OSUT 260: Remember, today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday.

[klausm]

good morning everyone have the sprinkler going and dispatched another trash panda.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Mornin' klaus!

 

[BeDome]

I have some house cleaning today

You "have some" or you made some?


I live with a neat freak I call, Wife, but there are two "Pigpen" from Charlie Brown comics types, I call youngs still in need of a few lessons.

I hover near the edge of the neat freak myself and try to tow that line for her, but also for my own benefit.

However, with the "man" in me, I tend to allow cleaning up to stand until a project is finished.

Yesterday was a Honey Do project list.
Common, but complete now, which is the rare part.

I made some!

 

[GregD]

Back from Hardee's

 

[ancjr]

There used to be a strain called peaches and cream all sweet white corn. Haven’t seen this in years. It was so good !

I used to grow a lot of it myself. It is one of the best modern bicolor SE hybrids. SE/Sh2 type like Honey Select is really good as well.

 

[ancjr]

That is good stuff! I like Silver Queen too.

I like growing Hickory King because it looks like a bamboo forest. Huge white kernels. It's used to make hominy.

 

[ancjr]

Good morning yall!

 

[ancjr]

It's going to be a while before I get back on track with my schedule.

 

[Expat]

Hello klaus

 

[Expat]

Hello BD

 

[Expat]

Hello Greg

 

[Expat]

Hello anc

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Mornin' ancjr!

 

[Brandon]

So right out of our neighborhood is a carpool parking place or was... a guy is always out there in the afternoon selling fresh vegies/corn. In 5 years, I have never stopped in.

 

[Expat]

I remember we grew peaches and cream along time ago. I have been growing Ambrosia for several years.

 

[Expat]

Hello Brandon

 

[Expat]

House cleaning is probably bumped

 

[Expat]

i picked all of the early corn. So I will blanch, cut, package and freeze.

 

[BeDome]

An old pal stopped by yesterday out of the blue.
A friend of all the BILs from school days. Decent fellow.

I was done with Honey Do list and having a large iced tea at my reloading bench.

Hadn't seen him in a while and he had never seen our new home. So, the tour began, ending back at my bench after showing off my 6ft shelf of ready to load brass.

He said he had something for me, dashed to his truck and came back with a box and a half of Barnes Varmint Grenade 36gr bullets for .223.

He said he could not hit anything with them and wasn't sure what to do with them. He has a slew of ARs - I have not one, yet. Mini 14 guy here, for a long time, decades.

I've never loaded 36gr balls in .223. I usually go the other way, 68gr or 72gr or something.

I looked them up, never seen them before. They are NOT cheap! Garbage for BC, but "grenades" on the label. I have play work to do!

 

[GregD]

Howdy ancjr