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Monthly Archives: November 2008
The Funniest Thing That Happened in my Life – #2
He should have never bought that gun. You know, for the past few days, I have been agonizing over how I am going to make this story good. On the surface, it seems like a simple task, but the more … Continue reading
Posted in Automotive, Family & Friends
Tagged back porch, beer, blog, blogging, car, College, craig, culture, driveway, driving, engine, english, explosion, farmers, funniest thing, funny, gas, gas station, graduation, highways, hillside, History, honda, house, interstate 81, mountain, mountains, Music, mustang, parents, pond, Porch, posts, power, radiator, rob, shower, south, southern, target, temperature, Virginia, walking, windshield, work, writer, writing
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Free Online Games
As I was waiting to get going yesterday, I sat at my desk, kind of bored. I decided that playing some online games might pass the time a little faster. I did an internet search for “online games” and came … Continue reading
Posted in Automotive, Entertainment, Internet
Tagged car, car games, free online games, Internet, motorcade, online, website
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Very Important Announcement
I would like to make a very important announcement. This is really very important, so hold on to your hats and read this carefully. I have decided to begin working on “The Funniest Thing That Happened in my Life – … Continue reading
Pellet Stove Vacuum Switch Error – St. Croix Prescott EXL
As I mentioned earlier in the season, we had a St. Croix Prescott EXL pellet stove installed in the basement. Before the Winter season really began, I had my doubts on whether or not the pellet stove would heat the … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Home Improvement
Tagged airflow, auger, Basement, cold, digital thermostats, downstairs, exhaust vent, fireplace, fireplaces, flame, heat, Heating, house, pellet stove, pellets, prescott, st croix, temperature, thermostat, winter season, wood, wood stove
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The Rules Of Blogging
I have been writing on this blog since August of 2006. I am close to 1000 posts and 1500 comments. I am proud of this achievement, especially since I started this blog back in the day, only to talk about … Continue reading
Biofuels, Happiness, Newt Gingrich, Carbon Dioxide and Renewable Energy
US Dept of Energy and Brazil to Commercialize Biofuels NREL, a DOE Federally Funded Research and Development Center, is managed and operated by the Alliance for Sustainable Energy and Petrobras is the largest energy company in Latin America.The partnership between … Continue reading
No More Lawn Maintenance Until Spring
I think it’s finally finished. I did the last big cleanup last week. The Oak leaves finally decided to fall so I had my work cut out for me. When the Oak leaves fall, the entire ground is basically covered. … Continue reading
Posted in Home Improvement, Landscaping, Spring, Summer, Winter
Tagged application, bagger, brown areas, chute, cleanup, clumps of grass, early spring, fall, grass, grass plant, green, grub, grub control, improved health, leaves, leaves fall, lime, lime application, magnesium, maintenance, oak leaves, october, pelletized limestone, scotts lawn service, slow release fertilizer, soil, soil ph, Spring, Winter, winterizer fertilizer
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