Random Announcements
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Congratulation's @Wlemon !
Achieving that in California is no small feat. Now if the rest of the country could just get back to normal
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Yes. It's really competitive here. It took me years to just find the job, then all the work to actually achieve tenure. Glad that process is over!
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^Congratulations.
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A 5.2 earthquake hit around 8:10 this AM. Kind of rare for this area, centered around 70 miles north of me. I definitely felt it. One cat just looked at me, then Nala ran for cover.
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Thank you, @Giles.
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Haha, I just checked my own stats
Just over 5 years a member, spent just under 30 days on the forum….the last two years personally have been tough with changes in jobs and now the current COVID19 situation, but I am trying to get more actively involved.
I just love this place and all you fine folks....thanks for being here as I get back into being more active here
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Strange coincidence that this conversation should start up now.. turns out that my six year anniversary is this coming Tuesday!
A child for every year!
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Man, the universe is mad. Another city, another fire #fml
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We’re having a super rainy month. Already accumulated four times the average August rainfall. Last four days it has drizzled pretty much nonstop. Soil is supersaturated and last night we got hit by a strong and chilly southern blast which easily toppled a large and healthy tree in our neighborhood. Caused a big explosion/spark as it snagged on the 380 volt lines.
There were about 60 similar emergency calls throughout the city so it took the electric utility crews a while to get to us.
Freaky bit was that for several hours the AC was sparking and running through the soggy tree branches and it would briefly light up in flames. Didn’t get any pics of the best part of the show being afraid of an AC shock with the ground totally flooded.
But we’re back to normal now. Good thing it didn’t happen during an IH sale or coveted product launch as we were off internet for 6 hours! -
Glad you guys are all ok!!
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@adam313 was talking to my sister in southern Idaho yesterday and she showed me where the sun was orange and the sky was brown from the fires in California.
Seems like the pace is picking up what with all of the natural disasters that are happening.
