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Thank you @sumi I am glad you liked the photo, the tiny white dot on the water is a man in a kayak who has the entire lake to himself, he must be another retiree. One of the local TV stations liked the photo also.

We have had nothing but gas stoves for over half a century and would never switch to electric. My son has an electric stove and if my wife has to cook a meal at his house all she does is complain about the stove. Also, we have a ventless fireplace and it does not have any smell either. The...

The golden light of autumn makes photography a joy and each day precious.

Water, water, everywhere, soon it will be frozen solid. :rolleyes:

Long Pond, Grafton Lakes Park. Today summer made a return appearance but the beach was deserted. Oh, the joy of being retired. ;)

Paint Mine Creek, Thatcher Park, Voorheesville, NY.

Helderberg Escarpment.

Thanks @sumi It was a pretty good hike but well worth the effort.

Fall is coming quickly to upstate New York. Martin Dunham Reservoir, Grafton, New York.

We have had Roku devices for several years. They are great.

The Queen of American Lakes – Lake George. When Thomas Jefferson gazed upon the waters of Lake George in 1791, he was inspired to write, “Lake George is without comparison, the most beautiful water I ever saw.” I totally agree.

I would like to add to the previous post that each of the local broadcast stations have sub-channels broadcasting old TV shows like Gunsmoke, Perry Mason, MASH, All in the family and several more that are shown late into the night. My wife loves these old show so I purchased a device on Amazon...

What you are referring to was when the TV stations changed from analog to digital broadcasting. The old antennas for analog signals would no longer work. When the cable company raised our rates to more than a car payment I cut the cord and installed digital antennas, one outdoors and one in...

Now we have fake weather. https://www.cnn.com/videos/weather/2018/09/15/weatherman-criticized-for-being-overdramatic-hurricane-florence-lc-orig.cnn

No, the leaves are not rubbery and it is definitely oregano. There are only a few plants in the container but I have lots of seeds left from what I received on Ebay. I have enough seeds for hundreds of plants but we only use a little fresh oregano. Theresa dries and crushes some to store from...

Mary, Here is an actual photo of the oragano that the seeds I mentioned above produced. It is really dwarf and really pungent. Jack

The plastic is really heavy or I would not have used it. See the addition to the post above.

Mary, they are plastic berry baskets that Theresa had in the basement. They originally were inserts for containers meant to store berries in the refrigerator. Theresa uses the containers but has never used the inserts. She asked me if I could use them before they went into the recycle...

Martha Stewart would be aghast if she saw my containers, but a simple Mason Jar makes an attractive container for hydroponic basil. ;)