Hi Joe.

About gardening.
Honestly think that fact that forest is starting from my back yard, the forest that has always been so full of berries as long as I have live here, may distort little a bit my willingness to have staring competition with slugs.

Some prolez stuff.
I'm just kind of toast. I use to be engineer or something, but now a days more like change manager, change coordinator and engineer.
Honestly do not mind concept at all, there is just some layers where I do not have any experience to lean on from my previous life, and since quite literally only dude on my coun(t)ry I just cannot lean to those more experienced than me. There is some pressure points on this learning process for sure.
Well, got my self new desk. Honestly corner place, but since glass from wall to sealing, I do not mind at all.





https://youtu.be/NoweGN8cm5g

Thnks Joe

Apropo, I need to drop three core. Two from T400 and one from T43.

I think last one is somewhere from last millennium, but heck since still running have kept it crunching.
But now just need to let it go..

Too hot and muggy the last two days. Dew point of 82 F(27.7C) yesterday and only 80F(26.6C) today. Tomorrow might be worse. Both the deerflies and mosquitos seem to be quite ravenous in this heat. Some might be used to this weather elsewhere, but not here and definitely not me.
Cheers

I got a little surprise the other day. My wife opened the doors beneath the sink in the kitchen and there it was - the wet spot on the cardboard liner. Just great I thought " Plumbing problems." After cleaning all the products out from under the sink, I could finally get a good look and see if I could find the source of the leak. (I had replaced the metal trap and other assorted connecting pipes with plastic at least 15 years ago). All of the plastic was tight yet. However, the zinc ring underneath the sink which holds the sink drain in place was corroded as a result of, I am guessing, a small leak over time due to seal failure. So, off to the hardware store for a new stainless sink drain and a new supply of plumbers putty. (The existing stock I had had turned hard as a rock, because that was probably 15 years old also). After carefully cleaning all the crud off of the sink flange where the drain sits, I installed the new one. Lo and behold, no leaks on the first try - highly unusual for me. Total cost was $12.00 and my time. The other good thing was, it is now a lot cleaner under the sink because we got rid of things under there we should have tossed a while back. We also combined some bottles of 1/2 full containers of cleaning products (same to same). Ah, the joys of house maintenance.
Cheers

If only it was in season, that would have been in my freezer.
Cheers