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33.3°F and overcast. Yesterday it was mid 30's all day and all night. Dreary.
Fantastic that Indiana and Duke lost, but I gave up on the Duke game late in the second half. Dang. It is a shame that Florida State did not knock them off.
Fantastic that Indiana and Duke lost, but I gave up on the Duke game late in the second half. Dang. It is a shame that Florida State did not knock them off.
The Chicago Burlington & Quincy was still on-going when I started working for the L&N. The Burlington Route.
One guy, two voices and I don't even have one voice.
Sawnee, actually into the 30's? That's pretty tough for Florida, however here in Ole Kentucky, Ashland specifically, they are calling for a high of 22 and a low of 4 on Sunday. Brrrrr. If it don't knock it off, I may head your way later in the month.
I remember that. We used it for breeching and also cratering.
In general, or with posting pics?
I'll fly into Orlando on Saturday, 01/19. Forecast indicates 60s-80s for that day, and cooling off a bit later in the week.
Good morning D. Today starts my wife's 3rd week of retirement. Right now it's been great so far ! see a new Wanda. Sleeping all night and being rested all day long. Helping me around, cooking and learning to use the Ninja foodi see got for Christmas. Life is great for now.
I've had so many hard falls since October and the damage is in my lower lumber and it let's me know. Never wanted my spine worked on. My MD and his PA both along with my Physical Therapist agreed I should let DR. Hill do a minimal invasive surgery . I go for a Cat Scan tomorrow.
Every one have a great day and be safe.
I've had so many hard falls since October and the damage is in my lower lumber and it let's me know. Never wanted my spine worked on. My MD and his PA both along with my Physical Therapist agreed I should let DR. Hill do a minimal invasive surgery . I go for a Cat Scan tomorrow.
Every one have a great day and be safe.
Sunday is the day we are to go into a cold snap. The usual pattern is we have some rain and temperatures go down. But things we will be OK because we do not expect a gully washer. Have a nice flight down.
Hey you bunch of knuckleheads (term of endearment).
More laundry today. You know, 2 adults and 4 kids mess up alot. Towels and all kinds of stuff.
Little bit is back in school. Stamina not 100 percent yet.
Hey Don I meant to tell you that I saw Tilghman and Mccracken Co. boys and girls varsity play the other night. Mccracken won both game comfortably. Mccracken boys and girls both flat out get after the ball on defense. I was more than impressed. Boys have a kid, last name Sivels, a junior, that probably will play somewhere in the SEC. 6 ft 6 in., leaps, fun to watch. Took over the game in the 3rd and 4th quarter. But the girls defense was fun to watch too.
On offense, one of the girls for Mccracken, a guard, hit 4 scoop shot layups. And 2 was left handed. She is right handed. By scoop I mean that during a defended layup, she faked high, then went low, up and under the defenders arm. Very impressive. Coach Sivels has those girls in high gear. FCC.
More laundry today. You know, 2 adults and 4 kids mess up alot. Towels and all kinds of stuff.
Little bit is back in school. Stamina not 100 percent yet.
Hey Don I meant to tell you that I saw Tilghman and Mccracken Co. boys and girls varsity play the other night. Mccracken won both game comfortably. Mccracken boys and girls both flat out get after the ball on defense. I was more than impressed. Boys have a kid, last name Sivels, a junior, that probably will play somewhere in the SEC. 6 ft 6 in., leaps, fun to watch. Took over the game in the 3rd and 4th quarter. But the girls defense was fun to watch too.
On offense, one of the girls for Mccracken, a guard, hit 4 scoop shot layups. And 2 was left handed. She is right handed. By scoop I mean that during a defended layup, she faked high, then went low, up and under the defenders arm. Very impressive. Coach Sivels has those girls in high gear. FCC.
Ben, last year we had a killer cold snap. I lost so many young trees. My favorite, a guava was killed over night. By mid afternoon it was all black and all of the fruit were black. I had to cut it down. I also lost two Florida cherry trees. Two avocados had sever l damaged but seem to be OK now. I also lost an orange, grapefruit and two kumquat trees. If the temperature falls to 28 and stays for 4 to 6 hours you will have a hard time saving your trees, unless you fire up the groves. Raising citrus is a challenge. But I remember before global warming (1977) we had:
A friend of mine who is an older gentleman, told me he was building a house in 1967 in Cape Coral and saw snow flurries one day. I have never seen the temperature below 40 since I’ve been hereBen, last year we had a killer cold snap. I lost so many young trees. My favorite, a guava was killed over night. By mid afternoon it was all black and all of the fruit were black. I had to cut it down. I also lost two Florida cherry trees. Two avocados had sever l damaged but seem to be OK now. I also lost an orange, grapefruit and two kumquat trees. If the temperature falls to 28 and stays for 4 to 6 hours you will have a hard time saving your trees, unless you fire up the groves. Raising citrus is a challenge. But I remember before global warming (1977) we had:
Stegeman Coliseum gonna be rowdy tonight.
