You should look at "Calibre" software. It's free. It is made for eBooks, but can catalog paper books as well. Just put in an entry but don't add any file that would normally contain the eBook. Using it's "tags" and "custom fields" you could categorize things however you wanted - room, shelf, hardback/paperback, etc. Calibre can automatically download meta data on each book - author, genre, date of publication, ISBN number, etc. - or you can manually populate that stuff as well. You can also expose Calibre to the web as well (protect it with appropriate authentication though). So you can access your installation from any computer, or your smartphone, etc.
They were from last year and I probably won't have to pay anything for them. He gets free plants. He doesn't want to take advantage of the situation. I told him to send me the bill for them, but he probably won't lol.
Something happened at my grandparent's ranch that I never knew about. I know there was some history there. One pasture was adjacent to a friend of my grandfather's pasture. Both pastures were for cattle. There was a double fence there, a few feet apart. I have no idea where the boundary line was on the pastures. It is the only place I've ever seen a double fence, that I remember anyway.
I'm writing my memoir
That's awesome!
Darlin' you aren't old enough to write memoirs. You should be out making them!
After a 4 store adventure today I finally got enough oil for my truck, actually for 2 oil changes but that wasn't my initial plan.Well, 3 pages of posts since I was here last. I will go back and read them tomorrow night or Monday but.......
Spent a couple days in Vegas to hang with my son and take him to practice and his basketball game. Gas prices in Vegas ranged from about $4.30 to $4.60 for the cheap stuff and about $4.80 to $5.20 for diesel. NOT A TYPO, I saw nothing less than $4.30 a gallon, and that was the 85 octane., which is fine for cheap engines in higher elevations where you don't need the higher octane levels.
I hit the gas station at the reservation in Utah and their prices were 87 octane for $3.66, 89 for $3.80, and 91 for $3.94, and diesel was $4.24. Ugh.
On the way home I stopped at Auto Zone to get antifreeze and oil to work on my truck tomorrow. The do not have ANY 15w-40 for diesel engines. It was too late to go to another store so I came home and checked online. Costco has 15w-40 conventional dinosaur oil, 3 gallons for $40. O'Reillly's has Shell T6 synthetic heavy duty for $32 a gallon, and I need 3 gallons for an oil change. $96 just for one oil change!!!!! And, the store close to me doesn't have it so I have to drive across town to the other store.
Soooo, will I buy the dyno oil from Costco for $40 or pay $96 for the synthetic? Woooo-OOOO-ooooo, only the Shadow knows. Who am I kidding, probably going to Costco and getting 2 cases to make sure I have some for the next oil change because who knows how this year will turn out.
I am tired, it's been a long couple of days. Shower, bourbon, and bed time for me. Night night.
My wife has mint that I had never heard of. Chocolate, strawberry, and all of them I think. You have to take a leaf and rub it in your hands to find out which it is. She keeps my life interesting.
I can imagine that cattle on either side of a single fence can have problems.
My seeds I planted yesterday still haven't sprouted - geesh! How long are they gonna take? This afternoon, I ironed and/or repaired a bunch of Hubby's clothes. Vacuumed up a bunch of spiderwebs upstairs then the floors since I was at it. Dishes all done. I learned a new way to make my own barometer so am going to "play" and see if I can do it. I miss having one. I had one years ago until it broke (don't remember how it broke.) Hubby just brought me a margarita so life is good!
