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Okay, let's run the list. We had Tracy, thank you for your check-in. Joan, text 2CW. Come with me. Hello, Jim. Thanks for picking it up for Brian. And I thought of it, I almost did, but I thought, you know, two nights in a row I can't do it. Anyway, what I did today, I don't even know if I got out of that. Now that I think about it, I took two or three naps today, you know. So sometimes your battery is fully charged, and sometimes you just feel like, you know. Today was a tired day for some reason. But I got some good sleeping time. And the module was not out, it was a low overcast. And I could hear the planes, I mean, from one of the naps this afternoon. I was awaited abruptly by, I think it was a plane, the Blue Ranges were flying. But also saw one of their cargo planes. And I heard the turbopops of the plane, I forget what it's called, Fat Albert. But I couldn't see it, I couldn't see it, I couldn't see it largely because I just stayed in my tent bed. I kind of pulled the flap to look at the sky out of the window. And then I pulled the flap and put my dentist pillow over my head. So I just had been home drinking, sipping on coffee. Gosh, I don't remember if I got out of the building, I don't think I did. And I've just now made one of the things I like, foods I like. And maybe I shouldn't because it's starchy. But I have potatoes, I have a bag of potatoes. And once in a while I like to wash and scrub and dice up a couple of them. And put them in a bowl with salt and olive oil and faludu hot sauce. And bake them in the microwave oven for six minutes. And then I take it out and put some ketchup on it, some organic unsweetened ketchup. And I dimble on it. And I now have the last four pieces sitting here on my piano keyboard. Cheers, governors, thank you, Tim. Again, all the numbers to all my hands. This is Joan on Broadway in the Capitol Hill Behavioral Observatory. Handing it back to Ned. Thank you for the report, Joan. Yes, it sounds like you had a pretty much relaxed day taking some naps and so forth there in your tent. And observing the life down below. Even though they're small, those are people down there on the street. I had a relaxed day. I'm getting ready for a trip. I'm a little behind in my preparation so I'll be up quite a bit tonight. I should have taken a nap. It was a good idea for me to take a nap. I did not take a nap. I might have to nap after this, Ned, for about half an hour and 45 minutes. And then I try to get up so I can complete my preparation. I'm actually boarding an airplane at 8. I'm taking the train there, which means I need to get the train at 4 to 45 or something. Which is before the bus is running, so that means I've got to walk half a mile. That's a little less than half a mile down to the train station. At least it's walkable. I'm taking a suitcase, of course. So that's the fun I've got tonight. Okay, well, thank you for your check-in, Joan. Next we have AB6M-B. Jeff, come ahead with your report. Okay, Tim, thank you very much and thank you for doing the net. Yeah, I just had a nice day today to watch some baseball and some Tour de France bicycling and racing. And I got a nice temperature outside today, so it's very pleasant. Yeah, the schools are out there bebopping around, but I didn't see Rocky at the end of the day. So maybe he had a better offer somewhere, I don't know. But I got some stuff out there for him. Yeah, just doing some reading and working on some, about starting to write a book for traveling around Northern California, mostly the Bay Area. And see what else is going on, just to set the most over. Cherry hockey chicken, Jack in the Box has great cherry hockey chicken. It is really, really good, believe it or not. And you buy the, you know, you can buy it in a bowl and it just, I froze it and took it out and cooked it and boy, it tasted good. So I'm not sure how they did it, but they got a pretty good cherry hockey chicken dish with rice and that. That's about all I got, Tim. So let me turn it back to you and it would be great to hear everybody else. AV6MB. Glad to hear your weather's going down well down there. Jeff, up here we had most cloudy days. The sun kind of tried to get out a couple of times, but we remain mostly overcast. 