Regards,
@buyselljack2016 wrote:
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Apparently I am going to need to open/close 432 pages to get back to seeing the latest unread post 😫or just click on the 43X #.
Hang on, you don't need to go through all that!
Just scroll up to the top of the page, and hover over "Options" in the top right. Then choose "Mark topic as read" and it will be like you actually read all the posts on 432 pages!
@buyselljack2016, it doesn't do that for me ... that message means that you clicked a link that is not on eBay, which is usually fine, but none of the choices in the drop down menu should do that.
When I click on "Mark as read" I just get a banner saying "we marked this topic as read"
Maybe someone else can try it and see what happens.
I just did it again, and got the screenshot above.
Sunny start to May.
Had a little walk. Yesterday someone picked up a "free" item from my yard. Stacked it atop other things in their truck, and headed on up the road. Thing is the little foam "free" sign was just tucked in on the item, and as they drove off it was sort of loose.
I wanted to take the highway walk to, if needed pick it up if it blew off. Had visions of seeing the chair as well as the free thingy.
As I had driven that part of the road for my river walks I knew that there was a bit of trash to pick up. Took a plastic bag. Even though I had done a portion of the northward road the pig tossings quickly proved to be too much for one bag, and I had to again revert to stringing cans onto sticks.
Some of this will just recycle (crushed cans, bottles with no labels. Some I will hose down for the deposit.
Forgot to mention something from my river walks but was reminded today. I need to pick out some different footwear for these outings. I got to feeling like the tale of the "princess and the pea". Kept getting little things in the shoes and had to take them off and shake them out.
Turkeys were heading off into the woods as I was nearing home today. Only saw two but may have been the same 4 as yesterday.
Chips had some PB yesterday along with seeds and grapes. Today seeds and grapes. Two will just hang on the deck when I am at the door and wait for something to fall. Grapes barely stop rolling before getting snatched up.
@buyselljack2016 wrote:Forgot to mention something from my river walks but was reminded today. I need to pick out some different footwear for these outings. I got to feeling like the tale of the "princess and the pea". Kept getting little things in the shoes and had to take them off and shake them out.
Look what was on my yahoo page. Just perfect timing about footwear.
Maybe check this out.
Yesterday was nice and after work, I was able to mow down at the farm.
My poor duct tape tire lost it's tape.
I did receive a package in the mail and it should be the new bushings for the other tires, just didn't have enough time to see. Maybe when I get home today to see if I got the right ones. Then I really need to change out the mower blades.
Suppose to be rain this afternoon/evening.
Love fresh asparagus from the garden this time of year ...
Busy days with work and trying to fit in small projects here and there.
I received the 4 piece adapter and bushings and they fit properly. I quick order another set and wrote down the measurements and item number for future purchases.
Heard an unusual noise and above me were a pair of eagles flying together. I do worry about my cats being out if these come closer to my house. ( this was down at the farm )
More spring flowers.
Grape hyacinth and creeping phlox
The Jacob's Ladders are starting to bloom.
More wood violets.
I have the burgundy and the purple speckled ones.
Then I did find some of the white with burgundy centers. For some reason, there is not that many of them throughout the gardens. I wonder if they are not good at multiplying
The back corner garden where the creeping phlox is pretty much in full bloom.
Woo Hoo!
I manage to get a white flower trillium growing. This was transplanted last year from the Victorian home's woods. The trillium is a different variation and the petal will be a lime green. Not quite in bloom
