Weird Saturday

[LizStreithorst]

Ron emailed me a post send to y'all and I got the same error message and he got.  I tried 5 times!  I sure hope that Dennis can fix this.  I wonder if this post will go out.  Damn switching of softwares.  It always causes problems, I guess.  I've asked Al to give us a more modern software.  He would like to, but he doesn't know if it would be worth all the problems it causes.  I understand now.  There's just a handful of us and there are problems here!

Time for my morning tea so I can wake up.  Talk later.

[wsantia1]

Good morning Liz, Barb and everyone. Barb I hope you have a good trip. Liz you are cooling off a bit with all of that heat you all have going on down there.

I don't understand what's going on with Ron's messaging issues. The transition to the new server went seamless for me. Thanks Dennis.

We are in for a hot and humid day here. Currently we are at 82 degrees and going up to 90F but the humidity and dew point are both already at 74% so it is very sticky outside. I don't think Kobe and I will be making any significant walks for the rest of the day.

Hopefully you will have great rest of the day and I'll peak in later. Time to hang out in the fishroom 

[LizStreithorst]

Willie, It looks like it will be just the two us today.  Barb has no internet service and Dennis, Ron is gone for now, and Dennis is busy trying to fix Ron's problem.  The dogs are asking me to go out with them, so I'll scooter and scoot around with them for a bit before I hit a little house cleaning.

[BallAquatics]

Hey Willie and Liz.  Beautiful sunny day here with showers coming later.

Was hoping to go for a ride, but when I took out the stitches the cut opened up a bit.  Put some super glue on it and though I'd wait and see how it looks in the morning.  Feels so much better without those stitches.

Going to chill out with the Little League Softball & Baseball games this afternoon.  Hope everyone has a great day!

[LizStreithorst]

We used super glue at the veterinary hospital all the time.  To clients, we referred to it as "skin adessive."