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I grilled out some boneless skinless chicken thighs for dinner. I used my go to seasoning for it but cut back on the amount. I added a bit more salt and coarse pepper. It was much to my liking though right out of the shaker the McCormick blend is great on poultry.

I had chicken as well. I seasoned and grilled some boneless skinless thighs for dinner and was served with some green beans.

I'm on my last Yuengling for the day.

The ancient battery pack wouldn't stay charged so I ordered a new one from Amazon. It's amazing how much support and upgrades are still available for the Maglite. I could upgrade to a LED bulb and reflector lens, I found a number of vendors selling the battery pack, and the charging cradle can still be had. On reading if the old lights have a value and the answer is no. I guess every squad car in America had this Maglite mounted in it a couple of decades ago.

rootabaga said:

Unseasonably mild in the Yosemite Valley, and absolutely gorgeous.

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Very beautiful man. IT is still twenty six degress, with a bit of wind.

I have 4 doctors now, just took on another one this week !

They are all in the same complex so it's not like I have to drive all over Hell to see them.

Butt, I have traveled that road so many times now, I think my car could find it's way there and home, without me !

Truckstops.

Banned for being too nice of a person.

Nothing too exciting for me, just a day off from the insanity pile up for me throughout starting on Tue. I just need a day of where I can just be low key without rushing into this or that. (coughmakingplanscough)

Ed "Isky" Iskenderian passed life's finish line yesterday at 104. Everyone who loves motorsports (or just the sound of a "cammy" engine) owes him a moment or two of silence.

RIP, Mr. Iskenderian, and thanks for sharing your insights and talents in improving IC engines. Condolences to your friends, family and loved ones.

This assessment appears accurate.

So jealous of Key Largo

I drove my bike loop yesterday to see if I could ride it. It wasn't good. In town, snow melt is running across all of the low areas designed to drain the city. That means I would have to ride slow through and beyond each intersection a bit or have ice water sprayed on me. Once out of town, the sidewalk was clear of snow except where it was crossed by streets and roads. The snow plows had cleared the roads but piled it onto the sidewalks as it passed them. The worst area I travel was the sidewalk in the town South. Being as it is used by students, the city had removed the snow leaving a continuous pile on both sides of the six foot wide walk. One side or the other had snow melt running across the walk just about the entire length I travel. The highway siding that I use for my return trip had been plowed along with the state highway and was clear. If I don't get to ride today, tomorrow is looking very good. The high today is to be forty seven degrees and tomorrow fifty nine!

My S21 ultra is installing the last security update as I type. I have a different view of the EOL dilemma than most. Though I am sorry that the phone is losing it's support, I'm also relieved. It wasn't long after I purchased the phone that an update, likely an OS, caused a communication error between the phone and my hearing aids. With the BLE randomly dropping connections, I would often miss calls and texts with the phone thinking it was connected to the aids when it wasn't. If I anticipated a call or received a call, I would turn my aids off so I could communicate without losing the connection. It was a nightmare until I recently purchased new aids. The EOL gives me clear sailing until the phone struggles with app updates or simply dies.