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Today my Heuer Monaco 1133B:
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Beer is nasty perhaps I'v never tasted beer?

Hmm...

In fairness, I did not start drinking beer until law school - beer and coffee, the two liquid vices I acquired during that adventure.

Since then, I very much enjoy decent beer and refuse most of the common stuff that is labeled beer in the USA.

My basic rule for this vice: Like coffee, if you can easily see through a beer, then it’s not fit to drink. It’s got to actually taste like something.

Oh, and that picture of Homer Simpson, directly above this post, is when he’s thinking of beer. Don’t fool yourself that it’s anything else.
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Did you know hens get SAD? Our hens must have Seasonal Affective Disorder for egg production always goes to pot in the dead of winter which gives rise to threats by their chickie-mama to send them to the pot. Even the Rhode Island Reds, usually stellar layers are off. Each year it's the same and Mrs. noelekal threat ... threat ... threats until late February when the two Ameraucanas (Ginger and Georgina) will finally get "fired up" again with the other breeds soon following.

We got only two today out of nine hens. One was this interesting dotted pink egg. Could have been Henrietta, the old Dark Brahma who laid it. Henrietta, Ginger and Georgina are the three oldest hens and from the original six we began with Easter of 2014. By May and June we'll average six or eight per day, infrequently nine, or one per hen.

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Did you know hens get SAD? Our hens must have Seasonal Affective Disorder for egg production always goes to pot in the dead of winter which gives rise to threats by their chickie-mama to send to the pot. Even the Rhode Island Reds, usually stellar layers are off. Each year it's the same and Mrs. noelekal threat ... threat ... threats until late February when the two Ameraucanas (Ginger and Georgina) will finally get "fired up" again with the other breeds soon following.

We got only two today out of nine hens. One was this interesting dotted pink egg. Could have been Henrietta, the old Dark Brahma who laid it. Henrietta, Ginger and Georgina are the three oldest hens and from the original six we began with Easter of 2014. By May and June we'll average six or eight per day, infrequently nine, or one per hen.



I’d keep the one laying those Speedmasters however infrequent. Maybe even build her her own roost.
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Well TexOmega ... there is that.
 
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It’s Waltham Wednesday...23j Vanguard 1908 circa 1929. 👍


Retired U.S. Navy Admiral [and SEAL] William H. McRaven - TIME photo
 
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My Grandfathers Tissot back from the Spa, was completely destroyed and had water damage. So I'm very happy with the results
 
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Not the easiest of shots, currently hooked up to a machine at Southampton General Hospital donor unit donating platelets, donation number 588 today, been doing this for over thirty years now, blood donor before that. New platelet donors always needed!! 👍