Breakfast sounds good think I'll join ya and fry up a couple eggs.
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Unconventional
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Breakfast burrito sounds good 
It does sound good with some hot sauce and lots of cheese.Breakfast burrito sounds good
Unconventional
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Burritos are very open minded content wise 
As long as it has refried beans in it yea.Burritos are very open minded content wise
Unconventional
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BBQ leftovers with some salsa fresca works well
I'm going to the restaurant for pancakes
Finally stopped after 3 days. It did break and sun was out with perfect timing for our picnic yesterday. No idea what the total rainfall was.
Got some bacon out of the freezer last night. Thinking that and french toast soon...
Good Morning
Sounds like a better idea then I won't have to clean up.
Unconventional
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"Too much to Drink Last Night Omelette" from Kay's sounds real good, but that place is a mad house on Sunday mornings
Had a nasty storm roll through last evening. Blinked the power at work. Just enough to drop out a few things including the newest big *** main breaker that has phase protection on it. So I had to get my arc flash gear on and reset it.
Scrambled eggs with a sprinkle of cheese, a piece of bacon and toast with apple butter. Coffee black.
I'm not touching that switch! Flash gear? no thanks.
We had hail last night. My pick up got it especially the roof. The house and garage roof look good but I haven't looked close.
Most good restaurants are. Especially diner types. I worked at the R&S diner right out of high school. Place was insane Sunday Morning. Highest volume of the week
Sorry to hear that Mike.
Unconventional
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Bummer. I bet I haven't seen hail but a handful of times in all my life. Never anything bigger than a BB and usually for about 2 minutes.
I've been throwing big breakers most of my life. This was actually the first time I had the proper face shield/hood and used it. If you really want to put it in perspective. look at the wide open 'knife' switches and other equipment that used to power factories. Probably turned on and off bare handed by the custodian.
Hate that for you Mike. You just have to sit and watch it happen.
Unconventional
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One of the practical things I lernt from MSHA was "never stand directly in front of a circuit breaker when switching it". Had a 100 amper grenade on me once. Not fun.
Hopefully nothing that cant be fixed or replaced and all insured.... We had hail once so far this year. I wasn't home, but believe it was only 'pea size' We do get bigger stuff though. I think it was more like quarter size that got us a new roof and gutters from insurance a few years back.
Unconventional
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Big enough to use in concrete paving for interstates
Not even sure what the amps were on this. I think the 6-8 subpanels it feeds are at least 100's. I'll have to look tomorrow. When I ran the refrig systems I was frequently throwing 500A or bigger like they were light switches. LOL
I like your nails there TMM
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