Mookie, I believe you’ll find some cold pizza on the serving station, as well.
Good to see you back, Ma’am!!
Mookie, I believe you’ll find some cold pizza on the serving station, as well.
Good to see you back, Ma’am!!
good morning
thanks for breakfast Cw.I snuck in and got my container last night.Yesterday I was in the fog at FC getting Carls CNW heritage unit 1995.Alot of the snow has dissappeared.Matt is off of school today for the MLK jr. holiday.Time for a nap.Matt and I will probably go to the store this afternoon.
stay safe
Joe
And another week of toil and drudgery begins. Is it time for spring break yet?? I think my mood would be greatly improved if we could just see a little sunshine around here for once.
Mookie, welcome back!
Geez - Just to think that in 3 1/2 years, as a freshly minted Weatherliar U grad, you’ll get PAID to make comments like that…[:-,][:-,][:-,]
Spent yesterday at the toy train show in Utica (and enjoyed the real trains as well, plus that side show detailed over in the Lounge), then went home by way of Syracuse with at stop for dinner with my daughter and her husband, and especially my eight month old grandson.
Grandson has learned to indicate that he’s had enough to eat by waving his hands in front of him. Last night he demonstrated that said sign has other applications as well.
As we were finishing our meal at the restaurant, a woman came by and started fawning over grandson. And fawning, and fawning. At first grandson was fine with it, but finally decided enough was enough and gave the “enough” sign. The woman didn’t pick up on it, but my daughter and SIL did, and told the woman he was tired (also true, but…) and she went on her way.
Gotta give kids credit - sometimes they’re smarter than we think they are!
Good afternon. I have spent most of the day monitoring an emergency net for signals out of Haiti and the Dominican Republic. There has been very little traffic from Haiti since the quake, and none today so far. There was a chopper crash there this morning injuring Americans, but no reported fatalities. There was also another quake, 6.0 offshore Guatemala around noon eastern time. Hammercy, they are happening all over. Sunny and 63 degrees at present here. Everyone take care
afternoon
I have worked with a guy who has done missionary work in Haiti.His church along with others in our area are doing clothing,food and other drives to help out.Cw thanks for supper.Time to get things around for work tonight.
stay safe
Joe
I see the color option is working tonight on our IE browser! That’s a nice change from the last several days.
Still no heat yet, in the house. They got all the duct work done, and the vents in the floors. So when they come out in the morning, guess it’ll be time to put the furnace into place, get it connected, etc., We are still working on the cleanup from today. Had to wash down practically the entire kitchen, and vacuuming all over the house, from their construction/destruction? debris.
I honestly cannot tell which of the /Crock Pots/Slow cookers have seen the most taken out of them today. It looks about even to me.
Right now, I’m thinking I’ll start signing in the people for Produce, then come back home when I see the workmen come in at 9.
Everyone have a good evening, stay warm, keep safe and take care.
CW, thanks for supper! I’m sorry that you have no heat! I hope that they get everything hooked up tomorrow. I’m also sorry you had to do all the vacuuming. Here is a nice warm cup of hot coco for you, to sit down and enjoy!
Had a good day at school today. Light’s flickered during lunch. Our school has a really bad electrical problem once in a while.
Other than that the day was great.
What do you guy’s think of the new map feature on the main site? Pretty gnarly huuu?
Have a good evening all.
Justin
[:)]CW . I think ole man winter has hit the mtn’s. Slushy rain drops splashin’ on front window of Shirls’ van. We went thru 3 cells of weather ~rain ~ sleet ~ snow as big as chicken feathers . All this from Malfunction Jct. to Prescitt.[: However , with her hand on the throttle and her eye on the rail , we made it there and back home. LOL We sure hope the furnace guys ( gitter done ) Not fun bein’ cold in the house ~~~ hard to keep cuffs dry doin’ dishes .Is there any peach cobbler in Diner / with warm cider & cinnomon stick?? Already had saur kraut & dumplins (pork) WELCOME BACK to Ms. Mookie .
