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Management.

[NicknamedBob]

I may go to a backyard picnic shortly. How's your weather?

It's been overcast here all day, but the temperatures moderated.

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[HKMk23]

And don't YOU go making any "til Death" promises until that light you've never noticed before comes on in the back of your head.

Yeah. THAT one over there that's always been dark.

I had a good friend in college, and I and another buddy of mine were talking to him after he announced his engagement, and we asked him, "So, Al, how do you KNOW?" He was quiet for a long time and then said, "I can't explain, really, but it's like there's a light that's come on in my head; a light I never noticed before, and I just KNOW." Me and Jim just looked at each other and figured we'd take Al's word for it and see whether it worked out the same for us.

It did. In fact, I remember distinctly when the light came on for me, and, when it came on, I just suddenly had this wholly-formed knowing in my head. It's the darndest thing, I know, but as God is my witness it's the best analogy for it that I've ever heard.

I'm dead-conviced that divorce happens 'cuz folks jump the gun and tie the knot before that light comes on; before they REALLY KNOW. Oh, they TELL you that they know, but it's mostly an argument to try and convince themselves that they REALLY know. But, if that light ain't on, they don't KNOW; they're just foolin' themselves and, tragically, someone else, too.

So, there's my two cents worth as to how you KNOW.

WAIT for the light.

[Irish_Thatcherite]

We have great weather at the moment!! :D

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[HKMk23]

Actually, Ive been reading "Wild At Heart", by John Eldredge.

Revelatory. Really.

[Irish_Thatcherite]

That makes perfect sense.

[A CA Guy]

Or she can bump her head accidentally in the shower and see the light right await with the next guy she sees after that.

Be careful in the shower or you can marry the wrong fella.

Now that is advise you may take to the bank.

[NicknamedBob]

I read this, today, for the second time.

"Eric Frank Russell's "...And then There Were None""

http://www.abelard.org/e-f-russell.htm

The first time was probably before you guys were born.

[A CA Guy]

Weather?
It's 92 F...ing degrees by me already.

I went out to play tennis at 7 in two sessions.

First session ended about 8:45am and there was a breeze.

Second session started at 9am. It started to get warmer and warmer until I felt it the most about 10:20am while serving deuce about 8 times in the sun.
There was no breeze.

I took my breaks, but that kind of zapped me.
What taunted us all is as soon as we stopped, a fairly strong breeze started to blow. Grrrrrr.

Took an hour to chill back down. That was hot considering two weeks ago we played the same times in 64 degrees.

[NicknamedBob]

Thursday and Friday it was in the nineties here.

Some folks were complaining about the air-conditioning in their vehicles.

I shrugged. "How would I know?" was my question.

... "You don't use it?"

"Well, I'm waiting for it to get hot."

[HKMk23]

Matching tattoos? No. We sport a variety of facial scars, instead. #2 Son has five. We've nicknamed him "Crash". He's had stitches, staples and even medical-grade Krazy Glue.

He's valiantly standing proxy for his sister, who has none.

By the time they fly the coop, though, I'm hopeful that they WILL have ONE common trait: INDOMITABLE FAITH.

[A CA Guy]

I usually try to get the low down on various new programs I like to play with. So I check out technical manuals and occasionally lessons on tape.

I like to read newspaper articles mostly, some of tennis magazine and could care less about novels since I read so much already.

I also try to now and then enjoy my thirteen foot wide HD theater I set up.
At this point what I have at home is a far clearer picture than you get at the real theaters and it is large.
I have something called a LG lst-3510A. It is a combination HD OTA tuner and up-scaling DVD player that turns the movies which are only 480P into at least true 720P.
I then have to put up when I don't have company with my four pound dog who wants to be on my lap during movies, but whose hearing is so sensitive that the surround sound gets him riled up.
The dog either goes in the other room or I just cover his ears with my hand while watching.

I don't have a backyard pool, nor do I want one, but am considering for this summer getting a cheap 12' X 42" high one. I would not want to get sunburned while in it, so I might consider setting it up half under my overhanging covered patio.
I can't use the fan in the patio, nor have I been able to for some time because little birds one after another have been nesting on my patio in the light fixture.
Now I have to consider screening the light fixture and maybe building some little places up high on the wall for the birds to grow little birds.

That is enough information for now.... LOL

[A CA Guy]

You have to have AC in your cars in California, especially if you have leather seats in the car.
You can't be sweating on leather because it cracks.

I do have a 4 ton AC unit outside, but to be honest I wish now it was a 2 ton unit.
I found the house cools down easy with one AC I still have in the kitchen area that points down the hallway of the bedrooms. The one AC cools enough for me and if I left it all month on it's only $30 instead of leaving central air on for $280.
That is why I wish I put in a 2 ton. I probably could have cooled down with central for only $110 a month, now I feel it is a waste with me, a huge house and a 4 pound dog here, so I run the central when company is over only.

The kitchen area wall unit has it's own gage and when I am perhaps out doing what I need to do, the unit can sense the temperature and come on automatically so my little dog doesn't die accidentally from the heat.

