THURSDAY @ the MSC

[bodypainter]

Attention on deck.

The severe heatwave continues.

That is all.

Referring to hot decks( that sounds really bad), my first river boat was military green. I couldn't kneel on the seats in summer with shorts. That dark paint absorbed a bucket of heat.

[Caribbean Soul]

Hope your doctoring gets you back to where you'd like to be, Linda.

My BIL is coming over to get E's firearms and ammunition off my hands. Cameron is getting two of them.

Oh, and the high today will be 47.

Same wishes from me, Linda!

How nice that you can do that in CO! My Dad had 7 rifles and a starter pistol. NY is pretty strict on guns, so we turned them all in to the local police.

I think if you add the 4 & 7 together that would be close to our high!

[PetalMel]

If we get snowed in I won't be able to make French toast.

That's what I always think of when people say they have to get milk/bread/eggs.

That's what I always think of when I hear about people getting snowed in... "Oh no, will they be able to make French Toast?"
Isn't that why the news reports always show people emptying the stores prior to a big storm?

Funny story…I have eggs but no bread. They say -15 to -20
Wind chill tomorrow morning. I need -20 for a day off from school tomorrow. Probably will need to make pancakes instead of French toast if we get the day off. I prefer French Toast for anyone keeping score…

[SeattleParrotHead]

I prefer French Toast for anyone keeping score…

When my she-'keets were little, every Sunday was "special breakfast Sunday" and they got their choice of pancakes, french toast, or waffles.
Waffles was usually the choice. I later added crepes to the menu and that was, unfortunately, usually the choice. I preferred making waffles because the waffle iron did most of the work.
They are now 33 and 38 but will still invoke the "special breakfast Sunday" anytime either is home for a visit.

[PetalMel]

I prefer French Toast for anyone keeping score…

When my she-'keets were little, every Sunday was "special breakfast Sunday" and they got their choice of pancakes, french toast, or waffles.
Waffles was usually the choice. I later added crepes to the menu and that was, unfortunately, usually the choice. I preferred making waffles because the waffle iron did most of the work.
They are now 33 and 38 but will still invoke the "special breakfast Sunday" anytime either is home for a visit.

[SMLCHNG]

How nice that you can do that in CO! My Dad had 7 rifles and a starter pistol. NY is pretty strict on guns, so we turned them all in to the local police.

He can try to sell them on consignment with gun shops, but if guns stay in the family, that is acceptable as well.