It’s Dolly Parton Day 9/25/2026

Started by NEMMRRC, September 25, 2026, 06:07:50 AM

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NEMMRRC

Howdy. 

The internet declared that 9/25 be Dolly Parton day. So let's make it so. 

Happy Friday as well. 

I need to get in some yard work and perhaps I'll get in some modeling this weekend. Tonight is a fish fry my wife wants to go to. 

Later. 

Zephyrus52246

Morning all,

Raining (again) and a high of 65 later.  Glad I got the lawn mowed yesterday, though it was at the highest setting and hopefully I can mow it again tomorrow (but it may rain--again).  

I think I've solved one of the layout questions.  Working on the second, and I'm cutting and filling in some areas with styrofoam so I can get the landforms in.  

Dolly Parton day sounds great.  

Jeff

jbvb

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Good morning, Jaime, Jeff and those on the way. It's 50-ish on the NH seacoast and still sunny.  Forecast is clouds coming in, everything warming up as the storm approaches but rain not arriving before the wee hours.  I have laundry to do, but while the machine is working I'll take a load of apples and pawpaws to the farmstand.
James

KentuckySouthern

Howdy.

The internet declared that 9/25 be Dolly Parton day. So let's make it so.

All day or 9-5?  I like to keep abreast of such developments.

Nice and chilly, 40s, in MI.  Might give Dolly and thrill.  Sun at the moment.

All 1:1 yesterday, new blades on the zero turn and then test run, ok!

Back to the bench today? Part of the day.

Be well. 

deemery

I'm fine with dedicating 9-25 to Dolly Parton.  There should be some appropriate way to celebrate, read a book with a kid?

Today I should have some photos of my laser-cut shed to show, as I finish up the siding.  It's been a good learning experience. I also have some tests to run on the laser for the Lightburn people to help run down the bug I've observed.  Scotch Club has relocated from Saturday 4:00 to today at 7:00 because of the Nor'Easter.

dave
Modeling the Northeast in the 1890s - because the little voices told me to

GPdemayo

Gregory P. DeMayo
General Construction Superintendent Emeritus
St. Louis & Denver Railroad
Longwood, FL

ReadingBob

Afternoon all,

I did some hedge trimming and clean up yesterday. Took a toll on my back but it's feeling better now. Think I'll reward myself with  a little workbench time now.

Have a great one!
Bob Butts
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Regards  Rob
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