My problem earlier with this day was it was 90 out when I played tennis and there was no breeze. That makes it much hotter with 125 degrees radiating up from the tennis courts.

[Irish_Thatcherite]

It's a long read!!

[stephenjohnbanker]

Hey! Who let YOU in here??

[HKMk23]

My reading these days is mostly non-fiction unless I'm reading to my kids; the AP and Reuters account for most of the fiction.

Then there's the PROTO:87 Yahoo Group,
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proto87/

...various paper and on-line modeling publications, and magazines on woodworking and DIY to keep me inspired (if not actually perspiring).

Right now, I've got to break out the ol' Mantis tiller and turn up a good deal of the soil in my front yard. Been redoing things out there; lots of planting and terraforming and it isn't finished, yet. I'd got it all ready to put in a stream with a pond, but realized that I didn't want the hassle of keeping neighbors and pass-thru idiots from dorking with it; not living in a gated community has downsides.

BTW, with a theatre set-up like you've got, you might appreciate some of the stuff over here:
http://tek4.com/

Spendy, but top-tier.

Is that 13' wide screen projected on a wall or actual screen material?

[HKMk23]

I added on about 500 sqare feet a few years back and had to change out my A/C when I did it. I opped for a 3 ton untit, which was a little on the big side for the volume of space it has to control, but I'm glad I went on the high side. A 2 ton unit like the old one would just be running continuously, while the 3 ton unit gets the job done then shuts off. Our bills actually went DOWN after that.

It also helps that it's a newer, high-efficiency model, but I'd never want to be in a situation where my cooling or heating unit was undersized for my space; always better to have more power than you need and just let the unit cycle less frequently.

[HKMk23]

LOL! I have my own access card and RSA key.

[A CA Guy]

I project the picture on the wall itself which I have painted in a white semi-gloss.
I have no need for a screen and can back the projector up a bit more to make it 15' wide if I want to.

The unit was originally listed for over 14k and was meant for things like churches and halls, but I found it on Ebay for under 1k. :)

The problem I once had with DVD's was the HDCP. These very expensive units were made before they standardized the HDCP and the digital picture on the DVD side was blocked for a while on the DVI cable.
I always got HD through the tuner side and eventually found two programs called:
AnyDVD CloneDVD2 and what they do is take the original disk, strip out the HDCP copy protection from the movie and re-burn a new DVD without it. So I first backup my own DVDs and play the backup and get the full digital HD picture and my problem was solved.
Plus I backed up my owned DVD.

If of course you rented a DVD and did this, you should remember to destroy the copy since it would be illegal to keep that kind of backup. ;-)
My great sound and projector together cost less than most flat panel TVs today, but I created myself a full theater with little bucks. Always best to be patient and to shop.

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Regarding your trains, that is the neatest thing.
I forgot, but I guess you live somewhere with a basement like we used to have back east in NY.
Lots of hobbies in basements back there.
Slot cars and trains.

Can be fun, expensive and extravagant.

I liked the slots back east in the basements.
Many would have 8 lane tracks and cars worth into the low thousands and people would just have a real race in the basement. Neat neat stuff.

Others like the trains which look neat and that can become expensive as well.

I ran across a home in Anaheim CA where they had trains outside in the garden that came and went into the house on three levels and also the attic.

[A CA Guy]

Bingo, I had a 1900 place, added around 450 (a big kind of sun room with a super large vented skylight) and the AC/Heating was due, so I did it all.
Also replaced the windows and plumbing.

I did such a good job with insulation in the attic that I think I could get away with a 2 ton unit, though a 4 ton supposedly just barely covers it.

Two years old and a 12 or 13 seer.
They do make 14/16 seer rated ones, but buy the cost won't justify with the savings.

I also put hunter fans throughout the house in the ceilings.
All rooms and outdoor patios have them, only the entry room and bathrooms do not.

A BIG MUST.
I bought the biggest whole house fan from Home Depot.

Turn that puppy on after sunset and you instantly vacate all the heat from the attic and send a nice breeze of air through the whole house.
That was the best purchase.

$199 to buy, about $200 for a carpenter to install it and it is the most comforting item to have outside of the celling fans.

I also took out two older sliders and replaced them with matching French doors with outdoor screens.
Looks classier and allowed double the space for air to come into the house in those areas.

Getting air in when you want it is a must.

[HKMk23]

Well, I wish I had a basement; it would be helpful in two ways, at least:
First, I'd have more space -- naturally cool space,at that
Second, my problems with subterranean termites would have been far more limited over the last 15 years.

I content myself with building rolling stock and doing a little detail work. I set up some snap-together stuff around the floor now and again for the kids' amusement, but I only run my nicer things when I am personally in attendance. As the kids get older, I'll give them some responsibility, there, but they're not quite ready for it, yet.

Time to till.

Tonight, the whole family's going to see a children's production of Oliver Twist.

Prolly see y'all again on Monday.

Be well.