@LlamaMountainStudioArts it was trimmed up a year ago, just before the new shingles went on :/ I'll call them back out for an opinion.

@LlamaMountainStudioArts Oak branch. Really want to keep this tree even though it's too big, too close to the house. Just a sucker for trees.

@Patti1120 Looks like the nearby oak tree dropped a branch that hit the ridge and broke into a dozen pieces. Found them on both sides of the house. No roof damage, hurray, and I swept off the valleys so that chore's done -- on a nice cool day for once. Uhm, thanks, tree?

ahhhh crud. Something just hit the roof hard. Like, dogs are barking and not just my dogs. #yikes
Welp, weather's good. Jeeves! Fetch the ladders!

@AlphaCentauri @DavidSalo @Netherbury Yeah, fertilized, eat it anyway.
Another possibility is...a chick. If you got them from a farm that had problems. Anyway if you're super curious, hold the eggs up in front of a light in a dim/dark room. Do it anyway, it's cool.

https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=candling+eggs&atb=v315-1&iax=images&ia=images

/nosanitize

@redenigma @stueytheround New Hampshire is like, 50-50? Is it geographical, or urban/rural, or something else?

@thedisasterautist Love that. "Percussive Maintenance"

@MPCavalier She is a tough pragmatist with progressive ideals. Plenty of discussion last go-round. She has clear prerogatives.

@yadayadayada I want to love ravens but they're so spooky. Who eats Death? WHO DOES THAT.
Ravens.

@Alfred *grumbles in 5 year old*

@Alfred what if I find the people who made node.js and give them a purple nurple? Bet I'd feel better then

@Alfred okay so I can hit the hungry monster in the face with a bat

@Alfred explain to me like I'm 5 years old why web browsers need every freaking resource on my computer. ALL the RAM, ALL the CPU.

@catlynne333 ...is he asking for a job? At Fox?

@damselfly59 or maybe electrical cords are the feline ancestral enemy. She was adamant they all be killed.

@Jeber or owned land or could hold office or have a credit card

Evening dog walk, hawk stooped 10 feet ahead, nabbed a (rodent?), fly up into a tree. Very dramatic.

Damnit hawk, you just undid months of dog therapy. He's vigilant against every overhead movement. Like, clouds. Giant freaking birds.
Sigh.

@Oma_Trisha last suggestion: Export to RTF and open and save as MS Word.
That should save the (important) formatting and drop all comments. Rich Text Format doesn't support comments.

@Oma_Trisha different but sounds like it should work:

click a comment, go to Review on the ribbon, then click the dropdown arrow on the Delete button and click Delete All Comments in Document.

Once a comment is deleted, it's removed from the document permanently. The only way to bring it back is by pressing Ctrl + Z for Undo, if you haven't closed the document.

https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/how-to-remove-comments-in-word/

@Oma_Trisha I don't have a copy of Word in front of me and it's been a while. I recall a menu option to prepare the document for publishing that did things like purge comments. There's hope, I think.