Good Sunday afternoon! Winding down after the week of guests and family events.

My step-son and DIL are utterly exhausted after a week of their house being full. Plus, those two littles are on GO, GO, GO all they time! DIL said, "Now I know why you have kids in your 20's and not your 50's!" The littles are 3 and 5 and spent every minute of the day in the pool. They are just adorable, but bundles of energy. I got to spend some time with grand daughter's MIL and we really hit it off. She loves to cook and I was showing her some photos on my phone of all the stuff I do with my tomatoes, peppers, garlic, etc. She said, "Some day... you and me in the kitchen!" She made a Puerto Rican rice that was just wonderful. Everyone went home from there this morning too. DIL said, "I never thought I would EVER look forward to going back to work!"

Oh, dear, oldbroad. Those ants are not a good sign... they like moisture, so I hope you don't have a leaky pipe somewhere! We have someone come in and spray our house every fall and spring. Mostly, we need to keep the bugs out so we don't get an infestation of brown recluse spiders. This old farmhouse was full of them when I first bought the property 32 years ago. I've learned to keep things picked up in the house too - spiders and bugs love those places.

I actually considered that answer a lot earlier but thought better of it...!

My first computer was Windows 98. I bought it from The Home Shopping Network (a TV program) and I loved it. It was top of the line and came with a whole bundle of games and programs. I don't remember how long I had it but it was a pretty long time I guess, then one day it just wouldn't boot up when I turned it on. So sad. I didn't know enough then about computers and operating systems to appreciate it the way I should have and would now.

This apartment is fully cooled and operational!

I have only just got around to reading The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman - great fun and a much broader canvas than I was expecting with some observations on the ageing process to tug at the heartstrings, both happy and sad ...

I thought one of the American authority figures who was featured on BBC TV worded his comments very well when he said that some of those people unaccounted for (to date) could perhaps just not be able to make contact rather than actually be considered as “lost”.

I don’t know if that is still relevant as I haven’t seen the news today.

Whatever, it is an awful situation

Take a look at these hagatha - Great on Steam Deck and Steam Deck Top Played in past the month


I take it you've played Half-Life. You might already have Black Mesa but if you don't you need to check it out. Its a "fan-made reimagining of Valve Software’s Half-Life." Very good reviews, 95%, and right now it only costs $2. I grabbed it. It does not play on the Deck - Website

Yes to all! Great jobs!

(#3 is simply measuring tape)

Thanks, Uncle Reg!

Thank you Fogfighter and soot for the BDay wishes, take care both of you.

Thanks Remi

Have a great afternoon

I'd really like to know what you think of Darkarta if you get around to playing it, Marian. Has anybody else reading this played? If so, how did you like it? I can't really put my finger on why I didn't like it too much.

I haven't played any Myths of the World games yet.

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