What did you accomplish today?

[Downfor]

Nothing yet it's too early!

 

[sunbunny3]

showered and made breakfast

 

[DarkSimian]

Apparently not enough *sigh*

 

[LinusRules]

If making coffee is an accomplishment, then that.

 

[Livelifetofullesy]

I woke up still not out of bed yet

 

[mnbreastluver]

Sometimes my best accomplishment is just keeping my mouth shut.

 

[lowphat]

Took my meds, and killed a fly. I feel productive today

 

[Wild_Honey_66]

fapped twice. again.

had coffee

deleted another 77 PMs

out of bed before noon!

spent a little time catching up with a friend

put in a request to my kids for some fried potatoes with onions

planning for a more productive day than yesterday. having support sure makes a difference.

 

[bulgy_pants]

Some web design and such. I'm trying to be productive this Monday!

 

[bulgy_pants]

fapped twice. again.

had coffee

deleted another 77 PMs

out of bed before noon!

spent a little time catching up with a friend

put in a request to my kids for some fried potatoes with onions

planning for a more productive day than yesterday. having support sure makes a difference.

77?! :O

 

[Wild_Honey_66]

77?! :O

Yeah... ?

 

[suckonsimon]

77?! :O

Yeah... ?

I delete mine by the x50 in a flash. Is that considered poor Lit form??

 

[Lunation]

Well, yesterday as it's first thing here:

Sorted out a swarmed-out beehive, still burgeoning with huge numbers of remaining bees, so that I have two hives from it, each one with a magnificent Queen Cell ready for a Lady to emerge from it in the next few days. I lost the mother Queen and her older flying bees to a wood not far from us. I hope they do well there.

I remain in awe about the power of life and urgency of reproduction which swarming illustrates so alarmingly and grandly!

That's awesome.

I love finding a hive in the wild.

Rarer and rarer these days.

 

[suckonsimon]

I split a whole load of cherry wood for drying for next winter's fires in the living room stove. Cherry seems to be second best only to Beech. Always get a zing when a thick length splits the whole way with one fall of the axe.

 

[Wild_Honey_66]

I delete mine by the x50 in a flash. Is that considered poor Lit form??

I think it's a matter of personal preference.

For the longest time, my box sat at 99% full. I wanted to keep special conversations from all of my favorite people. But it became a burden, and I never went back and re-read them anyway! Now I try to keep it well under a hundred, but I've fallen a bit behind on my sweeping. It currently holds 493, but that's better than the 600+ from yesterday!

I'm a chatterbox.

 

[adrina]

Taking better care of myself today than yesterday.

 

[suckonsimon]

That's awesome.

I love finding a hive in the wild.

Rarer and rarer these days.

I'm content with losing an occasional swarm exactly for that reason. Feral honeybees in the UK were devastated by the combination of overuse of pesticides and the arrival of varroa destructor from Asia. A lot of our managed bees seem to be learning how to preen each other of the varroa which is good news indeed, and the European Union has made good progress on the pesticide controls issues. So I'm glad to be accidentally contributing to the increase of the feral bee population. As long as they go to hollow trees and such [as these did] and not into my neighbours' cavity walls!

 

[suckonsimon]

... I'm a chatterbox.

Or ... a lot of people including me love you and your friendship.

 

[LIVINRFANTASIES]

Denny

Same as yesterday.... Nothing! At least I'm consistant and I do need a sleep number bed. Two matress pads on a new matress don't cut it.

I remember when we slept in a tent on a dollar air float and my wife.

 

[jeff_is_smiling]

My laundry...the MASSIVE amount of dishes from yesterdays gathering....that's enough...lol

 

[ThirdShift]

Eating. I ate a massive amount of food at a picnic.

 

[Lunation]

I'm content with losing an occasional swarm exactly for that reason. Feral honeybees in the UK were devastated by the combination of overuse of pesticides and the arrival of varroa destructor from Asia. A lot of our managed bees seem to be learning how to preen each other of the varroa which is good news indeed, and the European Union has made good progress on the pesticide controls issues. So I'm glad to be accidentally contributing to the increase of the feral bee population. As long as they go to hollow trees and such [as these did] and not into my neighbours' cavity walls!

I remember reading that mites actually make the bees more susceptible to pesticides and they work hand in hand to kill the bees, in a way.

Ha! A swarm in the wrong place can be a pain. Dealt with one or two on school campuses.

Good work.

 

[Wild_Honey_66]

Or ... a lot of people including me love you and your friendship.

Oh, get out.

 

[janeyl]

I faced my fears and beat them...

 

[lakesailer_mi]

Finished up the landscaping we were working on.
Spread 15 bags of mulch.