I never went back again. It's the only time I ever hit a golf ball other than putt putt.
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I think that they have sold it. It was nice to have the company pay me to stay there as it can get a little expensive.
One of my favorite Cadence Calls was this one:
Jody's got a woman dressed in red
Makes her living in the bed
Jody was a brave one staying home
Now he's got your girl and gone
SOUND OFF !!
ONE TWO
SOUND OFF !!
THREE FOUR
BRINGING IT ON DOWN
ONE TWO THREE FOUR - THREE FOUR
I did not watch the original shows for much the same reason. When it started back up in the 2000s, my daughter picked it up, and we started watching it as a family. I really liked the newer version. Once she went off to undergrad, and I was single again, work took over my time. So I drifted from it.
On occasion, I will watch a few episodes. If Lexy comes over for a TV day with dad, Dr. Who seems to be a show we can watch. lol
I think it is definitely an acquired taste for most. I do enjoy a bowl of popcorn with either Clara or Amy on a cold night. The Doctor is just kind of there.
The character Clara had an expression that tied into her first and last appearance in the series.
"As my mum used to say, The souffle isn't the souffle; the souffle is the recipe."
I love that sentiment.
Good morning! Not much to say other than I'm awake and I don't want to be.
Burger no ketchup.
I'm still trying to deal with the end of civilization or I'd be there with you folks. We'll get our 2nd kneeded vaccination Friday.
That's more complex than figuring out how to measure chlorophyll activity using satellite telemetry . . . .
Burger no ketchup.
This was one of my favorites:One of my favorite Cadence Calls was this one:
Jody's got a woman dressed in red
Makes her living in the bed
Jody was a brave one staying home
Now he's got your girl and gone
SOUND OFF !!
ONE TWO
SOUND OFF !!
THREE FOUR
BRINGING IT ON DOWN
ONE TWO THREE FOUR - THREE FOUR
I use to eat at Mickey D's
Now I'm eating MRE'S
Check out this Drill Sergeant calling cadence:
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Happy Lunchtime everyone...a piece of fried chicken & some tater wedges.
Some peach cobbler would go nicely with that.
Got myself in a golf scramble on Sunday, debating to take a vacation day on Monday.
Yesterday would've been Dad's 83rd bday...time rolls on.
No military experience here, but I do admire & respect the heck out of'em.
Oh, well...all for now, back to the "W" word.
Some peach cobbler would go nicely with that.
Got myself in a golf scramble on Sunday, debating to take a vacation day on Monday.
Yesterday would've been Dad's 83rd bday...time rolls on.
No military experience here, but I do admire & respect the heck out of'em.
Oh, well...all for now, back to the "W" word.
Here's the one that sticks with me:
Birdie birdie in the snow
Broken wing and broken toe
Took him in and fed him bread
Then crushed his ****ing head
Birdie birdie in the snow
Broken wing and broken toe
Took him in and fed him bread
Then crushed his ****ing head
Dry land fish, soup beans, fried taters, and corn bread make for a good supper.
Dry land fish, soup beans, fried taters, and corn bread make for a good supper.
Huh?
Edit; Oh, had to look it up....
With scrambled eggs for tasty breakfast.Dry land fish, soup beans, fried taters, and corn bread make for a good supper.
They never made it to breakfast at my house.With scrambled eggs for tasty breakfast.
Dogwoods in full bloom yesterday at Mammoth Cave National Park.
These nestlings are branching and will fledge soon. Pardon me as I anthropomorphize. Congrats to Harriet and M15.
If you ain't had dry land fish you ain't from Kentucky!
I met a "Schroomer" while on a bird survey. He was researching mushrooms as a USFS/student intern. A "splitter" trying to figure it out. He used dried mushroom spore dispersal patterns to id the ecotypes. More than I wanted to know. I showed him one of these.
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If you ain't had dry land fish you ain't from Kentucky!
Yeah a Michigander by blood, a Kentuckian by heart and heritage. My youngest was born in E-Town. (But, I'm an honest Michigander.) When you talk to me you ask if I am from Kentucky or Texas. I always state, I am a hood at heart. I thought I was black until I got my drivers license...
Of course not but when you're camping on a bird survey and it's daybreak at 9,000' or so.
Taking a break from mowing. Never ending it seems.
Anyway, last week was the 76th anniversary of one of his Bronze Stars. Did something that prevented potentially many, many casualties/deaths when all around him had been killed.
