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Good Morning Gang!
Nothing major weather wise, but just has that wintry look to the day. Very light snow that's kinda sorta sticking but no real accumulation.
Will be stuck in this pattern for a few days. Sounds like a few other BN'ers have been experienced a kickoff to winter as well.
Will be going to the Noon Michigan football game Saturday which will most likely be seeing upper teens in the morning leading to lower 20's around kickoff. Need to start working on getting my clothing layers in order. Along with my "heating fuel" of choice
Enjoy you hump day everyone!

Good Morning:

Not much to report from Ringville but we did have one of those "duh" moments last night.

Kevin and I both left work and met at the Honda dealer. Dropped off his Pilot for some major repairs. It was raining/snowing and since it was 5:30 it was black and very hard to see. I drove us home and 10 min later the dealer called and said they got in the car but the engine wouldn't turn over.
Turns out we left them the Valet key ......too late and too horrible outside to bother going back. So I got up early and got the right key to them before work this morning.....grrrrr.

I've got a horrible sinus headache...across forehead, around my eyes and even my teeth hurt. Popped some OTC sinus medicine......grrrrrr.

Did I say grrrrr

Good morning, Ken. That's a tough time, Linda. Seems problems compound themselves in the dark and cold.

Good morning. Looks like pants weather is here to stay, the long range forecast is for high temperatures in the low-mid 50s for the next week.

I was just catching up on yesterday's sports news. Buck Showalter, the Mets manager, was named National League Manager of the Year. He's the first Mets manager to win it and they've been in the major leagues since 1962 when they were an expansion team. It's also the 4th time Buck won, with 4 different teams. But he broke the 10 year cycle, his other 3 wins were in 1994, 2004 and 2014.

Frost on the lawn this morning, big change from yesterday!

SeattleParrotHead wrote: ↑November 16, 2022 11:47 am Frost on the lawn this morning, big change from yesterday!

Did you shout, "Get off my lawn"??

Sorry you're not feeling so goodly, Linda.

That's a pretty great statistic for Buck, Larry.

Morning Ken and Bill.

Stuck at the front desk for the rest of the week. She's got some doctoring stuff. So I have to schlep my work from my desk to the area I'm working at every day, including my chair (cause the ones they have over here are awful). Pretty sure I'm gonna be standing up and eating something resembling lunch, since I have no one to give me any breaks. Fun Fun.

That's about here for now. No snow till tomorrow, into Friday - but not a lot of it.

Sitting in my favorite beach bar in Biloxi, MS eating some Royal Reds. The heat is not working and it is in the 50's........freezing, but the Red's are making up for it.

What are royal reds?

Afternoon BNers

My weather page says it is raining. Not here. We have sunshine and 54 degrees.

Not much going on with us.

LIPH wrote: ↑November 16, 2022 1:25 pm What are royal reds?

I wondered too

MsMolly wrote:

LIPH wrote: What are royal reds?

I wondered too

Pleoticus Robustus

SeattleParrotHead wrote: ↑November 16, 2022 3:08 pm

MsMolly wrote:

LIPH wrote: What are royal reds?

I wondered too

Pleoticus Robustus

Otherwise known as shrimp.

MsMod wrote:

SPH wrote:

MsMolly wrote:

LIPH wrote: What are royal reds?

I wondered too

Pleoticus Robustus

Otherwise known as shrimp.

To Larry (and others), they may be "just shrimp" but to Michi (and other aficionados) they are Royal Red Shrimp. https://www.southernliving.com/food/sea ... red-shrimp

SeattleParrotHead wrote: ↑November 16, 2022 3:59 pm

MsMod wrote:

SPH wrote:

MsMolly wrote:

LIPH wrote: What are royal reds?

I wondered too

Pleoticus Robustus

Otherwise known as shrimp.

To Larry (and others), they may be "just shrimp" but to Michi (and other aficionados) they are Royal Red Shrimp. https://www.southernliving.com/food/sea ... red-shrimp

Guess there is a reason I didn't know. If it doesn't swim, I don't eat it.

Chilly down pouring rain, all day. But no snow for our little area so that’s a plus.

MsMolly wrote:

SPH wrote:

MsMod wrote:

SPH wrote:

MsMolly wrote:

LIPH wrote: What are royal reds?

I wondered too

Pleoticus Robustus

Otherwise known as shrimp.

To Larry (and others), they may be "just shrimp" but to Michi (and other aficionados) they are Royal Red Shrimp. https://www.southernliving.com/food/sea ... red-shrimp

Guess there is a reason I didn't know. If it doesn't swim, I don't eat it.

Bon Appetit!

I just looked out back, one of the houses across the street has Christmas lights on already. If you want to put them up before the weather gets too cold (and for the record, it usually doesn't get that cold here in November), I can see that. But at least wait until after Thanksgiving to light them.

SeattleParrotHead wrote: ↑November 16, 2022 5:43 pm

MsMolly wrote:

SPH wrote:

MsMod wrote:

SPH wrote:

MsMolly wrote:
I wondered too

Pleoticus Robustus

Otherwise known as shrimp.

To Larry (and others), they may be "just shrimp" but to Michi (and other aficionados) they are Royal Red Shrimp. https://www.southernliving.com/food/sea ... red-shrimp

Guess there is a reason I didn't know. If it doesn't swim, I don't eat it.

Bon Appetit!

That isn't swimming!

LIPH wrote: ↑November 16, 2022 6:52 pm I just looked out back, one of the houses across the street has Christmas lights on already. If you want to put them up before the weather gets too cold (and for the record, it usually doesn't get that cold here in November), I can see that. But at least wait until after Thanksgiving to light them.

That’s a Ringville rule. Lights are out there already since I try to beat the cold but they DO NOT get plugged in until Dec 1. It makes me sad that Thanksgiving doesn’t get as much attention as Halloween.