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Love this move, as Lucas will be an improvement on the recruiting trail over Barbee imo.
Good morning from ATX. Currently 51°F and clear. Winds backed off. Low humidity. Our high should reach 69°F. Pleasant.
Early game tomorrow between our Cats and those visiting Dogs. Game starts at noon EST/11 am CST. Hoping for an upset.
Wishing happiness and continued good health to all our fellow D-League members.
Early game tomorrow between our Cats and those visiting Dogs. Game starts at noon EST/11 am CST. Hoping for an upset.
Wishing happiness and continued good health to all our fellow D-League members.
Morning Legionnaires!
Here's to hoping the Don is safe since the weather was bad in his area. Not much going on today just more of the same from yesterday.
Ya'll keep em straight out dar.
Good morning from wet, cool Ohio. Rain is over and I think, haven't checked, it's going to be a nice day.
Not much else going on.
Y'all have a good Friday.
Not much else going on.
Y'all have a good Friday.
Good Friday morning D League
Waking up to a pleasant morning with the temperature 64° heading to a high of 71. The humidity is low and a little cold front came through. We expect another that will bring cooler temperatures. Not bad.
Our moon phase is Full Moon. Trut all have a nice day. I am a little sore today, well maybe even more than a little.
Waking up to a pleasant morning with the temperature 64° heading to a high of 71. The humidity is low and a little cold front came through. We expect another that will bring cooler temperatures. Not bad.
Our moon phase is Full Moon. Trut all have a nice day. I am a little sore today, well maybe even more than a little.
And...... Leon's...
Oh, good morning all.. A praise report as that person going through a rough time came through it fine. May God give you peace like a river....
Oh, good morning all.. A praise report as that person going through a rough time came through it fine. May God give you peace like a river....
Best of luck to you Ben. You can do it.
I received an email from them and it looks like late November. Seating will be limited and I checked the deferred list. I am skipping this season.
We redid our pools patio with travertine a few years ago and really like it. Travertine is easy on the feet even when the sun is at it's strongest and a special seal makes it non sliippery. It was a good investment and blends in well with the landscaping behind our house.
We redid our pools patio with travertine a few years ago and really like it. Travertine is easy on the feet even when the sun is at it's strongest and a special seal makes it non sliippery. It was a good investment and blends in well with the landscaping behind our house.
Just curious, any issues with gator's wanting to try out your pool? I say that because our home in South Carolina has a pond in the back that is similar and though that subdivision was relatively new in 2015 I was told it was a matter of time until gator's would take it over. The turtle population was amazing to see early in the mornings as they'd be spread out across the edge of the pond across from our home. (That looks like a real restful place you have. It looks like you have more room between the houses than what I have in South Carolina. Much better developed too. More elegant.)
Many years ago I had a friend who lived in S. Florida (Plantation) whose house basically was the last home in a subdivision that backed up to the swamp. As far West as you could get (at that time anyway). He would have gators sunning on his deck and back yard. Not all the time, but you had to keep an eye out when you went out in his yard. Beautiful place.
We do have a lot of wildlife that visits in our yard. Across the lake is the Weeki Wachee Wildlife Preserve and it goes to the Gulf of Mexico. We don't have a problem with gators. A few have ventured over but wildlife management takes care of them for us. My biggest issue are deer that destroy vegetation. I had to put a 10' fence around each citrus tree and our flowers supply plenty of food for them. Forget growing a garden.
Most pools in Florida are screened in. It protects you from no seeums and wildlife.
Bambi is cute but if you make a living in agriculture he is not your friend. So we have adapted and learned to live with them, after all this was their habitat before I came around so I give them some space and do everything to protect my property.
We do enjoy spectacular colors in the evening as we get nice sunsets most days. This photo was taken behind our house looking over the lake. It is spring fed. The tree line in the background is the start of the wildlife preserve. It will never be developed as the governor moved to protect it forever. This entire area will never experience the growth the rest of the state may which makes it ideal for those of us who hate cities and crowds.
