It really depends on how good the cookies are. If they are good, hell yyyyeeeeessss!
Just for a history lesson Jamestown was settled nearly two decades before the Pilgrims. My Mass. friends told me I was wrong. They want to be the first.For those who know me personally you know I love local history and I like to study the roots of our nation. One thing I really enjoy is how our agriculture base developed and expanded and that includes cattle and other livestock. The Spanish explorer, Ponce de Leon, brought the first cattle and horses to America in 1521 long before the Pilgrims showed up.
The original cattle line still remains and they are ranched in various areas through the state, one in Withlachoochee State Preserve which is very close to where I live. If you like agriculture and cattle ranching here is a interesting video on how the cattle were preserved and survive for 500 years in the swamps of Florida. One neat thing about the Cracker Cattle in the video is they can not be artificial inseminated. Much like Kentucky thoroughbreds .
https://floridafirstcattle.com/cracker-cattle-information/
Happens WAY more often than it should. Wildlife has an uncanny knack for showing up at the right time (for them). I Turkey hunt a lot, and I don’t know how many turkeys flew out of the very tree I was crouched under with my pants down and my gun out of reach like the one above.This would be titled "oh crap"!
That’s gotta sting. Sorry Cord, hope you get better soon and get to go next time.
Raining here as I type this. It’s getting ridiculous. Gonna have to cut my yard with a bush hog.
Back in the day, a looonng time ago, I woke up one morning before school and looked out my bedroom window to check out what I was dealing with. Saw a huge buck in the orchard out back and went to get my 30-30. I got back to my room and eased the window open. He was standing broadside to me presenting an easy 60yd shot for a guy who practiced on pie pans at 100yds+.This would be titled "oh crap"!
Hopefully we will get a break Thursday and see the '40°'s.
If it keeps on raining, the levees going to break!
How high's the water mommy
Really does BC, I always start looking forward to returning to Arkansas as soon as we pull out of the parking lot coming home!!!!!
Sorry to hear that cord. Life has its disappointments for sure. Let's pray you will get better and reschedule for another day.
Thanks SC, they always make two trips a year, hopefully I can go in April, GOD willing! The guy that get these trips together said he would bring me some Trout to eat!!!
Decided to just go ahead and mow today, wet or not. I’ve got too much to do when it dries out, so getting that out of the way. What a mess! About half done and the mower suggests we take a break. If forecasts hold, it should bale by the first of next week 🙂Hopefully we will get a break Thursday and see the '40°'s.
After you finish with your bush hog, can I borrow it?
Blew my knee out a couple years ago, had surgery, then LOTS of PT. I know what you mean. Last day of therapy was when I shouted G-damn! They released me after that. And that was with the cute therapist. Don’t know what I would have said to the uncute one.
Was getting ready to ask how everything went, great news, she will be on our list till you say it's ok to take her off!!!!Thanks again for all of the well wishers. Daughter's surgery took 3 1/2 hours and she is now recovering. A little nauseous first coming out of anesthesia but now doing well. Wife will stay in hospital with her for the next couple of days until they release her. Below is a picture of the area just below her left shoulder before the surgery. The arrow points to the area where one of her rib was growing outward. They removed that rib and cut another one down that was starting to do the same thing. They decompressed the area and cut out some muscle wear there was scar tissue from the bone protruding and calcification was forming. She had been in pain for a while and it was getting worse so she wanted this even though it will be very painful until healed. As I said, she was actually looking forward to the surgery.
Continued well wishes for her and you. It’s tough watching your kids go through stuff like that, I know. But she is young and kicking high, best of luck to y’all.Thanks again for all of the well wishers. Daughter's surgery took 3 1/2 hours and she is now recovering. A little nauseous first coming out of anesthesia but now doing well. Wife will stay in hospital with her for the next couple of days until they release her. Below is a picture of the area just below her left shoulder before the surgery. The arrow points to the area where one of her rib was growing outward. They removed that rib and cut another one down that was starting to do the same thing. They decompressed the area and cut out some muscle wear there was scar tissue from the bone protruding and calcification was forming. She had been in pain for a while and it was getting worse so she wanted this even though it will be very painful until healed. As I said, she was actually looking forward to the surgery.
My DAD and son's train, thanks Mr. Rooster!!!
I just reread this post......I had a new roof a couple of weeks ago..........Hensley Roofing and Guttering if you are in the Lou area and need either.......I have worked and been a customer for 40 yrs........he has a brother in law that runs a stamping machine for him.......the guy is 94 yrs old....
I didn't see this this morning. I've worked in Augusta several times while the Masters was going on but only went one time.
Talking about Augusta and by extension, the golfers, reminds me of a story. During college I worked at a bowling alley. The owner got Don Johnson and Nelson Burton Jr to come put on an exhibition. Both are hall of famers and were in their prime at the time. The manager who was a good friend loved to drink. He took the two of them into the bowling alley lounge and got them drunk as a stump after the exhibition. Both went into a slump following the visit.
I'm glad to hear that the surgery was a success and that she's doing fine. Here's to a speedy recovery for her.Thanks again for all of the well wishers. Daughter's surgery took 3 1/2 hours and she is now recovering. A little nauseous first coming out of anesthesia but now doing well. Wife will stay in hospital with her for the next couple of days until they release her. Below is a picture of the area just below her left shoulder before the surgery. The arrow points to the area where one of her rib was growing outward. They removed that rib and cut another one down that was starting to do the same thing. They decompressed the area and cut out some muscle wear there was scar tissue from the bone protruding and calcification was forming. She had been in pain for a while and it was getting worse so she wanted this even though it will be very painful until healed. As I said, she was actually looking forward to the surgery.
Thanks again for all of the well wishers. Daughter's surgery took 3 1/2 hours and she is now recovering. A little nauseous first coming out of anesthesia but now doing well. Wife will stay in hospital with her for the next couple of days until they release her. Below is a picture of the area just below her left shoulder before the surgery. The arrow points to the area where one of her rib was growing outward. They removed that rib and cut another one down that was starting to do the same thing. They decompressed the area and cut out some muscle wear there was scar tissue from the bone protruding and calcification was forming. She had been in pain for a while and it was getting worse so she wanted this even though it will be very painful until healed. As I said, she was actually looking forward to the surgery.
