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We had a brief shower of rain today in most of England, and the last brief shower was two weeks ago, and before that it had not rained since May. Its to late to save the crops as those that could not be watered have died.
I have decided to fill a cupboard with tinned food, because although there is no talk of running out of food yet, I am sure we are going to, and then there will be panic buying, and no food in the shops.
While I am pretty sure your civic and national leaders will make sure you have food available, it never helps to prepare for contigencies.
I am convinced we are going to suffer food shortages. Not only from failed crops but from failure to reach a trade agreement with the EU. In any case Europe is as dryed up as Britain.
Did anybody think, soft, u use at computers and phones can be written as a result of listening different styles of music?
We had a brief shower of rain today in most of England, and the last brief shower was two weeks ago, and before that it had not rained since May. Its to late to save the crops as those that could not be watered have died.
I have decided to fill a cupboard with tinned food, because although there is no talk of running out of food yet, I am sure we are going to, and then there will be panic buying, and no food in the shops.
While I am pretty sure your civic and national leaders will make sure you have food available, it never helps to prepare for contigencies.
I am convinced we are going to suffer food shortages. Not only from failed crops but from failure to reach a trade agreement with the EU. In any case Europe is as dryed up as Britain.
I don't believe any food shortages could have natural origin in our countries since the mechanization of agriculture. Usually it's a evil political will of somebody
I've always found the idea of opposing armies interacting like that crazy. The Christmas in the trenches of WWI is the example that comes to mind for me of opposing troops interacting in an almost friendly way. It's fascinating and, to me, perhaps the best indication of the insanity of war. To do your best to kill someone, then take a break and exchange gifts....
I've always found the idea of opposing armies interacting like that crazy. The Christmas in the trenches of WWI is the example that comes to mind for me of opposing troops interacting in an almost friendly way. It's fascinating and, to me, perhaps the best indication of the insanity of war. To do your best to kill someone, then take a break and exchange gifts....
What the topic I lost? We're waiting and discussing another coming WW?
No, talking about history...... and coffee......I've always found the idea of opposing armies interacting like that crazy. The Christmas in the trenches of WWI is the example that comes to mind for me of opposing troops interacting in an almost friendly way. It's fascinating and, to me, perhaps the best indication of the insanity of war. To do your best to kill someone, then take a break and exchange gifts....
What the topic I lost? We're waiting and discussing another coming WW?
Hi, all!!!
Damn, how much tracks I've heared in my life, for the different mood and different cases... But it seems, Avril Lavigne is real cool for the background supply of soft making process
Okay...... We got rain last night, finally. Now the humidity level is around 90%. Damn!!
I've worked on and off and part time for a good friend that's a Master Electrician and owns his own little company for a long time, 30 years or so. He's been laid up for the past three weeks now with horrific back pain. He got an MRI last week and found out his back is cracked and he'll need surgery to "rebuild it." So he's out of commission for awhile, probably 3 or 4 months if not longer, but tomorrow I have to start work on finishing up a job he can't finish, a large gazebo type building that will be used for parties and entertainment. Have to install all the breakers and fixtures like outlets and lights. He said the wiring is done, but, why I'm responding to your post is, I'd be with him many times when we'd look at jobs, and he would turn many down because he'd say, "the second I touch this mess it's MINE," and some things were just such an abortion that he just wouldn't go near it, unless the people said do whatever needs to be done to fix it right. So I can understand your solar guy not wanting to touch your system.Crap! I had the solar systems guy out yesterday. He brought two lovely, sealed cell, 6V solar batteries and the proper cables. My hope was that he could install the system without the partner's knowledge and I could present a "fate accompli". Guy took one look at the rig the partner's put together and said he'd rather not mess with it without knowing what the hell was going on. This will be interesting. At least there is no well yet.
Getting pretty dry around SW WI. Much of the middle of the state is already in drought. Not all that uncommon in WI in July though.Okay...... We got rain last night, finally. Now the humidity level is around 90%. Damn!!
I've always found the idea of opposing armies interacting like that crazy. The Christmas in the trenches of WWI is the example that comes to mind for me of opposing troops interacting in an almost friendly way. It's fascinating and, to me, perhaps the best indication of the insanity of war. To do your best to kill someone, then take a break and exchange gifts....
What the topic I lost? We're waiting and discussing another coming WW?
No. Just the general insanity of what war is.
I think, the border between people and enemy is very simple. If someone invading your territory and killing people - he's an enemy. If he cannot more to do it - he's a people.
Hi, all!!!
Damn, how much tracks I've heared in my life, for the different mood and different cases... But it seems, Avril Lavigne is real cool for the background supply of soft making process
Well as the lines go: William Congreve in "The Mourning Bride" (1697): Musick has Charms to sooth a savage Breast.
Or as we Americans have paraphrased it: music hath charms to soothe a savage beast.
We're in our monsoon season, not that it's been all that wet yet.Getting pretty dry around SW WI. Much of the middle of the state is already in drought. Not all that uncommon in WI in July though.Okay...... We got rain last night, finally. Now the humidity level is around 90%. Damn!!
We've been having spotty showers. Little cells that drop a lot of rain in a hurry. Haven't had any here in Podunk though, yet. Supposed to rain tomorrow according to the forecast. Just perfect, I have to do electrical work outside...We're in our monsoon season, not that it's been all that wet yet.Getting pretty dry around SW WI. Much of the middle of the state is already in drought. Not all that uncommon in WI in July though.Okay...... We got rain last night, finally. Now the humidity level is around 90%. Damn!!
We're in our monsoon season, not that it's been all that wet yet.Getting pretty dry around SW WI. Much of the middle of the state is already in drought. Not all that uncommon in WI in July though.Okay...... We got rain last night, finally. Now the humidity level is around 90%. Damn!!
Two words, rubber galoshes..........We've been having spotty showers. Little cells that drop a lot of rain in a hurry. Haven't had any here in Podunk though, yet. Supposed to rain tomorrow according to the forecast. Just perfect, I have to do electrical work outside...We're in our monsoon season, not that it's been all that wet yet.Getting pretty dry around SW WI. Much of the middle of the state is already in drought. Not all that uncommon in WI in July though.Okay...... We got rain last night, finally. Now the humidity level is around 90%. Damn!!
They're also GMO.I have heard rumors that Tofu (soy beans) are plentiful and also cheap... Hope this wasn't to political...
