Starting it off.

Shakeout time.

It's going to be a sad day if that's it, despite my having found the area.

I look at this on a 240-min and it just makes me want to upchuck, thinking that's all it will come back in here off this monster area. I can't even see the pullback. Dump, you oinker.

Wait, look at that on the 1-min...

Many lines coming together here.

Yes, but it is so stretched and so overdone, it needs to come in. I would prefer a degree higher than the last two pullbacks, but I think it would actually be quite miraculous if it pulled back even the same degree.

Let's see, what do I like better:

1) Dump, you oinker, or...

2) Die, pig, die!

I guess either will do, as long as it does it. Hmmm, time for a news item to 'explain the drop'.

I had planned to be in bed a long time ago, but I think something might be brewing, so right now it's 'rely on the naps I took' time.

Give it to me, baby. I know it's asking a lot.

Originally posted by jimkane

Now, if they bring it in I'll be watching 62.25-63.50 and 52.75-54.50, center of areas. There is a .236(58.63)/.382(57.95) overlap right between those areas, so it's still a tad unclear. If it gets there, I'd like to see how it does it, and what that brings to the situation.

Not many know that lately I've been assisting my better half with 'landscaping' our front and side yard and doing the garden. She relocated a nearly eight year gardening project (flowers, shrubs, tress, and vegi's) when we moved. What we didn't know was the place we bought has the worst clay soil I have ever seen in my entire life. When we get closer to completion I'll post a picture or two in here. We won't finish entirely before the brutal non-stop rain gets here in the fall, but we'll be pretty far along, enough for some pics. In the meantime, here's what we're working with. No, those aren't rocks, that's the soil.


And by the way, that's not concrete below the wheelbarrow, that's the ground we are working with.