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Musovski · Mar 6, 2019

Fin said:
This has to be the only thread that is open all night. Lots of people in here that don’t sleep much.

whats sleep?

Katrina71 · Mar 7, 2019

Robin Haselden said:
Ugh... @Katrina71 I'm sorry I am so far behind. I JUST saw where you asked for help with plumbing. Did we figure that part out?

(I'm over 1700 posts behind, no way I can catch up )

Figure it out? Well...more like I have a clue, but that's about it. I appreciate you asking!

Katrina71 · Mar 7, 2019

Robin Haselden said:
Put the chocolate IN the coffee... bam, everything fixed.

Yes!

Katrina71 · Mar 7, 2019

Fin said:
This has to be the only thread that is open all night. Lots of people in here that don’t sleep much.

Night shifts, time zones, and the younger guys are in school and probably sleep 2.5 hours per day.

Katrina71 · Mar 7, 2019

Sorry I crashed early yesterday. I got my tail handed to me at work yesterday. I worked solo because the 18 year old said she just couldn't keep up and quit.

Katrina71 · Mar 7, 2019

@fabutahoun how is the flooding situation? We still have subdivisions under 3 feet of water.

fabutahoun · Mar 7, 2019

Today things looks stable a lot of cleaning up. because Amman is mostly mountains water drained to low areas only, all water went to the Zarqa River and filled the damp. King Talal damp is full for the first time in 40 years.

some photoge of the damp,
Sorry for the Arabic commentary on the videos
Mostly he is saying that these water is going to water the farms in The Jordan Valley, and to feed Jordan River and the Dead Sea.

Katrina71 · Mar 7, 2019

fabutahoun said:
Today things looks stable a lot of cleaning up. because Amman is mostly mountains water drained to low areas only, all water went to the Zarqa River and filled the damp. King Talal damp is full for the first time in 40 years.

some photoge of the damp,
Sorry for the Arabic commentary on the videos
Mostly he is saying that these water is going to water the farms in The Jordan Valley, and to feed Jordan River and the Dead Sea.

I'm glad it is improving. I hope there are positive things from the flood. Don't be sorry about Arabic commentary. I assume that is what you speak most of the time as well.

SashimiTurtle · Mar 7, 2019

Katrina71 said:
Sorry I crashed early yesterday. I got my tail handed to me at work yesterday. I worked solo because the 18 year old said she just couldn't keep up and quit.

I feel you, I worked 76 hours last week. Back to my regular 48 this week, but I still feel exhausted. Can't catch up... mmm coffee.

sfin52 · Mar 7, 2019

Robin Haselden said:
I feel you, I worked 76 hours last week. Back to my regular 48 this week, but I still feel exhausted. Can't catch up... mmm coffee.

I remember those days. Always tired. I hope you can get some down time and some shut eye.

sfin52 · Mar 7, 2019

fabutahoun said:
Today things looks stable a lot of cleaning up. because Amman is mostly mountains water drained to low areas only, all water went to the Zarqa River and filled the damp. King Talal damp is full for the first time in 40 years.

some photoge of the damp,
Sorry for the Arabic commentary on the videos
Mostly he is saying that these water is going to water the farms in The Jordan Valley, and to feed Jordan River and the Dead Sea.

Been in psab during a a dust storm and than heavy rain. Everything flooded, the water has no place to go. I hope all are safe

dantimdad · Mar 7, 2019

Robin Haselden said:
I feel you, I worked 76 hours last week. Back to my regular 48 this week, but I still feel exhausted. Can't catch up... mmm coffee.

Up until I had the stroke, I slept 4 hours a night from the time I was 6 years old.

I could go non-stop while I was up. It still freaks Sherry out how much I get done in a day and she is 11 years younger than me.

But, now, I have to have 6 hours to function. Especially since they won't let me drink as much coffee as I used to.

My advice: Strokes suck! Don't have one!

Fin · Mar 7, 2019

Katrina71 said:
Sorry I crashed early yesterday. I got my tail handed to me at work yesterday. I worked solo because the 18 year old said she just couldn't keep up and quit.

Could be worse. You could be @Sarah24! Sorry you had a rough day. Hopefully today will be better. When you get home today, break out the VS and heels and clean a pump! All better.

Fin · Mar 7, 2019

Cassie said to tell everybody good morning! Yes, she is growing like a weed!

SashimiTurtle · Mar 7, 2019

dantimdad said:
Up until I had the stroke, I slept 4 hours a night from the time I was 6 years old.

I could go non-stop while I was up. It still freaks Sherry out how much I get done in a day and she is 11 years younger than me.

But, now, I have to have 6 hours to function. Especially since they won't let me drink as much coffee as I used to.

My advice: Strokes suck! Don't have one!

My grandfather had 4, maybe 5 strokes and lived to the age of 92. Put salt on everything he ate. My aunt snuck a salt shaker into the rehabilitation facility after one of his strokes. He was already 90, put salt on everything he ate since the 30s and, he was 90... if he wanted salt, we figured we'd let him have it.

He slept about 6 hours a night if he forced himself to if I remember.

SashimiTurtle · Mar 7, 2019

sfin52 said:
I remember those days. Always tired. I hope you can get some down time and some shut eye.

Fall and spring are busy times in the power house... nice weather and lower loads on the system means a lot of work gets done around this time of the year. Lots of overtime to be had, and I'll suck it up like a sponge.

crusso1993 · Mar 7, 2019

Robin Haselden said:
I feel you, I worked 76 hours last week. Back to my regular 48 this week, but I still feel exhausted. Can't catch up... mmm coffee.

About the only good thing about this is if you're an "hourly" employee!

crusso1993 · Mar 7, 2019

dantimdad said:
Up until I had the stroke, I slept 4 hours a night from the time I was 6 years old.

I could go non-stop while I was up. It still freaks Sherry out how much I get done in a day and she is 11 years younger than me.

But, now, I have to have 6 hours to function. Especially since they won't let me drink as much coffee as I used to.

My advice: Strokes suck! Don't have one!

Isn't everyone about 11 years younger than you?!? Well, except me!

crusso1993 · Mar 7, 2019

Fin said:
Cassie said to tell everybody good morning! Yes, she is growing like a weed!

@Fin - she's beautiful!

dantimdad · Mar 7, 2019

Robin Haselden said:
My grandfather had 4, maybe 5 strokes and lived to the age of 92. Put salt on everything he ate. My aunt snuck a salt shaker into the rehabilitation facility after one of his strokes. He was already 90, put salt on everything he ate since the 30s and, he was 90... if he wanted salt, we figured we'd let him have it.

He slept about 6 hours a night if he forced himself to if I remember.

I don't believe for a second sodium has a thing to do with it. Sorry folks, but, nope I don't.

Mine was stress, smoking and super elevated calcium. I have always had perfect blood pressure and low cholesterol. I now have high blood pressure caused by the stroke and zero cholesterol.