Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?

[MinnieM123]

Just posting because we haven't posted in here since Thursday.

Hi PUSH! I hope you're having a fun Labor Day long weekend.

And Happy Labor Day weekend to everyone.

 

[trr1]

August 30

• National Toasted Marshmallow Day
• National Grief Awareness Day
• National Beach Day
• National College Colors Day – Friday before Labor Day

August 31

• National South Carolina Day
• National Matchmaker Day
• National Diatomaceous Earth Day
• National Trail Mix Day

September National Months

• National Disease Literacy Month *
• Baby Safety Month
• Better Breakfast Month
• Classical Music Month
• Fall Hat Month
• Hispanic Heritage Month – September 15 to October 15
• Intergeneration Month
• International Update Your Resume Month
• Little League Month
• National Americana Month
• National Square Dance Month
• National Blueberry Popsicle Month
• National Chicken Month
• National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
• National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month
• National Courtesy Month
• National Honey Month
• National Italian Cheese Month
• National Library Card Sign Up Monthhttp://nationaldaycalendar.com/national-honey-month-september/
• National Mortgage Professional Month
• National Mushroom Month
• National Papaya Month
• National Piano Month
• National Potato Month
• National Preparedness Month
• National Recovery Month
• National Rice Month
• National Self-Care Awareness Month
• National Sewing Month
• National Sickle Cell Awareness Month
• Pulmonary Fibrosis Awareness Month
• Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome Awareness Month
• Save Your Photos Monthhttp://nationaldaycalendar.com/national-rice-month-september/
• Self Improvement Monthhttp://nationaldaycalendar.com/national-rice-month-september/
• Whole Grains Month
• National Suicide Prevention Month

September National Weeks

• National Childhood Injury Prevention Week – September 1-7, Annually
• National Waffle Week – First Full Week in September
• National Payroll Week – Week of Labor Day
• National Assisted Living Week – Starts Grandparent’s Day
• National Truck Driver Appreciation Week – Second Full Week
• National Suicide Prevention Week – Second Full Week
• National Biscuit and Gravy Week – Second Week in September – Annually
• National Days of Prayer and Remembrance -September 8-10 – Annually
• National Nephrology Nurses Week – Second Full Week
• Line Dance Week – Starts on Second Monday through Saturday
• National Healthcare Environmental Services Week – Second Full Week
• National Historically Black Colleges & Universities Week – Second Week
• National Eczema Week – Third Full Week
• Child Passenger Safety Awareness Week – Third Full Week
• National Farm Animals Awareness Week – Third Week of September
• National Farm & Ranch Safety & Health Week – Since 1944 the Third Full Week of September
• National Rehabilitation Awareness Week – Third Full Week in September
• National Singles Week -Third Full Week in September
• National Keep Kids Creative Week – Third Full Monday through Friday Week
• National Indoor Plant Week – Third Full Week of September
• National Surgical Technologists Week – Third Full Week of September
• National Security Officer Appreciation Week – Third Full Week
• National Construction Appreciation Week – Third Full Week
• National Wild Rice Week – Changes Annually – September 16-22, 2019
• National Chimney Safety Week – Changes Annually
• Active Aging Week – Either Last Week of September or First Week of October. Coincides with International Day of Older Persons on October 1.
• International Week of the Deaf – Last Full Week of September
• National Deaf Dog Week – Changes Annually (September 24 – October 1, 2019)
• National Chimney Safety Week – Changes Annually (End of September- Beginning of October)
• National Fall Foliage Week – Begins Last Sunday of September

September 1

• National Chicken Boy’s Day
• National No Rhyme (Nor Reason) Day

September 2

• National Blueberry Popsicle Day
• National V-J Day
• National Labor Day – First Monday in September

September 3

• National Welsh Rarebit Day
• U.S. Bowling League Day
• National Another Look Unlimited Day – Day after Labor Day

September 4

• National Wildlife Day
• National Newspaper Carrier Day
• National Macadamia Nut Day

September 5

• National Cheese Pizza Day

 

[trr1]

There’s not much to it yet because our plans are totally up in the air right now, but I have started my trip report.

didn't this happen in 2017 to you?

 

[JenniferS]

didn't this happen in 2017 to you?

Yuppers.

 

[SteveBrickNJ]

My family is enjoying a nice night at the shore

 

[SteveBrickNJ]

My family is enjoying a nice night at the shore View attachment 404222View attachment 404225View attachment 404226

Ending off the night at Ocean Grove NJ with some sugar

 

[trr1]

sure is quiet the last 2 days

 

[JenniferS]

sure is quiet the last 2 days

Storm watch.

