Saturday's fine coffee....

[Mugwump]

...MMMMmmmm..and what a good cup it is, too......pretty cool day today...mid 60's.....splendid weather  ..48deg's out there right now, windows open and nice fresh cool air.....

I'll partially load the swap things in the Tahoe this morning, then all's that's left for tomorrow morn'n is fish and water...

then it'll be a putz day.....

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...pot #2...

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[wsantia1]

Great cups of coffee today. Sunny and very nice out right now but rain is on the way and it will probably be with us through tomorrow. The electrician will be here today working on my additional lines so that will occupy most of my day.

[Ron Sower]

Yup...Coffee's great! Especially with a small slice of Turtle Cheesecake along with it for breakfast! I never attach a specific mealtime with any specific food group.

Went to the Fair yesterday. Was eager to see how that would go after the chiropractic adjustments on Wed. I  did better than most days of just standing and shuffling along in the crowd..hate that! ...But the lower right ''hotspot'' began hurting again, but not really any major shooting pain down my leg. Later in the afternoon I went for my next scheduled chiro appt and left feeling like I'd been hit by a Seahawk linebacker. Somewhat better this morning.

We have a community breakfast at the clubhouse at 10 this morning. There'll be some good vittles there. And then at 1pm I'll visit a client friend and take several offers for his Mom's home to him to select from. That's always a good thing, but when they ask me which one to take, I have to really drill down further into their true objectives for selling to be able to help them determine which price AND TERMS are right for them.

[wsantia1]

Great cups of coffee today. Sunny and very nice out right now but rain is on the way and it will probably be with us through tomorrow. The electrician will be here today working on my additional lines so that will occupy most of my day.

Great job done by the electrician today. He installed a sub-panel in the basement (the main panel is in the garage ) and added 5 circuits with GFCI outlets. A little overkill for what I need but he gave them to me at a price that couldn't be beat.

[Mugwump]

Great cups of coffee today. Sunny and very nice out right now but rain is on the way and it will probably be with us through tomorrow. The electrician will be here today working on my additional lines so that will occupy most of my day.

Great job done by the electrician today. He installed a sub-panel in the basement 9the main panel is in the garage ) and added 5 circuits with GFCI outlets. A little overkill for what I need but he gave them to me at a price that couldn't be beat.

Now you're all set for more tanks.... ....can't waste those breakers ya know...

[LizStreithorst]

Excellent.  There's no such thing as too much electricity.

[wsantia1]

Great cups of coffee today. Sunny and very nice out right now but rain is on the way and it will probably be with us through tomorrow. The electrician will be here today working on my additional lines so that will occupy most of my day.

Great job done by the electrician today. He installed a sub-panel in the basement 9the main panel is in the garage ) and added 5 circuits with GFCI outlets. A little overkill for what I need but he gave them to me at a price that couldn't be beat.

Now you're all set for more tanks.... ....can't waste those breakers ya know...

I will eventually. I have to get things stabilized with the humidity down there. Ever since I set up the latest 55g last week the dehumidifier has been running non stop. I find it hard to believe that the 55g is the cause of that. More investigation needed.

[BallAquatics]

Excellent.  There's no such thing as too much electricity.

+1

Dennis

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Great cups of coffee today. Sunny and very nice out right now but rain is on the way and it will probably be with us through tomorrow. The electrician will be here today working on my additional lines so that will occupy most of my day.

Great job done by the electrician today. He installed a sub-panel in the basement 9the main panel is in the garage ) and added 5 circuits with GFCI outlets. A little overkill for what I need but he gave them to me at a price that couldn't be beat.

Now you're all set for more tanks.... ....can't waste those breakers ya know...

I will eventually. I have to get things stabilized with the humidity down there. Ever since I set up the latest 55g last week the dehumidifier has been running non stop. I find it hard to believe that the 55g is the cause of that. More investigation needed.

   Real good glass tops eliminate tons of moisture...and reduce heater run time too....Ed had a 16" wide 'U' channel running on the ceiling that ran from one window across the basement to another window. He made cutouts every 3'-4' and added a vent grid....with a good small pushing fan and another drawing out it created a cheap exhaust that worked like a dream.... I'm still try'n to figure out how to do it efficiently here using his design...he only had his fans on low, you couldn't even hear them run...but the easy draw was constant.....I believe he had the fans on timers, the windows had dampers similar to drier vents....

   Aron had a rig that vented only...it pulled from through the house out through the fish room window.....it kept his humidity way down too...and only used the fish room window...

[GraphicGr8s]

Excellent.  There's no such thing as too much electricity.

Tell that to someone hit by lightning.

[wsantia1]

Excellent.  There's no such thing as too much electricity.

+1

Dennis

I love it. I have plenty of places to plug into now. The guy charged me 200 bucks to install 275 bucks worth of wiring, outlets and the sub panel. It took him about 6 hours including shopping for the material. I thought it was a bargain.

[BallAquatics]

Sounds like a great deal to me too!  Enjoy!   

Dennis

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Excellent.  There's no such thing as too much electricity.

+1

Dennis

I love it. I have plenty of places to plug into now. The guy charged me 200 bucks to install 275 bucks worth of wiring, outlets and the sub panel. It took him about 6 hours including shopping for the material. I thought it was a bargain.

Does your electrician have fish yet?.....