Rooster by chance did you know a Pat Coomer at Manual. He played baseball at Manual and was about my age, maybe a few years younger. He had a brother Mickey Coomer and a couple of sisters. Just curious.
So they say this is the fashion of the future. I doubt it gets down here but I can see California hoping on board. Maybe some other places like P-Town in Massachusetts.
So they say this is the fashion of the future. I doubt it gets down here but I can see California hoping on board. Maybe some other places like P-Town in Massachusetts.
Mrs. M plants a HotBiscuit every year in Honor her MOTHER, wish we could find that color here in the Berg!!!!Just got back from picking up 100 lbs of magnesium, 50 lbs of palm fertilizer and 25 lbs of citrus fertilizer. Also picked up some hibiscus (color below) and a three nice bougainvillea, red, purple and blue ( below) I am going to have fun this afternoon. I say fun because this time last year I wondered if I would ever be physically able to dig in the dirt. God is good.
So they say this is the fashion of the future. I doubt it gets down here but I can see California hoping on board. Maybe some other places like P-Town in Massachusetts.
Oh well, better than this I suppose.
Oh well, better than this I suppose.
His "wife" shouldn't have any trouble getting him to go clothes shopping with her.So they say this is the fashion of the future. I doubt it gets down here but I can see California hoping on board. Maybe some other places like P-Town in Massachusetts.
I hear ya. We began thawing out this past Saturday. Right after the game, I walked outside in only a long-sleeve shirt and jeans, collecting snowmelt and snow just in case our water remained out. It was 43°F, sunny and felt amazing.
Just now saw this, praying for a speedy recovery for You Ben!
Not to bump into Y'all's conversation but I got my second Monday and 8:50 in the morning and by 8 that night I was pretty much down for the count. I took Tylenol two tablets, 500 milligrams every 6 hours until last night, Tuesday at 10 I took my last and I feel fine today. But I sure didnt think it would effect me that way. When I tried to go without the tylenol I would get the shakes. I ached all over. Now all I have is a very sore arm. I had no problems with the first dose!
For any country music fans here: this reminds me of the Mo and Joe hit “Where’s the dress”.So they say this is the fashion of the future. I doubt it gets down here but I can see California hoping on board. Maybe some other places like P-Town in Massachusetts.
At least they had bloomers on. I’m not kidding, I’ve seen worse.
I'd rather go with this if push comes to shove....So they say this is the fashion of the future. I doubt it gets down here but I can see California hoping on board. Maybe some other places like P-Town in Massachusetts.
Then you died for a good cause. And can sleep well tonight.
Yikes! Gonna miss ya up there. Perhaps it's temporary?
Sorry. I had to get off that forum. Don't regret it. Arguing with some of those leftist idiots is an exercise in futility.
The Director makes Zuccini bread every year.......almost everyone that visits wants to know if she has any extra in the freezer.......we have an upright freezer in the garage that she fills up.......I like a couple slices toasted in the toaster.......maybe we could swap.......
They still have a time/weather number........
I don't guess any ever asked you to check their rack did they.......... 🙄
Thank God I am a Southern Boy. Nothing beats a good peanut boil. It is and has been a staple at my house since I was born. It may be the easiest thing in the world to cook, next to boiling an egg.
I want to go!
When I first moved to Atlanta (for a girl who turned out to be my 'ex') I had never heard of boiled peanuts. She loved them and talked about them. First time we went up into N. Georgia, there were a lot of roadside stands next to the road or in people's yards that sold them...along with homemade quilts and apples. So we stopped and got some boiled peanuts......Thank God I am a Southern Boy. Nothing beats a good peanut boil. It is and has been a staple at my house since I was born. It may be the easiest thing in the world to cook, next to boiling an egg.
PER POUND, but we do a lot more than a pound.
If you want to spice it up you can add hot peppers and other seasonings that suit your taste. I like mine boiling hot but I have heard some people prefer them cold. Let's do it.
- 1 pound of raw "green" peanuts (not the color green, but fresh raw peanuts which are called green peanuts)
- 2-3 Tbsp table salt
- 4 cups water
When I lived in Ely, England I was a member of the stained glass museum at Ely Cathedral............I would stop at the cathedral almost every day on my sojourns around the country side...........great looking work Cord!I talked to Ymmot this afternoon. He plans on coming to my house in April when Austin comes. And he also said he planned on playing golf tomorrow if the course is not too muddy.
Additionally, Cordmaker sent me a picture of his last work:
I don't know about you gents but after running a large construction company and then being in business for myself........I welcome some nothingness......retirement is great.......
But......maybe they do know.............
I have to tell a Stan Musial story to the baseball fans here. Stan started pro ball as a left handed pitcher. He was a little wild, but showed promise. He was such a good hitter that his minor league manager used him in the outfield between starts. One day while making a diving catch, Stan hurt his throwing shoulder and it was slow healing. He was married with a new born son and decided he needed to go home and work in the coal mines to provide for them. His manager had faith in Stan as a hitter, so he told Stan to bring his wife and new born son and move in with him and his wife. They would help them make things work. Of course Stan went on to be a big star.
