J. S. Bach

Just about to sit down to some Johnsonville Maple flavored breakfast sausage. In fact I am so anxious to eat that I am going to sign off right now!

"Premium seating upstairs in the rear." .

A mouse get to that cheese?? I had roasted potatoes and roast pork loin at Crossroads tonight; it was our preacher's Crossroads night, he retires next Monday after the Sunday service. And the chocolate brownie/cookie was to die for! Eat too much of it and you just might. I was able to bring home some excess potatoes; guess what is for lunch tomorrow!

Better you than I!! I get tired of disconnecting all of my ham radio gear.

Hmmm, and it is supposed to get up to at least 550°R here today;thankfully, no snow in the forecast.

Did they give a reason?

Hmmm, I thought that he was choking on his tongue! Thank you for that link, now I know. Some of the other "suggestions" at the close were also good; especially the "big engines starting up".

Can you pronounce that for us??

I paid 1.989 (USG) today at the Marathon here in Chester; the Exxon across the street was 2.049.

1.899 (USG) this morning in Columbia, SC.

Poor Mickey!

When the drivers pick their runs, the bus is assigned to that run; in fact the bus number is posted right next to the run number: 22101 - 9912 - 0530 RAV - 1355P BT for example.When the 01 Gilligs arrived the first ones went south and were assigned to route 1; some humor was present bus; 0101 was assigned to run 01101, 0102/01102 etc. That sign was most likely put up by Sawgrass Mills. There are/were a few of them, mostly put up by FDOT or one of the cities. For a while there was an oddball sign on the one or more of the shelters at the Cypress Creek Tri-Rail P&R lot (another FDOT project). Note that there still may be four types of signs around; back in Hawaiian Gardens (Rt 56) there are some of the original orange signs.

It was a low of 478ºR here in Chester, SC this morning; that is COLD!!!!

Windows 3.1.1 for workgroups; that would just NOT crash! Or DOS 6.2.2 with 1 Directory+ by Bourbaki, Inc., a shell program similar to the original Windows 1.0 My favorite machine was a Laser XT IBM clone that I upgraded to one meg of RAM (above 640K was called extended or expanded memory) and a 20m hard drive on an expansion card (called a hard card by some). I finally found a color CGA card for it; what a system. My first internet experience was at 1200 baud as I could not afford a 4800 baud modem. Oh, and that wide-bed daisy-wheel printer, it had to go (ever sit next to a machine gun being fired?) and was replaced by a dot matrix printer. Hey Antarctica: "Thanks for the memories."; I had some fun with that rig. I was surprised to find this link to an archive of 1Directory+ : https://archive.org/details/The1DIR

I have seen that done with pick-up trucks, too.