Oh boy! Can't wait to be told how I like my apps arranged. :rolleyes:

A cloud attack of large magnitude... a Hazuricane? Time to board up the Windows.

I can't say one way or the other... yet. The nighttime tour group was a bit too large to have anything exciting happen, I think. I'd like to go back with a smaller group and stay through the night, to see what sorts of experiences are to be had. I hadn't seen the Ghost Files investigation of the place, so thank you for the link.

Checked off a bucket list item, and experienced a late-night tour of Waverly Hills Sanatorium, in Louisville, KY. Waverly opened in 1910, to house patients suffering from tuberculosis, and closed in 1961 when medical advancements rendered the building obsolete. The building's Gothic architecture is quite beautiful, but is home to an overwhelming amount of sadness. Estimates suggest more than 30-thousand have taken their last breaths here. I didn't get to see the front of the building, so below is from the rear. The sections missing (where you might expect to see) windows is intentional design, as is the shape of the structure. There was a belief that unrestricted sunlight and fresh air were vital parts of the treatment process.

Thomas is as happy as can be... but it deeply unsettles me. I hope they don't make his friends.

"Tide Pods" was already taken.

The documents can be summarized by the symbol, "$".

That looks lovely, but I'd only want it to stick around long enough to build a proper snowman. :)

We were at one of my local state parks, within Tennessee's Cherokee National Forest. There are some absolutely beautiful places to detox along the Appalachian Mountains.

I've recently begun experimenting with a new hobby, RC Rock Crawlers. The weather was too lovely to pass up on this last Sunday, so I took two of my kids on a 1/18th scale overlanding trip. It was quite an enjoyable adventure, and they're looking forward to the next.

My condolences to you and your family. :rose:

My kids have all benefitted from her Imagination Library, so I certainly have some admiration for her. A friend of mine works at her theme park, Dollywood. He's mentioned that she's quite a lovely and respectful person.

Can't wait to see the going rate for a new ISandal...

...the screen turned blue. :rolleyes:

I believe you're talking about the Nutty Putty cave incident. They shut down and sealed the cave after his passing, and left his body, because it was too dangerous to retrieve. There's a movie based on the accident, The Last Decent. edit: I see Yac mentioned the same. I swear that reply wasn't there when I started typing. :-O

Both of my brothers have done it recently, and speak highly of the experience. It's on my bucket list, but I'll wait until the kids are significantly older.

It seems here that you *checks notes* signed up for Office 364. ;P

It'll be in for a real shocker when it encounters humans with fluid speech.

Since having kids, I've learned something similar for navigating the household at night, ouchlocation. No clicks to speak of, only whispered grunts and cursing. You quickly discover all of the unpleasant things you don't want to step on... again. :omg:

I guess someone figured it needed Bing to improve its search results... :-\