Random Stream of Consciousness

[Thurston]

Since they set speed cameras at 11 over, 10 over has been acceptable unless the cop needs some attention.

 

[Starecase]

So good View attachment 17815

Ever had any of Sprecher's other beers?

With relatives and friends living in the Milwaukee area, and knowing my desires for some of the darker pints, they usually grabbed different Sprecher creations for the visit.

 

[Starecase]

Since they set speed cameras at 11 over, 10 over has been acceptable unless the cop needs some attention.

I always thought it was so the cops could take a quick afternoon snooze.

 

[DMChiz]

Not sure about the rest of ya, but holy hell are we getting some wicked weather.

Torrential downpours and calling for damaging hail.

Everytime it starts up again, I'm looking at the plants in the yard like....

 

[laddyd]

I am beginning to feel like I'm trapped in consumer hell.
I should have followed my instincts and bought that sailboat and skedaddled.

 

[laddyd]

Since they set speed cameras at 11 over, 10 over has been acceptable unless the cop needs some attention.

insuring a steady supply of easy tickets when they need some revenue. thus creating the circle of life.

 

[Starecase]

Not sure about the rest of ya, but holy hell are we getting some wicked weather.

It got pretty dark and the grey clouds showed up here about an hour ago but nothing serious is falling from the sky yet. We have a smattering of drizzle that couldn't wash the bird shit off the car windows.

 

[DarkWeb]

Ones that can grow in the sun instead of shade.

Top Sun-Tolerant & Heat-Loving Mushrooms:

• Wine Cap / King Stropharia (Stropharia rugosoannulata): Also known as the "Garden Giant". It is one of the easiest mushrooms to grow outdoors and is highly tolerant of partial to full sun, provided its woodchip or straw bed is kept adequately moist. It thrives as a companion plant in vegetable gardens (e.g., around tomatoes or corn).
• Almond Agaricus (Agaricus subrufescens): A hearty, high-protein mushroom that loves warm conditions and thrives in greenhouses or high tunnels where it receives ample light and warmth.
• Pink Oyster (Pleurotus djamor): A tropical, fast-growing mushroom that handles high summer heat and can produce flushes within a week.
• Dryad’s Saddle (Cerioporus squamosus): Often found foraging on dead or living hardwood during the spring, this species can handle warmer, brighter exposures than delicate shade-dwellers.

Oysters are some of the easiest mushrooms to grow. I've never tried them outside. I tried to grow the kings outside a while back but had no success. I'm not sure on growing in direct sun though. They might shrivel up quick.

 

[RickM]

I struggle with broccoli, it either flowers or gets worms. Growing collards and they get the same attention from cabbage moths. But we eat the greens young and it's easier to get worms off leaves than flowers like broccoli.

I think soaking in salt water will get bugs off of broccoli... last year was my best year.. I got 4 long florets.. good for a single serving.. yay

 

[RickM]

I've grown king and the pink.

Oysters are some of the easiest mushrooms to grow. I've never tried them outside. I tried to grow the kings outside a while back but had no success. I'm not sure on growing in direct sun though. They might shrivel up quick.

I was thinking of growing Wine Caps around or under corn or tomatoes