Guadana
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Hope all of you, guys, are doing ok.
Read there was a 3% chance we could get one at 5 or greater in the coming weeks.Wild for sure. First time I've ever experienced a quake. Considering it was a 4.8, we should be thankful it wasn't a 5.8 (10x stronger) or 6.8 (100 times stronger).
Their HOA told them it was time to power wash anyways.Whomever's house that water is spraying....Hope the owner has good insurance.
One of my freshman year roomies was from Utica and would bring that back for us from time to time. It was better than Rolling Rock if memory serves.I wasn't going to drink but I figured since I'm in Utica I needed to try the Utica Club
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It was ok. I was a little creamy like a Genesee. But it was a decent enough beer to sit outside in the cold and watch it get dark for 3 minutes.One of my freshman year roomies was from Utica and would bring that back for us from time to time. It was better than Rolling Rock if memory serves.
congrats man! you should raise one of them as a rangers fan just for funsiesWife and I have been working on starting a family after getting married 9 months ago. About 4-5 weeks ago we found out she's pregnant, and just yesterday we had the ultrasound and found out it's twins. 2 more Devils fans coming right around the start of next season.
Very happy about that though I realize the first year or so is gonna suck that much more now.
We dated a very long time before I proposed, so I told her parents I'm just making up for lost time lol
Wife and I have been working on starting a family after getting married 9 months ago. About 4-5 weeks ago we found out she's pregnant, and just yesterday we had the ultrasound and found out it's twins. 2 more Devils fans coming right around the start of next season.
Very happy about that though I realize the first year or so is gonna suck that much more now.
We dated a very long time before I proposed, so I told her parents I'm just making up for lost time lol
You are so old you have kids that are already 13 and 15? I feel bad for you, you are practically ready for the nursing home.Congrats! I'm sure you'll hear this a million times, but yes...it does go by fast so enjoy every moment, even when you are surely quite sleep deprived a few months from now. My kids are 15 and 13 now and I'm already dreading them being out of the house in a few more years. I think it's awesome to have twins - have a good friend that had twins a few years back that my wife would help watch and it's not as much extra work as you might think. You'll surely get the hang of it quickly.
Congrats! I'm sure you'll hear this a million times, but yes...it does go by fast so enjoy every moment, even when you are surely quite sleep deprived a few months from now. My kids are 15 and 13 now and I'm already dreading them being out of the house in a few more years. I think it's awesome to have twins - have a good friend that had twins a few years back that my wife would help watch and it's not as much extra work as you might think. You'll surely get the hang of it quickly.
my wife misses those years but I think I enjoy them more as young adults.My "kids" are 32 and 30. I'd give almost anything to go back and do it over.
Just filtered through a couple of my eclipse photos. Glad we decided to leave today and not yesterday. I heard the roads were a disaster.
The roads were awful on the way home. We saw the eclipse on the lakefront in Burlington, then left at 6:30 pm on Monday. Didn't leave the state of Vermont until 2 am, and got home around 4 am!
Seeing totality was still worth it, but I was exhausted the next day after driving ~10 hours straight.
I went to Old Forge NY to watch the eclipse and stayed the night then went over to Manchester VT the next day through back roads all to avoid the traffic. It was nice...but the towns up there weren't ready for the onslaught of people they got. Restaurants were running out of food and closing early even the next day in Vermont... I was shocked Manchester was so ill prepared.The roads were awful on the way home. We saw the eclipse on the lakefront in Burlington, then left at 6:30 pm on Monday. Didn't leave the state of Vermont until 2 am, and got home around 4 am!
Seeing totality was still worth it, but I was exhausted the next day after driving ~10 hours straight.
Thanks.great photo
Thanks.
The two flies are on a foam grasshopper body that I messed up while trimming.