Hope your headache passes quickly Soo.
::Leader Board:: Ahnko Honu Takes The Lead Chapter 23!
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good morning hos
Here's the view outside the back door of my classroom. That building to the left is brand new, that door on the right is my classroom.
It's clearing up a bit. The meteorologists said we had 3.7" of rain. My neighbor's rain gauge registered just a bit over 5.5". The storm that dumped on Hawaii/Maui is supposed to hit us later today and bring snow to our foothills again.
Sad. This happened yesterday.
https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/loc...9jD7iIveVXh9JklKeWhBUWXbdQEqGq1iIumdeflBc5Ln0
This Freshman class is a handful but I have a feeling these kids won't be back.
https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/loc...9jD7iIveVXh9JklKeWhBUWXbdQEqGq1iIumdeflBc5Ln0
This Freshman class is a handful but I have a feeling these kids won't be back.
I had one sabbatial over 35 years of professional ministry. Should have been every 7 years, but family, finances, and job mobility got in the way.
Hi Hos
I led the sabbatical committee for the pastor at my old church. We helped him get a Lilly grant that covered the cost of his entire sabbatical and paid for his replacement while he was gone. We also raised money to buy him a new laptop to take with him - he was working on some ancestry research while on sabbatical and we wanted to support that.
The rain is dumping again. Kids are walking in soaked and they only have to walk about 50 yards in the rain if they come across the quad.
Yo soy el Pool Boy.
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We are Tilley fans. We have several. But my and my husbands rain hats made from oil cloth are Dorfmans. Water just heads up and runs off. The back brim is a bit longer too. They work great in the rain.
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Dorfman Pacific makes some nice hats under their own name, and has some nice brands under their name now.
My typical lower altitude summer hiking hat is a Dorfman Pacific that is similar in style to a Vietnam era "Boonie" hat. Lighter weight with a wide floppy brim.
We are often above the timberline and unfortunately the UV rays bounce off of rocks (being on the water does the same thing). Even when wearing a hat I've had my neck, face, and under my chin burned from the reflectivity off the rocks. Need to buy a high UPF neck gaiter.
Up that high the peaks form their own weather, and usually rain comes in after noon. It's also cooler up there, so I usually bring the OR Sombrero since it's Gore-tex and warmer than the Dorfman.
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BTW, best ever over coat I had for wearing with suits was an Australian style oil cloth outback duster. Nothing got through that oil cloth. It was super long so suit pants stayed dry, had a huge collar you could flip up, and had a double front flap. Best overcoat ever.
If Bobby Curtis ever takes time off from his racing circuit - Dixie's (the former Leavitt's) in Sisters. Unfortunately the Spotted Mule in Bend closed their doors in 2010.
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No, he decided to put my last name as HIS last name. I never changed my name when we got married. So it said father, mr XXX and mother, mrs XXX. But my name was still YYY.
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Some other secure attachment?
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That would involve a lot of executive function... forecasting which actions will lead to which future. A lot of things can impair executive function.
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