Good Morning All. Clear and 56°, maybe 78° later on. Cold weather returns tonight with a drop into the upper-30's and highs only in the upper-50's through Monday.
Headed out this morning for the usual Thursday grocery trek. UPS store, pharmacy and Sam's are on the itinerary. Probably have to send my RH hearing aid into the shop when I visit the hearing center at Sam's. It's been acting up for 3 months now, but I haven't been able to get in to get it looked at.
Out in the train shed yesterday, I mostly ran trains. Switched out a freight transfer facility in Gainesville that I hadn't switched in a few months. No issues noted. Only picked up all of the cars there and at a neighboring industry, did not leave anything. Mainly to test the trackwork in that part of the layout, since I am going to finally install a grade crossing there and finish the road and ballast. Didn't look at the tractor scene that I posted about yesterday, just felt like running trains instead.
Swal -
If the members that are no longer here would have watched, they still might around
Not sure who you are referring to here, but I strongly disagree regarding those that I am aware of the cause of demise.
David - May you and Dawn continue to have a safe and happy journey.
Mikey - I don't anticipate much heating of the lighting buss. But thanks for the information.
Todd -
We used to just go find a bum and get them to buy whatever.
They seemed to hang out in front of the convenience stores in East Dallas when I was in high school.
Kusojiji -
Isn't that the time to go across the border? When I was a bootcamp, I could drink beer on base but no hards and nothing off-base. We were so close to T-jays that they allowed the beer on base.
Reminds me of a situation in the 70's in Texarkana TX. Half of the city is on the Texas side of the border where the drinking age was 18 at the time; but the Texas side was in a dry county and no alcohol was sold. Across the main drag, the Arkansas side had beer stores, but the legal age there was 21. The local police kept a close watch on customers because purchasing anything more than 2 cases of beer or 2 bottles of liquor was considered bootlegging.
Smokey Robinson of the Miracles is 86 today.
Everyone have a great Thursday. Hope that it works out better than
Troy's day has so far.