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"Weird" seems apt :D
Given the chronology I'm wondering what brought you back after 8 years off...

Cheers!
Mostly having the ability to do so. I recently moved from an apartment to my own house, so I have much more room to brew. I transferred to keg yesterday, and have my next brew day set for tomorrow. Glad to be brewing again, and I can't wait to get that first cold pint.
 
Just remember the immortal words of experience and wisdom from the late, great (and no doubt all grain brewer) Roseanne Roseannadanna:
"It's always something..." 😉
 
You may be right on that. But she always said something else that many of us have thought to ourselves at least once during a "challenging" brew day:

"I thought I was gonna to die!!"
 
Last night, just as I was finishing my wort chiller run, a pincers beetle landed on the lid and raced towards the crack where the wort chiller tubes stick out. I tried to flick him off, but he was too quick and got through the crack and INTO MY CHILLED WORT!! I had already dumped my sanitizer except for a small bowl full inside. Do I run in to sanitize my hands while he swims in the wort, or do I touch it with unsanitized hands to fish him out? I did the latter. I'm using Kveik, so I am pretty sure my Cream Ale will be fine. RAHAHB.
 
First time in my life I ever called an insect an emmer effer.
 

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