Going for groceries, Rita is making shrimp mac and cheese tonight, I'm making Sloppy Joes tomorrow and some homemade bread, going to make plenty and freeze.  Going to make extra iced tea and put it in quart jars undiluted.  Give us stuff for the rest of the week without having to do much.  A friend of Rita's is taking her and my youngest taking me, different hospitals.  Then Rita's daughter is going to pretend she is a responsible adult and going to stay here Tuesday night.  We are both supposed to do it outpatient but things can change.   
 

Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are hot.

Hmmm, if you think about it, yeah everything I have is at least no newer designed than mid- 20 century.
My new Smith is basically a J-frame first introduced in the 50's. and my Springfield EMP is an updated 9MM rendition of a 1911.

A scary black rifle. A Bushmaster XM15-E2S.

'Tis 25 and sunny. High of 57.

Slim

I am getting modern. I bought a rifle today that was designed in the 1960's. 

Slim

I just received this morning an email from Harbour Freight, say's I have won a Pittsburg Tool Set.

 Scammers are doubling efforts to rip off internet users by impersonating the hardware store chains like Harbor Freight Tools in emails and on websites. The fake "free" offers presented by scammers in a variety of different emails included a "170-Piece Stanley Tool Set," "Milwaukee Power Drill," "DeWalt Power Station," and other products.
 I have received other similar email scams including Walmart, Target, Kohl's, Lowe's, Home Depot, Ace and others.

The links in all of the emails, began with a survey and ended with a hidden subscription scam. The survey is fake, meaning that no one was going back and checking users' answers to compile any data.



avoid the scammers "Caveat emptor"

Scroll over or otherwise hover over the “from” in the email.
That will usually show an obvious “not from harbor freight adress”

Also, scroll or hover over the link, similar results.

Also also, do not bother to try to “unsubscribe” from anything anymore, it just confirms to the bad players that they have a live email
Yhs
Prof mumbles

I just received this morning an email from Harbour Freight, say's I have won a Pittsburg Tool Set.

 Scammers are doubling efforts to rip off internet users by impersonating the hardware store chains like Harbor Freight Tools in emails and on websites. The fake "free" offers presented by scammers in a variety of different emails included a "170-Piece Stanley Tool Set," "Milwaukee Power Drill," "DeWalt Power Station," and other products.
 I have received other similar email scams including Walmart, Target, Kohl's, Lowe's, Home Depot, Ace and others.

The links in all of the emails, began with a survey and ended with a hidden subscription scam. The survey is fake, meaning that no one was going back and checking users' answers to compile any data.



avoid the scammers "Caveat emptor"