You lost me on the last one. My sister died in 1996, but she was a good cook.You think?
I've heard acorns don't fall far from the tree. Guess that holds for eggcorns too. With where she keeps her diplomas, I envision she's a good cook.
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Hopefully nothing major. Get well soon. Prayers sent.Say a prayer for one of my granddaughters if you would. She passed out at school yesterday and was out for about 5 minutes. So far they haven't found anything wrong and are attributing it to dehydration. She's about 14, so she's at the age where they quit eating trying to look like a supermodel to fit into the latest 'in' jeans, etc. Plus she's a whirlwind of activity. In all kinds of things at school and is on a traveling All-Star cheerleading squad so she's always training and working out.
Have a good Saturday.
Say a prayer for one of my granddaughters if you would. She passed out at school yesterday and was out for about 5 minutes. So far they haven't found anything wrong and are attributing it to dehydration. She's about 14, so she's at the age where they quit eating trying to look like a supermodel to fit into the latest 'in' jeans, etc. Plus she's a whirlwind of activity. In all kinds of things at school and is on a traveling All-Star cheerleading squad so she's always training and working out.
My bad, I've no doubt she was and continues to be wonderful. Obviously a poor attempt to pile on to your humorous reference of an egghead with degrees out the butt. I've also heard folks refer to acorns as "eggcorns" so if she's real smart and fell from the same tree of genes so you're likely smart too. Then searching for a Friday the 13th witch with a meat thermometer and pork butt when I saw the ad for the Over the Hill product. Having a large meat thermometer, I laughed at the silliness, but failed expressing the connection between temperature degrees and diplomas, then hastily threw it out there.You lost me on the last one. My sister died in 1996, but she was a good cook.
No bad, I just did not get the connections, of course it was before my first cup of coffee.My bad, I've no doubt she was and continues to be wonderful. Obviously a poor attempt to pile on to your humorous reference of an egghead with degrees out the butt. I've also heard folks refer to acorns as "eggcorns" so if she's real smart and fell from the same tree of genes so you're likely smart too. Then searching for a Friday the 13th witch with a meat thermometer and pork butt when I saw the ad for the Over the Hill product. Having a large meat thermometer, I laughed at the silliness, but failed expressing the connection between temperature degrees and diplomas, then hastily threw it out there.
Well if y'all are burning up in the North you can always come down to Miami for some snow skiing. Bring your own mountainRooster, I saw this on FaceBook. Is it fake or fact or something in the middle.
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What are farmers doing besides feeding the rest of us? A NASA satellite found some odd readings over the United States. Global warming proponents thought they were onto something. They were surprised to find this image was a manifestation of the force of farming in the United States. This satellite image shows the photosynthesis of America's 100 million acre Corn crop. Further research found the US corn crop, at it's peak, produces 40% more oxygen than the Amazon rain forest. Thank you farmers.
Prayers sent.Feels a bit like Old Man Winter in Ohio this morning. Mid-20s. Brrrrrrr.
The Mrs headed out at 5:30 to WalMart for their ongoing Black Friday deals. For some weird reason we always enjoyed Black Fridays over the years. Became a family tradition. For probably 20 years we'd get up at 4 or so and hit the stores till about 9...and we were pretty much done. Always enjoyed it....and I'm not a shopper at all. Once a year. But this year I don't even know if they'll have a Black Friday on Black Friday. Covid ya know.
Say a prayer for one of my granddaughters if you would. She passed out at school yesterday and was out for about 5 minutes. So far they haven't found anything wrong and are attributing it to dehydration. She's about 14, so she's at the age where they quit eating trying to look like a supermodel to fit into the latest 'in' jeans, etc. Plus she's a whirlwind of activity. In all kinds of things at school and is on a traveling All-Star cheerleading squad so she's always training and working out.
Have a good Saturday.