Respectfully , Cannonball & Shirl
Ate a peanut this morning.
Actually ate a couple of them. Had to shell them. These are the same ones that we put out for the squirrels.
The bluejays also eat them, which brings me to my point.
It took both hands and a little lip biting to get into those peanuts without dropping them into the sink. (I make a mess if I try to eat them not over the sink)
Ever watch a bluejay eat in-shell peanuts? They have no opposable thumbs; don’t even have hands. Just a long beak and claw feet.
So how do they ever get a slippery peanut out of the shell and into their mouths without dropping them? Add in perched on a slanted roof or hanging onto a tree limb…
Or do they just drop them all on the ground and hope nothing the size of a cat goes for it or them? Or another bluejay just waiting?
A little life mystery…
Thank you for all the nice welcomes. It is good to be back among friends and even a few not-so-friendlies. Makes life interesting!
good morning
glad to have you back mookie.Well I have a report that the Maw has derailed another car.This just doesn’t surprise me anymore.Anyway what would be nice to see this afternoon is Carls unit going back west.That does have my attention.so its time for a nap.Cw thanks for breakfast.
stay safe
joe
I slept in this morning and I noticed that CW so far has not been in here yet, so I will take charge of serving breakfast this morning. The grill is hot and I’ve got bacon frying and I can do eggs anyway you might like them. We’ve got blueberry pancakes, waffles, hot maple syrup, cinnamon rolls, donuts and bear claws. The coffee is about finished brewing and I’ve mixed a fresh batch of orange juice.
It’s nice to see Mookie back in here, you’ve been MIA for a while, kid. I’ve never like blue jays, and my grandmother who used to live on a farm was quite adept at blasting them out of trees with a 410 shotgun. Blue jays are carniverous birds and they will eat other birds, especially baby birds.
We have foggy conditions here in Sioux Falls, and all the trees in my neighborhood are frosted over. I think I will take my Nikon FE and do a little bit of outdoor photography later this morning. Right now we have a temp of 10 degrees F above 0.
I would like to apologise for the 3*s in my post description of our supper.The word police are on the job. Iwonder if parsnip soup would get the same ?? If someone studied my screen name, maybe it would be cause for a drone to take me out. If I offended some one forgive me as I am " of a certain age"
75mm Cannonball
Evening all.
I see the café has rolled backward into the dark corners of the forum. Luckily I grabbed onto the hand break, and tightened it right up until we got a loco. to push it back to the sunny side of the forum. All beter now.
I hope you all have a good evening.
BNSF Kitty, glad to see you back![;)]
I started a new thread. I had you in mind when I created it. You’ll know which on it is.
EDIT: Well I HAD a thread for ya…the moderator chose to delete it…oh well…Shame too…It was pretty funny.
So who exactly don’t you find friendly?
Personally I like all y’all…
You guys (collectively) just need to find more humor in life and avoid the urge to run away from the forums each time you get in a snit.
I don’t feed peanuts - I limit my contribution to black oil sunflower seeds, some nyjer thistle, and a cake of suet (love those woodpeckers).
But… The only birds that don’t shell the sunflower seeds are the jays - and I think they just take a bunch of them elsewhere to shell them. The chickadees, however, will grab a seed, fly to a nearby branch, and shell it there. I’ve never really watched them closely, so I don’t know how many they actually drop in the process.
I guess I’ll have to pay attention one of these days.
They are hungry little things. I have a Yankee feeder and two platform feeders for the sunflower. They generally “drain” the one furthest from the house in a matter of hours after I dump a half gallon container of seed on it…
One could also argue that those individuals that are constantly in a snit over the existence of this thread need to find more humor in life. [:-^]
One could also argue that those individuals that are constantly in a snit over the existence of this thread need to find more humor in life.
OK Everyone…this is now a snit-free environment, and there is to be HUMOR from now on!!!
[8D]