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It was a tad chilly today but i've still got my windows open. I'm hoping it stays mild a little longer so I can have a relatively warm trip to Penn State for a game in a few weeks and so I can have a comfortable No Heat November.

The Tent sale came through for me. Got some new boots. Salamon XPro 80s Size 28.5. Red and Black. Tried on a bunch of boots and had a full blown boot fitting session in a hot soggy tent. I'm pretty stoked. Scored a sweet deal and I'm one step closer to doing the Pocono Shuffle on two planks.

Not all beer needs to be freezing cold. I prefer certain ones to warm up a little bit to release the flavor.

Had no idea it was raining until I tried to take the dog out at about 10 last night. She decided it was a hard no for her so we just went to bed. Also there was apparently lightning and some thunder. I had to have the AC on due to humidity.

I was at Elk's Oktoberfest a few years ago. Very fun way to spend a day

I'm glad it was raining when I took the dog out for a walk this morning. I was afraid I would go a whole day without seeing that beautiful gray sky.

I'm kind of ready for an adventure to elk this year. I haven't been up that way in probably 5 years.

If I recall, the "Wild Wednesday" coupons were diamond shaped things that were stuck to cases of beer and could be redeemed for a $25 lift ticket on Wednesdays. Keystone Light maybe? I don't recall exactly which beer but I definitely used to use those at least once a year when I lived up that way.

This is the best thing I've heard all week. That's awesome that Elk does that.

Elk always claims to plant hundreds of trees per year. I want to see the receipt for all 600 trees and I want to see each of them numbered up on the mountain.

Impressive mowing, and I appreciate the fact that you did a perimeter cut as well. Cleans things up and covers up and imperfections at the end of each line. Also you're clearly on top of things by mowing in multiple directions. A lot of people mess that one up. What kind of mower do you use? I'm getting the vibe that you're a Toro guy, possibly zero turn.

I would love to do some landscaping. For some reason cutting grass, edging, trimming all of that is extremely relaxing to me. Plus when it looks great at the end there's a nice sense of satisfaction. I miss cutting my own grass now that I'm in an apartment complex.

Obviously he walks the 4 miles back to the shop and leaves the truck running.

I prefer the BBQ truck that is in the parking lot. Much higher quality.

Less than 3 months until we realistically will get some available turns. I'm getting pumped.