69 degrees high right now, 69. Humidity is 60 percent, doesn't feel bad. Light wind, 3 miles an hour. Tomorrow it's going to get a little warmer, a little more sun. And then Tuesday and Wednesday it kind of pulls off again a little bit. Not bad though, not bad. And then towards the end of the week we get up into the upper 70s. Anyway, thank you for your report. Next we've got UK 7 IJC. Come ahead with the report. Hey Tim, thank you so much for hosting the debt for Brian. Well, you've got a lot to do tonight. Visit today's report in the morning. Today was a great day. I got to visit with Matt, KI7UES, and Dean, KG7ODB. It was a wonderful thing those two girls. Andy and I ventured out. And yeah, it was a lovely day. This is for Peter Station Kilo 7 November Quebec November. All Star Note 622. Located in Shelton, Washington. It was relaxing. Andy and I had some dinner and now we're just going back to the net. Let everyone have a wonderful, wonderful week. 7-3 and thanks again Tim. KK7IJZ in 33 to John. Well, Rebecca, you're sounding great there. Thank you for checking in. And it's always a pleasure to sit in and stuff on the net. So glad to be here. Let's see. Next, KK7, Kilo, Cedar. There might be a scene between Kilo and Cedar. I think I might have let her. Would that station come ahead please? 4-8 Tim, this is Justin, KA7QES. 7-3, thanks for running the net. Hope you're doing well. I'm a little late to the net. Enjoyed the round of pins. I'm finally winding down after a very busy weekend. Yesterday was the annual pig roast party that my best friend threw up every summer. And this year he roasted a 98-pound pig which was delicious and super fun. And I get to bar defend at his party and make an enormous amount of tea. He got to get those for phones. So, I spent a lot of West Week and a lot of my Friday night Saturday morning prepping things for that. Which was really fun. And everyone seemed to really enjoy the drinks and be having a thoroughly good time. So, I was happy. It was a great big party. Kids roaming and running through the yard and playing on a zip line. And the pro-ups just had a good time. And sometimes joining the kids on the line. It was really fun and silly. We all ate really well. And that was good. My wife and girls did not get to go to the table. They were on a home and kids camping in the end in the South Spence. And they got home late this afternoon. And we've all just been kind of unwind and cleaning. And our kitchen is currently a disaster. Probably will be until tomorrow, you think. But, yeah, that's how it goes. It's okay. We're all okay with it because it just shows we had a fun weekend. I hope everyone is doing great out there. And everyone had a great week. KK7 QES back to net. Sounds like you had a fun filled weekend and plans for the weekend. Yeah, excellent. Excellent. I like that. Alright. It is 9.31 now. This is KI7 Sulu Echo on the PSRG repeater. I'm going to take some announcements here. Let's see, I've got the announcement page in front of me. As usual, I'm not looking at the Facebook page. I should really do that. On our PSRG website, that's PSRG.org, where you can find out all the information about the Puget Sound Repeater Group. On the top of the page, it's got, Find Time was had by all at the PSRG picnic. Where's Jack? Jack was playing a trick here. He took three photos and everyone else stayed in place, but Jack, quick as he is, got in three places at one time for the photo. I don't know. So, check out where Jack is. It looks like, let's see, PSRG board meeting, August 9th, next Saturday, will be held Saturday, 1.30 p.m. on Zoom. As always, anyone who's invited to attend and comment, only board members will vote. Details for the Zoom login will be posted on the webpage, PSRG.org, so check that out. And I always find the board meeting is informative, so if you've never checked it out, try that out. Okay, let's see, coming up next week, PSRG season seven, so it's going to bring or shine Newton Met and Ice Cream Social, August 10th. That is going to be at Green Lake. So check out the webpage here. It's got the details, but basically it's going to be on the east side of Green Lake, just north of the Paddlebone Rentals and the Green Lake Cafe Confessions stand, so there's a parking lot right there, which usually fills up pretty quick. And considering this is noon on the 10th and sure, the parking lot will be pretty full. But there's street parking nearby. If you're a little persistent, you can find a street parking. There's another parking lot further to the west that is not usually, usually not nearly as busy as the parking lot near the concession stand in the pool rentals. So check that out. This will be run by Kenny, KJ7RAP, and Robert, KJ7JXM as hosts. We will be giving out when you get a chance to check in at the net table and pick up an ice cream ticket. So pick up a ticket, redeem your ticket at the Green Lake Cafe Confessions stand, which is located right near the Paddle Boats, across from the Paddle Boats. And then come back in and hang out with your hams. Hams, entry, and ice cream. And it probably will come smashing together, so we'll have ice cream all mixed up. I don't know. We'll see. Unfortunately, I won't get town, so I will not be there. Otherwise, it would be if you have a calling frequency shown, 46550 simplex. If you need directions to come in or whatever, I think you're pretty clear if you've ever been to Green Lake. Okay. So, let's see what's next here. Drop a sec.
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