Mouse's Hangout

[MissAutumn]

I had no idea hailstones could get that big! Good thing your insurance covered it.

[Mouse]

Yes!! It was really crazy! And weird, I thought someone was banging on the both sides of the house at first.

[Lemon Cheesecake]

Hopefully it won't happen again but if it does take pictures! I think the largest hail I have ever seen was pea size.

[Gingerale]

I think gigantic hail would be like tiny meteors falling from the sky.

[galled]

I've been in golf ball sized hail. They really hurt!!

I'd take a meteor hitting my car over hail--I'd could keep the meteor. Hail just disappears~ leaving you nothing but damage!

[Lemon Cheesecake]

A meteor could be a real scientific find!

[Mouse]

Hey, everyone! Sorry for not being on. How are you guys doing?

[Lemon Cheesecake]

Doing good...checking posts in between home improvements! How are you? How are your home improvements going?

[Mouse]

Pretty well! I finally fixed my doorbell and I am lowkey salty about it. I didn't know where the box that make it ring was but I figured it was the doorbell cuz it looked rachet so I rewired a new doorbell in and it didnt work so I looked for the box and its on top of my refrigerator in a cabinet?? And you know what was wrong? it needed new batteries lol
But it does sound like a christmas chime

And I fixed my garage...a little.. its cleaner

[Lemon Cheesecake]

Wow, you are adventurous! I haven't tried my door bell in ages...I wonder now if it still rings? Usually people knock.

[Mouse]

They don't here! You would think if the doorbell didn't ring you could here it and then you would knock but nope.

[Lemon Cheesecake]

haha most people here knock first because they're afraid to ring the door bell!

[MissAutumn]

What a weird place for a doorbell box! Mine is by the door and I think it's connected to the mains electricity.

[Lemon Cheesecake]

The strawberry full moon tonight is also a penumbral lunar eclipse!

we won't see it very well in the America's but..."The eclipse will be entirely visible in eastern Africa, the Middle East, southern Asia and Australia, according to Space.com. It will begin at 1:45 p.m. ET and lasts until 5:04 p.m. ET – about three hours and 18 minutes. "

[Mouse]

Hey, eveyone! Thanks for still posting in my thread. Sorry I haven't been active.