 

[MinnieM123]

Even though I don't have to go back until Wednesday, I feel like summer is over. But hoping for a great year ahead!

PUSH, wishing you the best for first day of school tomorrow. I hope you have a really good school year with the children in your class. They are a fun age group to be around.

 

[NYwdwfan]

sure is quiet the last 2 days

Storm watch.

I missed an alert. Again.

 

[MinnieM123]

@JenniferS , this is just an fyi, and chances are you may not use money orders anyway, between Canada and the U.S. However, below is an announcement which surprised me, from our USPS web site, dated Aug. 30 --

Money Orders between the USPS and Canada Post
As of August 30, 2019, The Postal Service® no longer sells international postal money orders destined for Canada and no longer cashes international postal money orders issued by Canada Post. Also, as of August 30, 2019, Canada Post no longer sells international postal money orders destined for the U.S. and no longer cashes international postal money orders issued by The Postal Service.

Next Steps

• If you have a USPS® issued international postal money order destined for Canada, you can redeem it at a U.S. Post Office™ facility at face value.
• If you received and have not yet cashed a Canada Post issued money order, it is advised that you return the money order to the sender.

 

[trr1]

@JenniferS , this is just an fyi, and chances are you may not use money orders anyway, between Canada and the U.S. However, below is an announcement which surprised me, from our USPS web site, dated Aug. 30 --

Money Orders between the USPS and Canada Post
As of August 30, 2019, The Postal Service® no longer sells international postal money orders destined for Canada and no longer cashes international postal money orders issued by Canada Post. Also, as of August 30, 2019, Canada Post no longer sells international postal money orders destined for the U.S. and no longer cashes international postal money orders issued by The Postal Service.

Next Steps

• If you have a USPS® issued international postal money order destined for Canada, you can redeem it at a U.S. Post Office™ facility at face value.
• If you received and have not yet cashed a Canada Post issued money order, it is advised that you return the money order to the sender.

I wonder why?

 

[MinnieM123]

I wonder why?

Struck me odd as well. I'm curious. Political or something else? From the little I could find out about this, it was announced by USPS on the date that it ended, giving little notice to people who still had them. I think they still may be cashed at a bank, however, but I can't recall what the source was for that.

 

[PUSH]

I missed an alert. Again.

Same.

 

[Goofyernmost]

Struck me odd as well. I'm curious. Political or something else? From the little I could find out about this, it was announced by USPS on the date that it ended, giving little notice to people who still had them. I think they still may be cashed at a bank, however, but I can't recall what the source was for that.

If it is recent it may be political, but it also might be because as of late the exchange rate has bounced around like a yo-yo. No one can do math anymore and cell phones aren't allow during work hours. Besides that kind of math requires decimal points in odd places, ain't no one got time for that.

 

[MinnieM123]

No one can do math anymore and cell phones aren't allow during work hours. Besides that kind of math requires decimal points in odd places, ain't no one got time for that.

We are becoming a more pathetic society aren't we? (Yet, I've always been pathetic, as I could never do math! )

 

[SteveBrickNJ]

I watched an episode of Blue Bloods and there were initials used by the police officers that I can't figure out. When they were referring to the gang members who deal in drugs and did a drive by shooting they called them A D Ts . I put it into Google and the question I'm asking comes up. It brings up the episode teaser that states in the storyline that the officers suspect the ADTs. Yet no matter how I phrase my question I can't get Mr. Google to reveal what those letters stand for.

 

[trr1]

for me that's so true

 

[NYwdwfan]

My coworker insists on putting her English muffin in the toaster and walking away. Every day she burns her English muffin. Every day. Today she burned it so badly that the stench is making my eyes and nose run and is burning my throat. The building maintenance workers were in the hallway and came in our office because they thought something was on fire. How much do you want to bet on Monday she continues to put her English muffin in the toaster and walk away?

 

[MinnieM123]

My coworker insists on putting her English muffin in the toaster and walking away. Every day she burns her English muffin. Every day. Today she burned it so badly that the stench is making my eyes and nose run and is burning my throat. The building maintenance workers were in the hallway and came in our office because they thought something was on fire. How much do you want to bet on Monday she continues to put her English muffin in the toaster and walk away?

Go to the toaster. Turn the switch that controls the heat, and lower the temperature. GLUE IN PLACE. No more burnt English muffins.