I was living in Jacksonville and it killed my Norfolk Island Pine tree in my back yard. That thing was a work of art. It took about two weeks for the needles to turn brown. I kept thinking that it would come back in the spring. It did not.Ben, last year we had a killer cold snap. I lost so many young trees. My favorite, a guava was killed over night. By mid afternoon it was all black and all of the fruit were black. I had to cut it down. I also lost two Florida cherry trees. Two avocados had sever l damaged but seem to be OK now. I also lost an orange, grapefruit and two kumquat trees. If the temperature falls to 28 and stays for 4 to 6 hours you will have a hard time saving your trees, unless you fire up the groves. Raising citrus is a challenge. But I remember before global warming (1977) we had:
Crean is a piece of shit. Nothing else matters.
Congrats 55. That is one fine place. How much land goes with it?
10 years ago today. Has it been that long?
Congrats 55. That is one fine place. How much land goes with it?
He's bragging cause he's got a door. We go out a window. FCC.
I was 20 that winter and living up on the Ohio River on the Kentucky side. We had days with temperatures of 21, 24, 25 below zero for three straight days-- and that wasn't adjusted for wind chill. The whole river froze over for the first time anyone could remember. I had a friend who had a Volkswagen Beetle and like a couple dumb-asses we drove out a hundred yards or so before losing our nerve. Lots of people walked across to Ohio.But I remember before global warming (1977) we had:
My uncle was one of the very first to live in Cape Coral back when it first opened. There was not an I-75 down there and U.S. 19 had two lanes. Shortly after he moved in we went down to go deep sea fishing with him and almost got ate up by mosquitoes. You could brush them off of your arms and see blood. It was really primitive but he said someday that swamp land would be absolutely one of the most beautiful places in Florida. He was right. It is a fantastic place to live. Oh and we caught a whole bunch of grouper on our fishing outing and had one of the best fish fries of my life. Uncle Charlie was an outdoors man and good at it. Fond memories.
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Will you ever have that recipe again?
I am not a Florida lover. I am like Daniel Boone. He went to Florida after the creation of the United States and came back to report that man kind could not live there and prosper.
I moved to Jacksonville in August 1976. We got our furniture and decided to take a break and do something our first free Saturday. We decided to go to Fort Caroline (just out the road from our house). ...... "almost got ate up by mosquitoes. You could brush them off of your arms and see blood"..... we know what you mean. We never did anything like that again.
My son loved going down to the St. John's river (I can't remember the name of the creek going into the St. John's down our street...) and never came back without a couple pounds of some of the best white shrimp you could ever eat. Shrimp were free for years, plus my son was so energetic he would de-head and de-vein them and smile!
Here is a picture of the best net throwing - shrimping - red fishing - lemon shark fishing - 20 year Army career - computer engineer - son anyone could ever have. (The picture is dated: it was last Saturday. - - note the white hairs in his beard!)
So, the really good kid on the Boys team is the son of the Girl's Team coach?
I've been to McArthur's Park. OK I guess, but I didn't see any cakes.
Ben, last year we had a killer cold snap. I lost so many young trees. My favorite, a guava was killed over night. By mid afternoon it was all black and all of the fruit were black. I had to cut it down. I also lost two Florida cherry trees. Two avocados had sever l damaged but seem to be OK now. I also lost an orange, grapefruit and two kumquat trees. If the temperature falls to 28 and stays for 4 to 6 hours you will have a hard time saving your trees, unless you fire up the groves. Raising citrus is a challenge. But I remember before global warming (1977) we had:
That stinks. Hope you don't have that kind of weather this winter.
Frozen over here in Ashland that year. Snow was piles up everywhere until May.
Well, IU fans are bad anyway, but I don't think it is coincidence that wherever Crean goes the fans instantly get 3 times worse.
Does it have a pool, and is it next to a golf course?
As y'all can tell. Paloma Faith (like Sawnee's fish) among my fantastical love affairs has found a unique place in my head. Her voice is magical, a delight with or without musical instruments. Easier on the eye than Mama Cass with creativity that is off the charts. You'll be hearing more from her as time passes. She's not a secret anymore.That cake did not even need the icing!
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That was a hell of a game.
About 10 years ago my bounty hunter caught a $14,000 bond jumper that was in a kayak at Carter's lake.
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