The Hobo Camp Fire Is going well #X.. Stop In!!!

[FiatFan]

Greetings, gang

Clear and cool at 48 degrees this morning. Headed to the mid 60s with similar forecasts for the next week. A nice change from the second wettest September on record.

Yesterday was sports day. A cross country track meet in the morning and a soccer match in the afternoon. The soccer player has had an incredible growth spurt in the last few weeks. He's now about as tall as me. His mom says he is eating everything in sight and complaining there's nothing to eat.

This morning I'll be heading to the cemetery for monthly maintenance. This afternoon will probably find me on the pollution solution vehicle for 17 miles.

Gas was down to $3.83 yesterday afternoon.

All stay safe.

Tom

[sir james]

Sunday 10/4/26
Hello Blue. We have sun this morning. 54 now might tap out at 70. Maybe. My wife came down, got a cup of coffee and went back to bed. She has a sore throat and headache, kinda early in the season for such sickness.  Sports day was watching the Buckeyes win. Both of the big Michigan teams lost Again. Did get some Michigan wins from the smaller collages. 
S.J.

[TMo]

My daughter-in-law's water broke at 1 am this morning in Texas. Fortunately, my wife had gone down this weekend to cover the potential for an early arrival while my son Aaron's unit is at the National Training Center down near Death Valley. I'm on my way to TX tomorrow morning to lend a hand with grandchild #2 and the original princess, grandchild #1. Aaron didn't get there in time, but I think his plane has landed.

Mass, housecleaning, cutting grass, walking the dog before an early evening and a 4:15 alarm to start the day tomorrow. Might get to some more weathering tonight, but that'll be all I can devote to railroading until I return. The father-in-law is arriving here tomorrow to watch the dog until we get back. At least I won't be going to work.

Steady mist all day. I had to resort to cutting wet grass in the mist which is not ideal. Didn't get it all done, but I don't think the neighbors will care much.