Today is cow day.
The hang weight was 939 lbs.
The total cost was almost $5500.
It filled the chest freezer, half of the upright freezer, and the freezer-drawer of the (large) garage fridge.
We will need another cow in the fall.
Last week, my husband, son, and I went to @Hersheypark for an afternoon. None of us bothered to eat breakfast - we just had coffee and headed to the park. We had water bottles (and sugar-free electrolyte mix-ins), and we didn’t bother to eat until around 4 in the afternoon. We were all absolutely fine without eating, and we walked several miles while riding many roller coasters.
We buy Toto toilets. I'm talking about the Toto Drake toilet - a very baseline model with no fancy features. No built-in bidet... just a very reliable basic toilet that is currently selling at Lowe's for $400-500.
Fortunately we don't buy toilets often. As a matter of fact, we've only bought 3 in the past 20 years... and we have 1 more to buy at some point...
@groypergunner@MarioNawfal I had a summer job as a CAD operator in 1990 (the software was called DataCAD) and we had large-form plotters that used pens and could do this.
We were at Hershey Park a few days ago, and they have the QR-enabled soda fountains throughout the park. They allow “unlimited” refills on certain cups, but will only dispense that cup’s capacity once in a 10-minute time period. That’s still a crazy amount of liquid candy.
The nice thing about @Hersheypark is that they make ice and water freely available for anyone who brings a water bottle. No QR involved - it just dispenses. We brought water bottles (and @LMNT packets to mix in every so often). @BGWilliamsburg should copy this approach!