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Thanks. I am not worried, in the least. First, I have a good surgeon. Second, I have always believed that if God is for me, who can be against me? Whatever his will is for me, is what will happen.
Morning D, cool crisp day in the Berg, 37 when I got up!
Not much going on again today, going to put the mower up for this year and go to a birthday party tonight in Madisonville.
I hope the D, has a goodun today!
With the cooler weather coming in I have got one more recipe I would like to post then I'll quit, maybe!
Stale bread soup
Extra Virgin Olive oil
1- large Onion
4 or 5 cloves of garlic
1- Large can of crushed tomatoes
1- Small can of diced tomatoes
1-Quart chicken stock
2- Cans of white beans
1-Loaf of French Bread
Coat the bottom of a pot with EVOO
Add chopped onion and garlic to the pot, cook for a few minutes
Add tomatoes and chicken stock, bring to a boil
Tear off pieces of of bread into soup and add the beans, salt and pepper to taste. ENJOY!!!
Now, we don't do the bread, I usually make a pan of cornbread or have taken Texas Toast after toasting it and just dropped it in the bowl I am eating out of! Any way you do it, you will like it! We have even dropped in a little hamburger meat in and leftover chicken at times.
Not much going on again today, going to put the mower up for this year and go to a birthday party tonight in Madisonville.
I hope the D, has a goodun today!
With the cooler weather coming in I have got one more recipe I would like to post then I'll quit, maybe!
Stale bread soup
Extra Virgin Olive oil
1- large Onion
4 or 5 cloves of garlic
1- Large can of crushed tomatoes
1- Small can of diced tomatoes
1-Quart chicken stock
2- Cans of white beans
1-Loaf of French Bread
Coat the bottom of a pot with EVOO
Add chopped onion and garlic to the pot, cook for a few minutes
Add tomatoes and chicken stock, bring to a boil
Tear off pieces of of bread into soup and add the beans, salt and pepper to taste. ENJOY!!!
Now, we don't do the bread, I usually make a pan of cornbread or have taken Texas Toast after toasting it and just dropped it in the bowl I am eating out of! Any way you do it, you will like it! We have even dropped in a little hamburger meat in and leftover chicken at times.
Nice SC!!!!!We redid our pools patio with travertine a few years ago and really like it. Travertine is easy on the feet even when the sun is at it's strongest and a special seal makes it non sliippery. It was a good investment and blends in well with the landscaping behind our house.
We redid our pools patio with travertine a few years ago and really like it. Travertine is easy on the feet even when the sun is at it's strongest and a special seal makes it non sliippery. It was a good investment and blends in well with the landscaping behind our house.
Sawnee, you have a beautiful place.
Speaking of Marty, our country club, Bellefonte, just finished a recruiting drive and I noticed that Marty Brennaman and his wife just joined. Look forward to playing golf with Marty, if my back cooperates.
Amen, Ben. You have won the battle before the war. God will honor your love for Him and all is well. God is good and we expect a complete success for your surgery.
I had a little bump in the road this week and had some major surgery on Wednesday. A few weeks ago I was diagnosed with cancer in my left kidney and had it removed Wednesday afternoon about 3:00 PM. After surgery I was taken to ICU to recover and I was discharged at 12:30 yesterday afternoon. Now I am back at home testifying to God's grace and healing power. The kidney was sent to the lab for further testing.
So the journey down the road of life has pot holes and we just have to ask God to be with us and navigate through them. I am really sore today in my abdomen because they went through the front to remove the kidney. The incisions are small but sore just the same. I am confident when I follow up with the surgeon to go over the pathology report I will be cancer free. God is good Ben, all of the time
Will continue to pray for you SC!!!!
Praying for a speedy recovery and excellent, excellent, excellent results from the lab.
Isaiah 53:5
“But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed.”
