Daily Archives: July 20, 2016
Well, Maybe Tomorrow . . .
My back wasn’t up to it this morning.
Well, I did intend to get up on the roof and do the AC coil cleaning this morning, I really did. But yesterday, after I finished prepping the AC cover, I got down on my stomach to clean some debris on the top of the slide and clear out the drain channels for the front AC.
That wasn’t the problem. Getting up was the problem. And as I did, I felt something twist in my lower back. Not a hurt, but just a ‘pull’.
But even after taking a couple of Advil before bed, the ‘pull’ translated into a ‘knife’ when I got up this morning, or tried to, anyway. But as the day wore on, the ‘pull/knife’ eased up to just some stiffness. So hopefully the job is back on for tomorrow.
I wanted to everyone a warning about ‘bogus’ Friend Requests. I’m not talking about ones where you get a new Friend Request from someone you’re already friends with.
No, this is where you get a request from someone you never heard of, and here’s the real kicker, you have no mutual friends in common, I’m getting 3 or 4 of these a week now with no let up it seems.
The final way I check them out is to click on the name and and look at their Timeline. What I always find is a few pictures, probably stolen, and not other information. In fact usually the page was only created a few days ago.
So I just Delete Request and then mark as Spam.
When I posted the photo of the Falcon 9 launch and 1st Stage return a couple of days ago,
I questioned what the larger flash was at the top of the streak. Blog reader John Brown suggested that it might be a reflection of the light as the Falcon entered the clouds.
I checked with SpaceX ( turns out that I know a guy who knows a guy at SpaceX) and he confirmed that John was correct. That also explains why it wasn’t visible from other directions.
In case you haven’t noticed, Nick Russell’s latest book is out.
Big Lake Abduction is the 10th book in the Big Lake series and already selling like hotcakes.
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So get your copy before Amazon runs out of electrons.
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Thought for the Day:
Apparently this is true, except maybe for the ‘blueberry’ part. That may have actally been a discolored ‘dead’ tooth.
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