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Elvis Chapel at Superstition Mountain. He looks totally different with a beard.Here's another in a tourist trap that can captures the imagination.
Good morning from ATX. Currently 81°F and partly cloudy. Rain chances increasing this afternoon. Today's high estimated around 97°F. We really need moisture.
Pup holding up well. It appears I might make the trip back to KY. Fingers crossed.
Monday, Monday....
Wishing happiness and health for all our fellow D-League members.
Pup holding up well. It appears I might make the trip back to KY. Fingers crossed.
Monday, Monday....
Wishing happiness and health for all our fellow D-League members.
Good Morning all,
I wanted to see what kind of shape, I was in, pain-wise, and cut down my meds to just the one essential. Since Thursday, I hurt but it's bearable. I am thankful but I am also thankful for meds. (Don't have a drop of alcohol in the house either except for rubbing alcohol.) Yeah I went cold turkey in more ways than one but not all ways... Have a great day!
I wanted to see what kind of shape, I was in, pain-wise, and cut down my meds to just the one essential. Since Thursday, I hurt but it's bearable. I am thankful but I am also thankful for meds. (Don't have a drop of alcohol in the house either except for rubbing alcohol.) Yeah I went cold turkey in more ways than one but not all ways... Have a great day!
Good morning folks. Back at work. The weekend was fun but immediately seemed a distant memory when I woke up this morning.
Back from a longish walk. The humidity was registering by 6:30 am. Not brutally hot yet, but it feels like it might be heading that way.
My wife and daughter are heading for London for a vacation at the end of the week. I couldn't manage it with work, but just between us -- been there and done that, and I have no interest in flying anywhere right now. I have two friends who took recent trips and it sounded like the stuff I used to be subjected to in Africa or South Asia back in the day. No thanks. I'm glad my daughter will be along with my wife, they love each other's company and my daughter, at least, has the natural sunniness and sense of excitement of the young which will lift them if the travel becomes a nightmare.
Hope you all are in a good place and doing well.
Back from a longish walk. The humidity was registering by 6:30 am. Not brutally hot yet, but it feels like it might be heading that way.
My wife and daughter are heading for London for a vacation at the end of the week. I couldn't manage it with work, but just between us -- been there and done that, and I have no interest in flying anywhere right now. I have two friends who took recent trips and it sounded like the stuff I used to be subjected to in Africa or South Asia back in the day. No thanks. I'm glad my daughter will be along with my wife, they love each other's company and my daughter, at least, has the natural sunniness and sense of excitement of the young which will lift them if the travel becomes a nightmare.
Hope you all are in a good place and doing well.
Good morning D
This is my last day in KY. My grandson flew in late last night front.Spain. He had delays that are normal in flying this day and age.
He will hang around a few days and then head up to Cincinnati. He was offered a position in cancer research at the Cincinnati Childrens Hospital until the fall semester and may continue after school starts. The youngest granddaughter is away for summer camp. So it is a busy time of year.
I trust are well
This is my last day in KY. My grandson flew in late last night front.Spain. He had delays that are normal in flying this day and age.
He will hang around a few days and then head up to Cincinnati. He was offered a position in cancer research at the Cincinnati Childrens Hospital until the fall semester and may continue after school starts. The youngest granddaughter is away for summer camp. So it is a busy time of year.
I trust are well
Speaking of flying, it has become a pain. delays, cancelations and shortage of pilots is causing nightmares for the traveler. My last flight from Atlanta to Tampa was delayed 4 hours waiting for a pilot who was taking off from LA.
I just shipped 2 boxes of lamp shades. They were 14 top 15 bottom and 10 side height. 6 to a box because they don't nest well. I sell through 3rd and sometimes fourth parties before they get to the motel/hotel. I told the guy if he would take a shade with a 1' smaller top that I could get them in one box and cut his Fed Ex bill in half. Most people wouldn't even notice the difference in a 13 or 14 top unless I pointed it out. It certainly wouldn't affect your experience of spending the night in your motel room. I guess these places have interior decorators that aren't concerned with the bottom line. With the way freight costs have risen, it looks like someone would come to their senses.
Also today I am shipping 12 shades to an Orlando Hampton Inn. 2 shades per box. With a slightly larger alteration, I could have gotten them in one box. Instead, they are going on a pallet and going freight truck.
Also today I am shipping 12 shades to an Orlando Hampton Inn. 2 shades per box. With a slightly larger alteration, I could have gotten them in one box. Instead, they are going on a pallet and going freight truck.
It is 73.6°F and we are supposed to top out at 84°F with no chance of rain. We did not get a drop yesterday (60% chances) even though we had some fine looking clouds, they just were not productive. My grass needs a drink!
I talked to Ymmot yesterday and he said that he doubts we will see Don any time soon. The second stroke has harmed him. I hope Don can turn it around but strokes are bad.
I talked to Ymmot yesterday and he said that he doubts we will see Don any time soon. The second stroke has harmed him. I hope Don can turn it around but strokes are bad.