Our house in Jacksonville was on a lake with a reserve behind it. We had gators and as Swanee Cat said the wildlife department would remove the big ones. Our pool was screened in and our biggest problem, in my view, were the cotton mouths. We ended up with one inside the house. We don't know how he got there but he did.We do have a lot of wildlife that visits in our yard. Across the lake is the Weeki Wachee Wildlife Preserve and it goes to the Gulf of Mexico. We don't have a problem with gators. A few have ventured over but wildlife management takes care of them for us. My biggest issue are deer that destroy vegetation. I had to put a 10' fence around each citrus tree and our flowers supply plenty of food for them. Forget growing a garden.
Most pools in Florida are screened in. It protects you from no seeums and wildlife.
Bambi is cute but if you make a living in agriculture he is not your friend. So we have adapted and learned to live with them, after all this was their habitat before I came around so I give them some space and do everything to protect my property.
We do enjoy spectacular colors in the evening as we get nice sunsets most days. This photo was taken behind our house looking over the lake. It is spring fed. The tree line in the background is the start of the wildlife preserve. It will never be developed as the governor moved to protect it forever. This entire area will never experience the growth the rest of the state may which makes it ideal for those of us who hate cities and crowds.
I was there the last time in 1988. It is a wonderful place.
58°➫ 87° Mostly Sunny, nice & 2 dry.
Good Morning D
Yes, he certainly is and I’ll be praying for your quick recovery.
Rooster did you ever run across Norman Warnell of Edmonson County? He is a relative of mine, sort of a local historian and every day he posts something about our area.
58°➫ 87°
The guys were posting about Natural Bridge and I thought our area should be included. So this morning Norman posted:
"Three Hundred Springs" showing the bridal veil falls, just as the sun came up and was reflecting on the falls. On Green River in Hart County."
That is pretty in anyone's book.
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God speed to you Sawnee Cat. May you whup this also.
Dang 2020 ain't going down as one of your better years.
Kentucky is blessed with natural wonders and diverse geology. My son has an MS in geology, and it has made me be more aware and thankful we have what we do here in Kentucky. Here’s hoping everyone battling health problems can win their battles soon.Rooster did you ever run across Norman Warnell of Edmonson County? He is a relative of mine, sort of a local historian and every day he posts something about our area.
The guys were posting about Natural Bridge and I thought our area should be included. So this morning Norman posted:
"Three Hundred Springs" showing the bridal veil falls, just as the sun came up and was reflecting on the falls. On Green River in Hart County."
That is pretty in anyone's book.
Praying for a speedy recovery and better health. Get well soon Sawnee.
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You got that right Bert..it has been one thing after another but I have strong support and my faith will get me through.
This cancer thing was a new ball game and totally unexpected. We discovered it by accident. I did not have symptoms. I saw the doc for another issue and he ordered a cat scan and there it was. A 4.5 cm tumor that was malignant so we took it out Wednesday. I was discharged yesterday afternoon
The surgeon is confident we got it all. I feel good especially since I am still recovering from spine surgery . Getting it earley was key to a complete recovery
Thanks for wondering about me, We have been without power until an hour or so ago, We fine and getting back to normal. We had 70mph winds and it caused a lot of trouble.
It looks like a real lake out here. Good job!We redid our pools patio with travertine a few years ago and really like it. Travertine is easy on the feet even when the sun is at it's strongest and a special seal makes it non sliippery. It was a good investment and blends in well with the landscaping behind our house.
Amen! My Friend!
Nope and Thanks Bert
The most interesting 9 hours of college I have was Geology. I loved it.
- Hello Everyone and Lurkers.
- We had 44º when I arose this morning. I was out of commission yesterday and part of today,
- The power company had their hands full with all of the big trees that were down from that windstorm. We had no power for 1.5 days ........ so no Internet and Electricity. Flashlights and candles. We were so unprepared. Next time we will be ready. We're still only at 52. My fingers are numb. Five Lelands fell over. At least one on the lower deck. It is a mess.
- SawneeCat, you had a big surprise. I am praying for your speedy and complete recovery.
- I talked to our little, buddy, FCC. He is still wrestling with his problem. Out of control. He even did 30 days in you-know-where.
- Saw 4 little does this season's does today, Beautiful animals.
- As you were. My fingers are very numb.
- Carry on.
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