Was at a normal grocery store yesterday....Meijers.....Porterhouse Steak....$18/lb!!!
Was at a normal grocery store yesterday....Meijers.....Porterhouse Steak....$18/lb!!!
So which state provided the 2nd most defenders behind Tennessee ( one good thing I'll say about TN)?Good morning D-League. It's currently 62° and sunny here in Eastern Kentucky. This afternoon will bring mostly sunny skies and a high of 80°.
Everyone stay safe on this holiday weekend.
And not gizzards?I'd eat potted meat first.
Davy Crocketts last home in TN was in Rutherford, about an hour south of me in western TN. His mother is buried there and there's a cabin (museum) on the site.So which state provided the 2nd most defenders behind Tennessee ( one good thing I'll say about TN)?
Kentucky.So which state provided the 2nd most defenders behind Tennessee ( one good thing I'll say about TN)?
I just finished off a nice bone in rib-eye for supper .You can probably eat out cheaper for the prices of meat from a grocery store today.I'd eat potted meat first.
And not gizzards?
I just finished off a nice bone in rib-eye for supper .You can probably eat out cheaper for the prices of meat from a grocery store today.
Did I tell you potted meat and deviled ham are among my favorites. Not quite gizzard standard but close.
This makes a good sandwich or just eat it with crackers.
Wanted beef ribs to smoke for tonight. Went to 2 or 3 grocery stores yesterday and couldn't find any (other than at Krogers where they had them but they were 98% bone). So went bright and early this morning to an actual meat market. Asked them if they had Boneless Beef Ribs. Said they didn't have any cut but if I could wait about 5-10 minutes he would cut me some. OK. Got home...put them on 'smoke' on the new Pit Boss, and noticed the package from the butcher shop and it said Beef Chuck Roast. ? Wonder if it's from the same cut? Did they not have in their system (for pricing) boneless ribs and chuck roast is the same price?
I'm sure Chuck Eye is from the same cut as Beef Chuck Roast. I would assume. But ribs?
Will have to go to my old friend DuckDuckGo (no Google or Yahoo for me)
No, don't go changing your sex now, hang in there.Yeah, My Darling and I hit the Asian Supermarket again today. Geez ya'll are ganging up on me... (I thought I had broad shoulders....)
My darling still states she will make me some but from scratch...yeah that is all I had to think about...Chicken scratching's...
"To do requires wiping" -Warrior-Cat.
That is quite a heritage Bert. I have a few in my bloodlineMorning folks. It is a slightly warmer temp today than yesterday, a sunny 61.9°F.
It is good to see that Austin safely got to Knoxville (home of the Vols and Rocky Top - on June the 10 I stopped at Rocky Top's McDonalds and bought a cone of soft serve).
Here is to a great Fourth of July to the D-League. Remember the reason for the holiday.
Here are my "direct" ancestors who fought in the Revolution:
Byrd Prewitt (1753-1833)
Jacob Falconberry (1757-1844)
Benjamin Aimsley Higginbotham (Abt 1723-1791)
Benjamin Higginbotham Jr (1757-1810)
Larkin Gatewood (1736-1805)
John Upshaw (1755-1834)
John Elmore (1758-1836)
William Davis (1753-1848)
William Marshall (1750-1822)
I had some too. Would be a good project...pull out some of the family's history/genealogy and see how many.Morning folks. It is a slightly warmer temp today than yesterday, a sunny 61.9°F.
It is good to see that Austin safely got to Knoxville (home of the Vols and Rocky Top - on June the 10 I stopped at Rocky Top's McDonalds and bought a cone of soft serve).
Here is to a great Fourth of July to the D-League. Remember the reason for the holiday.
Here are my "direct" ancestors who fought in the Revolution:
I love the Old Betsy Ross flag. I fly it too and proudly.To irritate any Dem/libs who may wander by the property today.....got my Betsy Ross flag on the flagpole, flags around the mailbox, flags around a historical marker in the front yard, flags lining one of the old sidewalks leading to the house, and a banner flag above the 'colonial' front door. That oughta get 'em.
Plus, I like it.
OK let me know when you pick it back up so I can stay even with you. Thanks, and Happy 4th. It still means something around here.Good morning D, Happy 4th to you!!!! I love our country!!!!!
SC I've to stop reading Jeremiah for a couple days because I have gotten ahead of the others in my group, I jumped over to Daniel and read this morning, I'll start again when they catch up.
I hope the D, has a great 4th, I am going to be with family this evening! Stay safe and Prayers!!!
Happy 4th Bev, OEC and Y, I mean Bertfan!!!!
I'd just as soon we go back to that flag & leave it alone. Too many stars whiting out the blue these days. Or put one larger start in the middle to represent all the others.I love the Old Betsy Ross flag. I fly it too and proudly.
My ancestors didn't get here till 1818 - 1857. But one took a Confederate bullet thru the head on a battleground.Morning folks. It is a slightly warmer temp today than yesterday, a sunny 61.9°F.
It is good to see that Austin safely got to Knoxville (home of the Vols and Rocky Top - on June the 10 I stopped at Rocky Top's McDonalds and bought a cone of soft serve).
Here is to a great Fourth of July to the D-League. Remember the reason for the holiday.
Here are my "direct" ancestors who fought in the Revolution:
Byrd Prewitt (1753-1833)
Jacob Falconberry (1757-1844)
Benjamin Aimsley Higginbotham (Abt 1723-1791)
Benjamin Higginbotham Jr (1757-1810)
Larkin Gatewood (1736-1805)
John Upshaw (1755-1834)
John Elmore (1758-1836)
William Davis (1753-1848)
William Marshall (1750-1822)
You best not claim kin to Blantons as there are a bunch of those in my family!That is quite a heritage Bert. I have a few in my bloodline
Joseph Adair ( South Carolina)
William Adair (South Carolina)
John Adair (South Carolina) After the war he moved to Kentucky and became Governor
William White (Virginia)
Joshua Blanton (North Carolina
James Blanton (North Carolina)
John Alderman (North Carolina) He was the father-in-law to Joshua Blanton.
I joined the Sons of The American Revolution under the name of John Alderman. It is a good group of men to be associated with.
Nice to see Austin had safe travels. We should have a very nice day for Independence Day down here, we might get a little rain but that is always welcome. It keeps us green. I trust all are well and enjoy the day. It is still special to me and it always will be. I am not WOKE yet, still sleeping in the love of God and Country.
Yep. I have a list of my family in the Revolution and the Civil War. My civil war folks are slanted toward the north. The Higginbotham's and Elmore's mainly fought for the South and the Lee and Cook side tended toward the North. None of them owned slaves but chose sides for reasons they probably did not even fully understand.I had some too. Would be a good project...pull out some of the family's history/genealogy and see how many.