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Rep Retirement Lodge 137: Counting the long summer days

Rep Retirement Lodge 137: Counting the long summer days

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Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 137: Counting the long summer days

GOOD MORNING EVERYONE!! terrible tuesday
We are having a thunderstorm, a good sized one with the thunder coming close together and things flashing away. My kid is at the bus stop in the middle of it. standing. I am a worrywort for thinking he shouldn't stand out there with the lightning flashing. I can understand a 15 yr old thinking this is OK- they have no synapses working for danger. Mr. on the other hand....
 
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Morning!

leswp1 said:
We are having a thunderstorm, a good sized one with the thunder coming close together and things flashing away. My kid is at the bus stop in the middle of it. standing. I am a worrywort for thinking he shouldn't stand out there with the lightning flashing. I can understand a 15 yr old thinking this is OK- they have no synapses working for danger. Mr. on the other hand....
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There is zero chance he will be hit by thunder. ;)

Also the odds of being hit by lightning are pretty low. 1/775,000 in any given year.
 
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Hey, JF...
Talked to the hubby last night. He'd like more info about the openings at your company, please.
 
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Brenthoven said:
I'm there. Start time? I'll invoke "leave on time" if necessary. And right now, it's necessary.
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I will be home at about 5, so anytime after that is fine. The people from the UP aren't supposed to be here until about 9. Hopefully I can get 3-4 people from around here to come over, then there will be a group of about 8, which would be perfect for sitting around the fire.
 
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Morning Lodge.

bigblue_dl said:
For all those around the Twin Cities I think I'm having a bonfire Friday night. It has been cold enough to kill off most of the mosquitos and this weekend is supposed to be gorgeous. I have 3 friends coming down from Duluth/UP for the weekend, so they'll be here. Anyone else is welcome, as long as I don't hate you, which is no one that posts in the lodge. :p BYOB, but I do have some good liquor we can tap into after a while.
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Thanks for the invite, a bonfire would be good about now. I'd recommend keeping a hose nearby given how dry it has been. But, surprisingly enough I plan to watch hockey that night. :eek: I will likely be going to the Gopher home opener with Sacred Heart, if I were not, I'd be watching Bantam tryouts with my son skating.
 
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goldy_331 said:
Thanks for the invite, a bonfire would be good about now. I'd recommend keeping a hose nearby given how dry it has been. But, surprisingly enough I plan to watch hockey that night. :eek: I will likely be going to the Gopher home opener with Sacred Heart, if I were not, I'd be watching Bantam tryouts with my son skating.
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You don't want to read about the Great Ham Lake Wildfire of 2011?
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 137: Counting the long summer days

So, I had to re-schedule my September dentist appointment till today. I did this back in May. However, since it was a re-schedule, trying to get it as close to my original September appointment I had to take what I could get for a time. Which was 9:30. Problem is I thought it was at my usual time of 8:30 and now I'm sitting here in the waiting room for the hygienist to arrive.
 
bigblue_dl said:
When I fly, I almost always have to check a bag because I usually have to stay several days, and my carry on bag is really freaking small, that I can't fit more than a day or 2 worth of clothes in it. Tomorrow I have to fly to Nashville for a day, and it'll be short enough that I'm hoping to just use my carry on. So, question: is a stick of gel deodorant considered a "liquid" as far TSA is concerned? Or can I carry on a normal sized stick of gel deodorant, as long as its in my 1 quart ziplock?
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My flights last week I didn't even do the ziploc thing, just kept the toothpaste and deodarant in my carry-on. Never have an issue.
 
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I didn't pack my deodorant, I figure I can just buy a travel sized one once I get through security or during my layover. I'll need something to kill some time.
 
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Morning. Found out this AM that I go back to my old boat and our old run (Houston-Alabama (right near Huntsville!)) on Thursday. Gonna be going for 2 weeks this time, then home for 10 days before going back to Houston to go take a 2 week school. I'll then go right to the boat for a full month, so I won't be home much between now and about 2 weeks before Christmas.
 
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