. 

Hunting update:  the Brick got skunked, elkwise -- but our friends Tommy and his son Chris, both harvested nice-looking bulls. Plenty of meat for the winter!



Colorado's Balloon Boy: What's been happening to Falcon Heene and his family a decade later? Looks like everything's back to normal. What passes for it in the Heene family, anyways.

Jane Fonda: "I've been a climate scientist for decades and decades." Funny...I always thought she was an actress.

A rare 'Brocken Spectre' at the Cliffs of Moher in Ireland.

Who knew that Egyptian blue, an ancient dye, could also boost solar output?!?  Those dwellers by the Nile were pretty smart.

Nine different kinds of vegetables have now been successfully grown in simulated outer space conditions by researchers -- including radishes and tomatoes. That's a big step forward from potatoes and zinnias...

A DYI solution when a shed is needed. Or maybe it isn't!  (From Pretend to Be Poor)

A housewares shop from Banksy, that renegade artist? Weird...but fascinating.

The Fed is printing extra money -- a lot of it. Why?

Memes you'll really relate to, if you're trying not to spend much.  (From Ranker)

25 mysteries that are still unsolved -- and unsettling.  (From Cracked)

Pumpkin-shaped dinner rolls. Perfect for a fall supper.  (From Allrecipes) If you enjoyed that:



Ten make-ahead Thanksgiving desserts. (I'm going to try the Citrus Shortbread myself.)

Amazing discoveries that may change history -- especially for us yahoos in America. (From Listverse)

New York City tourist scams. Careful out there...

How not to stand out as an American when you're somewhere else.

"Look under the sewing machine." A dying aunt's words leads her nephew to a most unusual inheritance.

Five ways to start saving money now.  A classic from yours truly. And if you liked that...

Another 'Hey Girl' classic. Because when the Brick goes hunting, I get silly.

All sorts of incredible front porch/door/house Halloween decorations. Thank One Hundred Dollars A Month for sharing what her neighbors are doing.

Have a great week.


Fall in Oregon City -- from the Keep Portland Weird FB page

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