Where would I be in life without sweet tea? It cools me off in the heat of the day and relaxes me in the evening shade. I love my coffee and drink a pot or two in the morning but around 12:00 noon I start drinking sweet tea with a slice or two of lemon and drink at least a pitcher of it the rest of the day. It is the Champagne of the South as they say down here.Good morning from ATX. Currently 75°F and humid. Upper 80s forecast today. We'll take it. Really hot yesterday. We hit 98°F again.
We'll check back later. Y'all behave.
Dang those look good WC!!!! What did you catch those on, a fork!!!!!!?Here are the pre, during, and after pictures. BTW, they were good.
NO! But it's good to see you Mrs. B!!!
If you ever get a chance to see The Million Dollar Quartet, go see it!!!! Show about Elvis, Jerry, Carl and Johnny worth seeing!!!!!!
I have watched my brother stand out by a mole trail with a 22 rifle and kill moles!!!Morning D leaguers and leaguettes
Re did some brick edging over the weekend...self inflicted. I mentioned to the redhead how we need to re do it... Now it's getting redone.
Bought a mole trap over the weekend for $19.99 ....caught 2 with a shovel
I'm doing my morning mole patrol before getting ready for work. I still have about 2-3 more.
Speaking of a shovel, Monday morning....
Thanks again Mr. Rooster for the CSX pictures!!!
One of my favorites too!My favorite Andy episode. Mr. McBeevee. Just watched it again for the gazillionth time. A 60 year old show and it ages well.
Last fall my wife and daughter took a trip to Memphis and stopped in at Sun Records. She found a CD that had recording sessions on it of the artist goofing off and just rehearsing, etc. Nothing that was recorded for a finished album or single release. In this was Elvis, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee and Carl Perkins messing around. Elvis was on the piano. It gives you a great look into the personalities of these artist and one thing stood out. Their roots in gospel music came through as they played and sang the old gospel hymns they had been raised with in church.
That is how we did it. You can shoot them through the dirt as they move around. We made a game out of it.
Looks delicious.Here are the pre, during, and after pictures. BTW, they were good.
This was my fathers favorite version of the song. And mine too. I play it often and never get tired of the part where he hits the high note. And the piano run reminds me of Sister Vesta. Boy she could get er' going at the alter service. This is a great video with some classic pictures. Thanks for posting
SC that's what this show is about! Great show! SC we have a hidden gem here in Muhlenberg Co., it's called Felix Martin Hall, it brings in some great shows and the MDQ was one of them. It cost no more than $10 to get in any of the shows there! Sadly the place is hardly ever full, people have no idea what they are missing! When Mrs. M and I went to Branson the MDQ was there at the time, would have liked to watched it again.
Nah I am just an old country boy! But I may try to do better!
FCC were you ever a teacher? You sound like my sisters, three of them were teachers! LOL
Gotcha FCC, will try to do better. Not guaranteeing anything. but will try! English was not my best subject, before school and after school was what I majored in!
When I was a young boy my mother would encourage me to write to her mother, my grandmother. I would write and she would answer. The first sentence of her letter read "son, you need to work on your penmanship". Then she would ask me what am I doing to help my mother around the house. She was of German blood and did not believe in playing around. Work, work, work, work. She was also a school teacher before she married. One tough woman.
No problem I will work on it. Thanks for letting me know
Yeah when Windows 95 came out we didn't think it could get much better. Wrong!!
