Hey Dun

[hangna]

I see you're from the Ozarks in MO
We're in Springfield this week attending the National Junior Charolais show with the kids. 2000+ miles from home but loving your state.
They say we've dodged a bullet this week with the weather,
Thanks for arranging the nice weather :lol:

 

[dun]

Weather isn't all that nice. Temps in the mid to high 90s suck

dun

 

[msscamp]

Weather isn't all that nice. Temps in the mid to high 90s suck

dun

Amen!

 

[Ryan]

Weather isn't all that nice. Temps in the mid to high 90s suck

dun

Mid to high 90's? Thats a nice cool day right there.

 

[Frankie]

Weather isn't all that nice. Temps in the mid to high 90s suck

dun

Mid to high 90's? Thats a nice cool day right there.

That's the truth.

 

[Bullbuyer]

Weather isn't all that nice. Temps in the mid to high 90s suck

dun

Temp I can take - this stinkin' humidity is rough.

 

[milkmaid]

Weather isn't all that nice. Temps in the mid to high 90s suck

dun

Temp I can take - this stinkin' humidity is rough.

I agree with that!

 

[dun]

Temperature didn;t used to bother me either. One lousey bout of sunstroke 15 years ago and now the 90s just suck the life out of me.

dun

 

[MoGal]

A heart attack ten years ago ( I think you have a total body chemistry change after that) and the heat in the 90's bothers me as well, but mostly the humidity in the 90 percentile (like we've been having) just takes all the oxygen out of the air.

Glad you're enjoying the missouri ozarks.

 

[VanC]

Temperature didn;t used to bother me either. One lousey bout of sunstroke 15 years ago and now the 90s just suck the life out of me.

dun

Never had sunstroke, but can't take the heat like I used to. I'll take single digits over 90 and humid any day. Don't know how folks deal with temps of 110-125 or so, but then they probably wonder how others deal with -50 and colder like others do. All in what you're used to, I guess. Bottom line is, if you make a living working outside, you learn to deal with it, hot or cold.

 

[dun]

A heart attack ten years ago ( I think you have a total body chemistry change after that) and the heat in the 90's bothers me as well, but mostly the humidity in the 90 percentile (like we've been having) just takes all the oxygen out of the air.

Glad you're enjoying the missouri ozarks.

I never even thought about the heart deal. Bypass surgery 7-8 years ago leaving only 50% of it functiioning, legionaires disease about a year after the heat stroke leaving only 25-30% lung capacity. Hmmmmm, no wonder I get tired and can't handle the heat.
Goes back to the old deal "If I'ld known I was going to live this long I'ld have taken better care of my body"

dun

 

[msscamp]

Weather isn't all that nice. Temps in the mid to high 90s suck

dun

Mid to high 90's? Thats a nice cool day right there.

:shock: I knew there was a reason I've never moved to Texas, now I know what it is! ;-) :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[Lammie]

Weather isn't all that nice. Temps in the mid to high 90s suck

dun

Mid to high 90's? Thats a nice cool day right there.

:shock: I knew there was a reason I've never moved to Texas, now I know what it is! ;-) :lol: :lol: :lol:

I doubt I could handle a Wyoming winter! I like to hybernate when it gets in the 20's or 30's. Still, it is invigorating when you do have to get out and I find that it really energizes me. I would rather be out working on a cold day than on a hot one.

 

[Hill Creek Farm]

Well, we have had 6" of rain this week, so don't blow anymore rain up this way or this way Dun. Ground is way to saturated as it is now. Its been very seasonal here where I live with highs in the high 70's low 80's with a very nice breeze. :cboy:

 

[dun]

Well, we have had 6" of rain this week, so don't blow anymore rain up this way or this way Dun. Ground is way to saturated as it is now. Its been very seasonal here where I live with highs in the high 70's low 80's with a very nice breeze. :cboy:

What is is rain stuff people keep mentioning?

dun

 

[DOC HARRIS]

What is is rain stuff people keep mentioning?

Dun - It is the clouds perspiring because of the high humidity! :roll:

DOC HARRIS

 

[dun]

What is is rain stuff people keep mentioning?

Dun - It is the clouds perspiring because of the high humidity! :roll:

DOC HARRIS

Not much worry about that here. Just talked to a friend in the mojave desert and she's whining because the humidity is in the 40-60% range there. Here we haven;t cracked 30% in a week. Ah well, just like the peach pit, this too shall pass

dun

 

[MoGal]

well send that low humidity this way dun as yesterday it was 59% humidity, but at least its been down this past week from the week before. The fiance has been out in this for the last ten days combining fescue working 12-13 hours a day and they've got another 10 days to go. But he loves every aspect of farming and says it don't wear him out.

 

[Brandonm2]

well send that low humidity this way dun as yesterday it was 59% humidity, but at least its been down this past week from the week before. The fiance has been out in this for the last ten days combining fescue working 12-13 hours a day and they've got another 10 days to go. But he loves every aspect of farming and says it don't wear him out.

Shoot, the way those combines are built today with sound proof air conditioned cabs, stereo, and steering that a 12 year old girl could handle it certainly shouldn't wear him out. He ought to be able to go square dancing after 12 hours of modern combining.

 

[msscamp]

Weather isn't all that nice. Temps in the mid to high 90s suck

dun

Mid to high 90's? Thats a nice cool day right there.

:shock: I knew there was a reason I've never moved to Texas, now I know what it is! ;-) :lol: :lol: :lol:

I doubt I could handle a Wyoming winter! I like to hybernate when it gets in the 20's or 30's. Still, it is invigorating when you do have to get out and I find that it really energizes me. I would rather be out working on a cold day than on a hot one.

They can get a little interesting, but I guess it's all about what one is used to. Since cold weather energizes you, just think of the energy a Canadian winter would provide! Having never experienced one, I'm thinking it's a simple matter of keep moving at a fairly brisk pace or freeze solid! :shock: :shock: On second thought, I think I'll stay right where I am! ;-) :lol: :lol: :lol: