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RE: Song Post - Part Three
BLUE Suede Shoes - Elvis
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Crowe
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12/02/20 05:18pm |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Keep a Word Change a Word, Part II.
action plan
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Crowe
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12/02/20 05:17pm |
Around the Campfire
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RE: 2020 Strikes Again
I have both Experian and Equifax. Both allow me to lock my credit report plus I get a notification if someone tries to access it. I also check my credit cards and bank accounts daily-sometimes multiple times if I've been using them a lot. You have to be ever vigilant.
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Crowe
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12/02/20 05:16pm |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Toad Service ??
Not being snarky, speaking from experience. They charge it because they can and BMW owners will pay it. Our Porche is $500 for an oil/air filter. Part of the issue with ours is it's a mid-engine vehicle and a little harder to work on but it doesn't excuse the ridiculous price. There are other garages that specialize in high-end foreign vehicles that will be less expensive.
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Crowe
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11/30/20 05:43pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Electrician??
Your scenario is not very likely. It is not very likely two outlets in the middle of a circuit go out at the same time and outlets on both sides of these two still work. Check outlets in room(s) that are on the other side of the wall(s) these two outlets are on. I think in the end you will find either a GFCI or a circuit breaker is tripped.
Outlets in the same room are all not necessarily on the same circuit. They could be on a circuit in a neighboring room that shares the same wall.
X2. We had a similar situation in our old house. Two of our nephews are electricians. One was puzzling it out when the other checked the other room and that's where the problem was.
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Crowe
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11/30/20 11:16am |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Proof I have too much time on my hands
OK so now this can be fun-the most hated Christmas songs LOL!
Santa Baby, Taylor Swift version makes me want to vomit!
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Crowe
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11/30/20 07:05am |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Lake Louise trailer park or Icefield parking lot.
I would stay where I will waste less time traveling to where I want to be.
But I expect that the drive is very scenic so not a waste of time.
I've been there twice-it's very scenic but with traffic it can take a very long time. If you are there for scenery no issue but if you are there to explore and do things the less time on the road some days the better.
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Crowe
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11/29/20 04:59pm |
RVing in Canada and Alaska
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RE: Proof I have too much time on my hands
Finished the Christmas shopping the week before Thanksgiving. Now I just have to wrap, pack and ship. Haven't even thought about the cards yet; should probably get on that, too.
Today, though, is change out the iPod selections from regular to all Christmas. THAT is important! As long as that old iPod continues to work, it's staying busy...
Christmas decorations have to wait until we've moved the pile of donations out of the way. Busy, busy...
Spent all day Saturday (a full 8 hours) setting up the outside lights. Tree will be next weekend. Need to sort through our charity donations and make sure we have bought enough for each child-they are siblings so it's very important. No Christmas carols yet-if I listen too soon I get VERY cranky by Christmas!
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Crowe
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11/29/20 04:56pm |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Lake Louise trailer park or Icefield parking lot.
I would stay where I will waste less time traveling to where I want to be.
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Crowe
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11/29/20 02:13pm |
RVing in Canada and Alaska
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RE: Any runners around the campfire?
The biggest part of the problem trying to loose weight isn't exercising, it's consuming less. Food in equals calories, those not burned turn to fat. If you keep eating the same amount, you're not really winning. Like shooting yourself in the foot to kill the ant under your shoe.
Don't believe the "I'm still hungry", that's only a state of mind. You can overcome that.
Absolutely. And I also agree that doing an exercise you can at least tolerate makes all the difference in the world. I worked with a well-educated trainer for a couple of years so my advice comes from experience with him as well as what I've experienced. It's truly a lifestyle change-cutting back on your food intake, paying attention to what you eat-and when you eat it-are very important. Don't skip meals-eat lightly if you aren't that hungry. When you don't eat your body goes into panic mode and starts hoarding fat. You don't have to cut out carbs completely to lose weight-cutting back is usually sufficient. I work my entire body-strength training (good to maintain bone mass), resistance training (helps with glucose management), core stability (balance) and cardio (heart health). Used to go to the gym 3 times/week but that stopped with COVID. Have home gym equipment on order-can't wait for it to come in-someday LOL! I just recently saw an orthopedic for a knee issue and he also recommended no running because it is too hard on the joints. My husband's former manager said that the hardest thing about working out is putting your sneakers on. You've done that and then some. Best of luck!
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Crowe
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11/28/20 06:20pm |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Song Post - Part Three
Angels AMONG Us = Alabama
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Crowe
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11/27/20 06:11pm |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Living with only one arm
Happy Thanksgiving! Posts like this make me realize even more how much I have to be thankful for. It's people like you that serve as inspiration to the rest of us.
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Crowe
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11/26/20 03:07pm |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Lockdown Hazard
LOL!
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Crowe
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11/26/20 06:53am |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Happy Thanksgiving
Happy Thanksgiving to you too! We do, indeed, have much to be thankful for.
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Crowe
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11/26/20 06:52am |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Song Post - Part Three
MY Baby Does the Hanky Panky - Tommy James & the Shondells
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Crowe
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11/25/20 07:26am |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Keep a Word Change a Word, Part II.
love hurts
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Crowe
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11/25/20 07:24am |
Around the Campfire
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RE: The strange ramifications of COVID shutdowns
Mod, feel free to close this thread. It's wandered way off what I intended it to be. Too political which is not what I meant. Seems this group has lost it's ability for lightheartedness.
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Crowe
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11/23/20 07:21am |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Proof I have too much time on my hands
My cards are now all stamped and ready to be mailed. I will probably mail them the day before Thanksgiving to avoid the rush.
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Crowe
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11/20/20 04:59pm |
Around the Campfire
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RE: The strange ramifications of COVID shutdowns
"They" were infringing on my space in the Costco checkout line
Seven feet to the front and rear
Twelve inches on the sides
I launched into a dry coughing fit worthy of an Oscar.
Then I checked
Twelve feet to the front and rear
No one to the sides
LOL! Just be careful-you never know when the "illness police" will come and take you away! :B
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Crowe
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11/20/20 11:44am |
Around the Campfire
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RE: burried in dog hair HELP
Allergies made our dog shed terribly until she had almost no hair and her general health was affected. Please see a vet if there is any sign of itching, scaling on the skin, licking and chewing of any area along with the hair loss.
X2. Jesse had constant skin infections caused by allergies which thinned out his fur considerably. If the shedding seems abnormal and there are any of the above symptoms definitely get him checked.
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Crowe
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11/20/20 07:24am |
RV Pet Stop
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