I've not completed building a home GIS to give you the correct analysis. 2 very interesting questions that have answers. I'll snoop a little and see what I come up with.Rooster, I saw this on FaceBook. Is it fake or fact or something in the middle.
It has to be something to do with your bald head and wildcatdon's golden locks. This is a hairy thingI've simply got to get out of the house more.
I dreamed last night that wildcatdon showed up at my old house in Bakersfield and went in my backyard to inspect the weeds growing out of control there. We never talked. True story.
Any dream analysts here?
OK, I live in Arizona worked outside over 40 years. Very possible. Electrolytes (V-8) today for tomorrows sweat, during tomorrows sweat activities rehydrate with water & refresh with (Gatorade). She needs to know. Working all week, then make it routine.So far they haven't found anything wrong and are attributing it to dehydration.
My granddaddy raised some that looked like that. He called them Congo Watermelons.This is me with my white privilege. I was privileged to be born into a family with love. I would rather be sitting on this "Rattlesnake" watermelon that grandpa grew just for me than sitting in an apartment in New York City with money in the bank. I love the simple things of life.
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I like that name. My grandpa raised "Rattlesnake" melons An interesting article about them. Seems they disappeared as a commercial melon but has come back after 100 years. Melons were huge when I was a boy and my grandpa raised his from his own seeds. Grandpa had a green thumb and taught me the love for the land.My granddaddy raised some that looked like that. He called them Congo Watermelons.
It has to be something to do with your bald head and wildcatdon's golden locks. This is a hairy thing
I've simply got to get out of the house more.
I dreamed last night that wildcatdon showed up at my old house in Bakersfield and went in my backyard to inspect the weeds growing out of control there. We never talked. True story.
Any dream analysts here?
Something in your water.Or first stage of Covid?
I miss the big 'ol watermelons from years past. Now days, at least around here, you can't hardly find the big seeded watermelons anymore. They're almost all the round (some decent size) seedless kind.I like that name. My grandpa raised "Rattlesnake" melons An interesting article about them. Seems they disappeared as a commercial melon but has come back after 100 years. Melons were huge when I was a boy and my grandpa raised his from his own seeds. Grandpa had a green thumb and taught me the love for the land.
https://www.news-journalonline.com/...melon-is-brought-back-to-life-after-100-years
Years and years ago you could get watermelons off the side of the road for 10 for a dollar. !0 cents apiece. On my first trip to Florida right after I married I told my wife the minute we hit the Florida line you are going to see truck loads of watermelons for sale. Ten for a dollar. She laughed. Sure enough the signs were up 10 for a dollar.I miss the big 'ol watermelons from years past. Now days, at least around here, you can't hardly find the big seeded watermelons anymore. They're almost all the round (some decent size) seedless kind.
Remember when I first moved to Atlanta you would find pick-up trucks parked along streets/roads all over selling those big ones out of the back of the truck. Or down at the Farmer's Market.
Guess the farmer can get more melons to the acre with the smaller round ones? Don't know.
Hopefully it's nothing serious. Prayers sent for your granddaughter.Feels a bit like Old Man Winter in Ohio this morning. Mid-20s. Brrrrrrr.
The Mrs headed out at 5:30 to WalMart for their ongoing Black Friday deals. For some weird reason we always enjoyed Black Fridays over the years. Became a family tradition. For probably 20 years we'd get up at 4 or so and hit the stores till about 9...and we were pretty much done. Always enjoyed it....and I'm not a shopper at all. Once a year. But this year I don't even know if they'll have a Black Friday on Black Friday. Covid ya know.
Say a prayer for one of my granddaughters if you would. She passed out at school yesterday and was out for about 5 minutes. So far they haven't found anything wrong and are attributing it to dehydration. She's about 14, so she's at the age where they quit eating trying to look like a supermodel to fit into the latest 'in' jeans, etc. Plus she's a whirlwind of activity. In all kinds of things at school and is on a traveling All-Star cheerleading squad so she's always training and working out.
Have a good Saturday.