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Molly! We have sunny blue skies but it's 30 degrees with 19 mph winds out of the NW.

Garry, I think we can all take a lesson on how you have faced this situation with humor, courage, and dignity.
I said a prayer for you.

Good evening all. Grew up loving cartoons. Especially the characters that flourished during the 1940's, 1950's, and 1960's.
I still watch cartoons.

All this talk about blue laws reminds me of the "No Beer Today" polka. I used to hear this song a lot growing up.

melon59 wrote: ↑

January 17, 2021 7:44 am

Woke up this morning to the big dog Beacon leaving us a mess of diarrhea in the entryway. Not sure what he got into when he was out last evening but more than likely it was deer droppings. Oy vey. What a way to start the day.

Oh deer! Oh sh!t!

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I was never a big fan of venison. I've had deer burgers, deer baloney, and deer jerky and it was always I could take it or leave it. Nothing special. Until one day a few years ago. A neighbor of my parents invited me and my brother Frank over to try some. It was a big piece of deer roast that he had...

Good evening. It was a warm sunny 44 degrees today. I went for a walk and then did a little preventive maintenance on both cars. This included charging the battery in Jeannette's car as it was dead. When I reconnected the battery cables the car alarm went off with my ears about a foot away from it. ...

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Good afternoon. I just kissed Jeannette and told her it was "Kiss a Ginger Day". She kicked me. Jeannette is a red head with freckles. But her sister, who is not, is named "Ginger". They don't get along all that well. So I knew the risk I was taking. On the lighter side, I made chili and cornbread t...

Hang in there, Garry.

It takes a tough man to go through what your doing.

afternoon peeps...just stopping by for a quickie! :wench: I have been trying to avoid the damn internet... So this is where you visit for a quickie? :o Back in the day this used to be the "IT" place to come for a quickie!!! :wink: :wench: I'm 55, quickie for me is 5 hours. I hear ya. I tell people ...

Dr.Corona wrote: ↑

January 9, 2021 9:29 am

Good Morning!!
Lifting off a hot air balloon in Philly in early January?? Currently 29 degrees heading towards 41...on the ground! Can't image air temp up in the sky. How about a warm June or July day for heaven sakes??

Subtract 3 degrees F for every 1000 feet higher than the ground.

My fellow Pennsylvanians are going to love this story. My grand daughter is friends with a girl who lives up the street. The entire family has tested positive for covid-19. Guess what the mother and father are doing tonight? They went out to dinner at a restaurant! WTF!!!! We just got the restaurant...

Just got back from my yearly physical. Other than being a fat s.o.b. my doctor says I'm alright. Especially my blood pressure, pulse, and blood sugar. So I treated myself to a six-pack. Oh and uh.... Mary Ann. But I wouldn't say, "No I really can't I'm in a committed relationship" to Ginger either. ...

Don't know if tis has been posted before.

What is sarma? Sarma is a brined cabbage roll stuffed with meat (usually a blend of pork, ham, beef, sometimes lamb) cooked with sauerkraut. Sometimes you eat it with mustard on it. Picture and recipe: https://www.croatiaweek.com/croatian-new-years-recipe-sarma/ Ummm Think I will pass.😁 You don't k...

Btw...anyone eat blackeyed peas?? Or any of those other food superstitions? I did last year...not this year :lol: You? Making lasagna for dinner There is always time to eat some. The day isn't over. Yes, I try to eat some every year. Not sure if they help with the luck or I just like them.😊 What is...

springparrot wrote: ↑

January 1, 2021 3:10 pm

Btw...anyone eat blackeyed peas?? Or any of those other food superstitions?

Had shrimp last night. Today pork and sauerkraut. Later I'll have some home made sarma.

Rabbit season?