#rain delays

[hazlehoff]

no but they’re legitimately insane because abhishek just kept staring shubman down until shubman felt a pair of eyes on him and then abhishek just gestured for shubman to come over and shubman understood what that action meant and happily scooted over 😭🫶🏼

[janniksinn]

Under my umbrella—ella—ella, eh, eh, eh

[redsoxfenwaypark]

[southfloridacontractors]

Managing Spring Project Delays in South Florida

Spring in South Florida brings a surge in construction demand, but also unique delays. This guide explains how local contractors navigate seasonal challenges like weather, supply chain issues, and scheduling backlogs. THE SPRING SURGE As weather improves, homeowners and commercial clients rush to start projects. This creates intense competition for resources. Successful contractors plan months ahead, locking in suppliers and subcontractors to secure priority access. WEATHER WINDOWS & RAIN DELAYS Afternoon thunderstorms are a reality. Proactive contractors monitor multiple weather services and shift interior work to rainy days. Building buffer days into timelines helps keep projects on track without sacrificing quality. SUPPLY CHAIN FLUX National demand peaks with local surges, causing material shortages. Experienced builders maintain strong supplier relationships and develop alternative specs to avoid costly delays. STRATEGIC SCHEDULING Top firms limit simultaneous projects to maintain quality. They use technology to spot bottlenecks early and communicate realistic timelines to clients. Honest conversations about seasonal rhythms build trust. Understanding these strategies helps both contractors and clients set realistic expectations for spring builds.

[jensownzoo]

Drizzly day today so only got one gardening thing done before it started.

And that was to transplant four Jimmy Nardello peppers into the rear of this bed. Which I had previously designated the eggplant bed in the garden succession plan, but I forgot about these and given that the wildlife likes to steal this particular pepper it needed to go in the caged area. Or it will be, if I ever get the doors built. I have a lack-of-hinges problem right now because I used my stash up on building the newer coop. So half the eggplant will go here. The other half will go...elsewhere. TBD.

The other thing I was planning on doing today was to get all these canna bulbs in the ground. I did wander the yard, trying to figure out a new place for them since I used their old one, but haven't decided yet.

Did find that the nasturtium seeds I sowed here and there have started to emerge. I tried just soaking the seed this year instead of filing the seedcoat AND soaking and it seems to have worked. Will be doing that from now on.

First radish blossom. I blame the day we had that reached the mid-80s this week before dropping back to the more acceptable 70s. I had to give two bolting lettuces to the chickens this week as well and am having salads everyday to use up the rest. The bolting radish was in the plan though to bring in beneficials. We'll see if they're a hit. If so, I'll collect seed from them for next year before they go to the chickens.

The crimson clover near the radish row has busted out in blooms too. Several self-sown plants popped up this spring, which I hope to encourage as a yearly occurrence.

Bonus spring flowers:

One of two mock orange bushes have started to bloom. Unfortunately too rainy for much fragrance yet, which is its main draw for me.

And the yellow shrub rose has started blooming. It will bloom in waves if I keep it deadheaded until the weather gets too cold for it.

[beatsforbrothels]

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Zilla Rocca & Andrew - Rain Delays (ft. Curly Castro & Rich Jones)

[stonewallkickball]

LEADERSHIP TRYING TO RESCHEDULE PLAYOFFS FOR THE UMPTEENTH TIME

[ixthings]

Listen to this catchy tune