Pat & Pete

Yes , we are aware ^^ . And , thanks for affirmations from both Twotoes and Linda . .

Sounds like it was close enough . We had a storm like that a couple years ago when we were in Paragould , Arkansas . Lightening hit a big tree about 50 or so feet behind our rig . About half that tree came down .

Thanks for that^ . We'll check into it , just in case .

Exciting times last night ?

We've been SD residents for the past 5 years . It's time to renew drivers licenses , which has to be done in person or at least a visit to SD within the last year and a receipt to prove it has to be 'shown' . We intended to make that^ happen on our way north this Spring , but ??? Maybe have to delay 'passage' . 😞

I believe the DOT offices of SD will be closed until 5-2-2020 . Might want to wait for a bit after that to avoid any rush . 😉 https://dot.sd.gov

You mean to say that you'd chance any of the candy in the aforementioned scenario ?

Agreed . Not at all close to what I've seen .

I found this LA Times article interesting : https://www.latimes.com/science/story/2020-03-22/coronavirus-outbreak-nobel-laureate

I found that drying dishes actually burns a few of the calories taken in during dinner . Very few . LOL

Looks like a piece of angle with a screw hole in it . Most any surface clamp should do as good or better . Depending on the subsurface , the 'clamp' may not even be needed . Simply drill through the framing and apply a screw .

While that^ may be true , and , as much as I'd like to utilize the method , our coach doesn't have a lot of room to allow a dinners dishes and cookware to be air dried . Beside all that , the job getting totally done , in short order , helps keep 'everyone' happy .

A little trick is to keep the humidity really low so they almost dry themselves . Then it only takes a quick swipe . LOL

Does the dish dryer have any trouble keeping pace ?

The right tool 'almost' makes a job fun .

Just because a person happens to be homeless doesn't mean they are out of touch . Many are much more 'aware' than a lot of folks that are homed . I'd think that any shelters would be prepared ...

We'll be doing the same^ . Only , we're in Texas .

Very good stuff , in my honest opinion . The Cat battery that finally gave up was 12 years old from the stamped manufacturer date . I bought it second hand . The company that it came from used batteries for 3-4 years and then replaced them .

We did the same about 9 years back . I tried a wet cell a year and a half ago , because of cost and availability . Mistake . I gave it plenty of time to prove itself . 5 months later I brought it back and made work of buying a Cat brand AGM . Not so much as a hiccup since .

Clouds and sun , low 80s today . I'll ride . It seems we're done with the winter temps . Now we just have to dodge the rain drops . LOL Probably best to keep that headlight on .

The best two days of Corvette ownership are the day you bought it and the day you sold it . And , the market is up nearly 5% today . Remember that it's an election year . 'They' want the market to do good , so ...

That^ is the only one we have and use .

X3 . Never been refused , either .

Hmm , back roads only and only between 3 AM and 5 AM ? LOL