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Working on a punch list for a finished project. It was quite hot, even in the city. Happily, it's supposed to cool off tomorrow.

Trying to do the math on the carbs, but I'll need Shelly's help!

That design, with the shelves shorter, would make a very nice shoe rack. Of course I'd need to make it about 10 times bigger.

Always ask! I've been a Verizon customer since 2000. That status got me $800 off of my current phone, but they didn't mention that until I asked.

Brent this cell phone isn't foldable, but it's operating system was developed specifically for MENSA members. And anyone under 5 years of age.

There are a few meats it'd be very difficult for me to give up. Surprisingly it's not steak. I want a good steak a few times a year, but could easily give it up. I eat a burger about the same amount of times, maybe 3-6 times a year. Again, easy to give up. The difficulty for me would be bacon, sausage and seafood. That would take a real effort.

Just have to remember to take a couple of antacid pills before hand, as this will give me reflux faster than a spicy sausage.

Tonight for dinner I built a really good, veggie filled salad. Sometimes that's all I want. I did add croutons and dressing.

When you posted Amazonique, I assumed it would be a South American species. After seeing its from West Africa, I looked closer to see it's Amazique. A nice looking wood no matter the name. Narra I have heard of, but don't believe I've worked with.

I'm heading to Dorothy's (see, we really are friends of Dorothy) for breakfast. Her boyfriend Gavin will be there, (without the rest of the cast of The Loveboat). My turn to cook, so I made a frittata. "Everything but the kitchen sink" frittata. Sausage, ham, baby potatoes, red bell pepper, red onion, mushrooms, some beautiful multi colored grape tomatoes and cheese.

FYI Samsung no longer have headphone jacks. Assuming you're talking about the Samsung folding smartphones. I do love the Android operating system.

Carl wrote and first recorded Blue Suede Shoes, not Elvis.

Agreed. The view is nice, but I'd rather view a Giya G1 Spirit and Luxman B1000F monoblocks. Now that's a view!

I'll see if one can fit in an envelope. I hope Mary isn't going to visit Dave Loggins.

When done you can trip out. Oh wait, that's a different acid.

I like the grain change.

Propane torch, my battery chainsaw, 16 gage nail gun...?

My neighbor Dave's wife is out of town, so I'm making and taking up batchelor burritos. Seasoned beef, refried beans, peppers, onion, tomatoes, cheese, sour cream and avocado. Batchelor chimichangas actually.

Had a routine check up with new Dr. A1C = 6.3, blood pressure and cholesterol both in target range. Looks like you people may have to put up with me for a bit longer.

That was supposed to arrive last Monday!

But if all that fails...

RIP Paul. May they lay you to rest in the basement of the Alamo.