The older I get, the more I miss him, and the more I'm amazed by what he made out of his life (I'll leave it there). And wish that if still alive, he would be proud of me as I am of him.
Guess it's common for all of us, but I wish that when I was younger I would have been a bit wiser and stopped to 'smell the roses'. Never asked my Dad any about his military service, etc. Just heard a few stories growing up plus he didn't talk about it. Maybe didn't want to.
Anyway, last week was the 76th anniversary of one of his Bronze Stars. Did something that prevented potentially many, many casualties/deaths when all around him had been killed.
The older I get, the more I miss him, and the more I'm amazed by what he made out of his life (I'll leave it there). And wish that if still alive, he would be proud of me as I am of him.
My dad would have been 119 years old on March 8th of this year. He has been gone for 45 years.
Has Covid closed National Parks? Since my oldest son moved to Nashville we'll probably do a long weekend trip to see him this Summer, and would probably stop for a day or two in Cave City. The Mrs has never been to Mammoth Cave.Dogwoods in full bloom yesterday at Mammoth Cave National Park.
Mine would be 99 in May. Sad thing is, is that he was able to retire early....58 I think....and died a few months before his 63rd birthday. Way too young.
I do know it has closed the parks in my subdivision the squirly dasturbs don't have the sense God gave a goose. My grandson loves those swings we have too. have to take him outside of the subdivision to swing. $98.00 bucks a month for nothing... Oh the HOA told me they can't rent out the clubhouse and they have lost revenue... (Note: here in Ole Northern "Virginny" words mean things. They did not state lost money, they stated lost revenue. there is a difference.)
To give you an idea my HOA bylaws in San Antonio are 24 pages, in Summerville, SC 26 pages.... Here in litigious Lorton,
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My dad died 31 years ago and would have been 105. Born in 1916. I think about him everyday
Certain portions at various parks. For example, most of Cumberland Gap National Park has been closed off completely from what I understand. Hence all the bear sightings in residential areas around Harrogate, Shawanee and Middlesboro. I believe the above pic was taken on the drive in to the main parking area at Mammoth Cave NP.
What? 798 pages of HOA bylaws? Is that legal
This is becoming more common and it's a wonderful connection with life.
As everything everywhere know the truth ==> Link
As everything everywhere know the truth ==> Link
Sir and all, I apologize the 798 pages was all my HOA initial documents. The actual by-laws are 599 pages. The PDF file is 31.3MB. (I pulled it up for accuracy.)
The Mrs. gets a mushroom permit every year from the county. They give out a limited number.
She doesn't go 'mushroom hunting' but has a sister who is a nut over it. Goes as many times as she can...uses her own permit then ours. Many years will go up to Michigan for a 'mushroom hunting weekend'.
Me....never been 'mushroom hunting'....but have mowed, dug up, etc many over the years on the property. Wouldn't know a good one from a bad one.
Oh.....well that's more like it. What are you complaining about?
My dad would have been 92 this past December.)
What do they say about a Trump 2024 flag flying on the front of the house? 😊
I sure hope eggs are very expensive during that time.... (That is what I say...)(I hope spray paint is a controlled substance by that time...)(TP is already a commodity...)
For many years/ decades I would not eat a mushroom. My theory you ask? (Go ahead and ask.) "There might be only one in a million a toadstool but I might eat the millionth one.."
Now for the last several years I cannot eat enough BUT BUT BUT still no S-Car-Gots...
This is amazing.
I had to take time to take a picture and upload it to my facebook page...
Edit: part of the reason they call it the Swamp!!!
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I'll have to check the family history records to see how many pages the HOA was when our house was built (in the country at the time) in 1857. 😄
Bet your HOA doesn't allow a concrete horse trough, next to the road, in your front yard so the horses could be watered on the way to town? Still there.....Mrs uses it as a giant flower trough (bubblegum petunias) every year....get a bunch of good comments every Summer.
Bet your HOA doesn't allow a concrete horse trough, next to the road, in your front yard so the horses could be watered on the way to town? Still there.....Mrs uses it as a giant flower trough (bubblegum petunias) every year....get a bunch of good comments every Summer.
July 19, 2019 at 86.
Thanks, He lived life his way, and any day fishing was better than any day at work. Working another 20 years after his retirement @ 62. No particular reason given.
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