Just checking in on you folks to make sure no one was abducted by ALIENS. Got a nice break in the weather here in the Bluegrass. I think I'll screw up and ruin the day by playing golf today. I'll check in later and try and get caught up.
I hate to hear this about Don. Strokes are serious. Very . I will keep Don in my prayers
Yeah, I know the feeling at least right now. From the injured ribs to the line drives that hit both legs and my wrist/palm area, I am still in pain when using my legs and left hand. Had to do a modified total gym workout for upper body today because the hand only allows for limited motion. Going to train my student after lunch today because I will try to kayak fish tomorrow.
Morning Legionnaires!
Mid 80's for the high today and tomorrow. Getting back up to triple digits toward the end of the week.
Watched a new series that is out now with Jeff Bridges and John Lithgow called "The Old Man". So far, I like it (2 episodes). Jeff Bridges plays an old, retired government man who was used for many overseas covert missions but now was off of the grid. They find him, come after him, and he basically must now run and fight off the government.
Prayers for Don and others who need it.
Carry on straight people! (From John Boy and Billy radio show)
Been trying to find the "healthy" alternative to coffee creamer... I normally drink coffee black but do use milk and half and half from time to time. Never could stand sugar in my coffee with the exception of that french vanilla stuff. (I like that too much so quit cold turkey.) (I tried the coffeemate and so many others and just saw the bad in those... just looking at the ingredients.)
Anyway, I just got a half gallon of coconut and almond milk (Unsweetened). I found online that coconut milk was the best/ healthiest coffee creamer but I couldn't find unsweetened coconut milk or I didn't look in the right place.
Oh, I posted this partly due to the one person who posted using some sea salt in your coffee. That works. (Thanks) (I am just trying for the perfect cup of coffee.. per my tastes...)
So far this concoction of sea salt (Just a smidge), coconut and almond milk is turning out okay but it is yet to be proclaimed perfect.
Anyway, I just got a half gallon of coconut and almond milk (Unsweetened). I found online that coconut milk was the best/ healthiest coffee creamer but I couldn't find unsweetened coconut milk or I didn't look in the right place.
Oh, I posted this partly due to the one person who posted using some sea salt in your coffee. That works. (Thanks) (I am just trying for the perfect cup of coffee.. per my tastes...)
So far this concoction of sea salt (Just a smidge), coconut and almond milk is turning out okay but it is yet to be proclaimed perfect.
Man Sir, I miss my total gym. I had one before we left for Korea (I actually used it regularly.) (I got a heck of a good deal on one. A basic model but sold it.) But dang those are not cheap now. I have been looking for a used one but no luck so far.
That must be one heavy caboose.
Let's see: 30 drops to a ml, 750 ml to a bottle of wine, 30 bottles, 12% alcohol = 30 x 750 x30 x 0.12 = ~80,000 drops for me.
They'd best hope the trains are running there again.
Next door neighbor is a nurse anesthetist at Cincy Children's. Great hospital as I understand. Get patients from all over the world at times.
You sound like me (Hope you're not offended.). First have one tall black & then second with Italian creamer. Gives it a dark roast flavor.
I spoke with my grandson this morning and he will work there until graduation from the university. He is working in stem cell research and is being paid. During school he will work a minimum of 10 hours a week at Cincinnati Children's
He is on full academic scholarship to Xavier U and is entering his junior year. His major is bio-physics with a career path in medicine. Most likely in oncology
As a failed chemistry major, I don't even know what bio-physics is (1964-1968 chemistry).
I do know about oncology as I have had cancer.
Economics was a lot easier! 😁
I was very good at "reading" if a baseball/softball would be hit to my right or left, but school stuff was just something that interfered with my baseball when/if I let it. 😁
NBA factoid I read today I found hard to imagine & believe:
At start of 2015-16 season, the salaries of the 184 American black players born in 1988 (of 320,000 total born) were over 6% of that 320,000's total income that year. And that doesn't count their endorsements. Hard for me to believe. And Kevin Durant was near 1% himself.
At start of 2015-16 season, the salaries of the 184 American black players born in 1988 (of 320,000 total born) were over 6% of that 320,000's total income that year. And that doesn't count their endorsements. Hard for me to believe. And Kevin Durant was near 1% himself.
Son & DIL bought a six bedrooms house near X this spring to rent out to students, they thought individually. Turns out they rented to a family who have two students there. Probably will be less wear & tear this way.
So, my little burg of 900 people now has its own bourbon, commemorating the opening of a large bourbon storage warehouse on the fringes of town. I doubt Basil Hayden's has much to worry about, but I might pick up a pint next time I'm visiting.
Like the 100 proof... Wonder about the taste.. Have you tried it yet? Oh, I just noticed the date.
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No, it's brand new. I'll pick up a bottle when I next visit my parents. I think I'll be switching back to Woodford Reserve or at least Maker's Mark pretty quick.
Worth the try for sure. You never know... I kind of like the 100 proof better as it takes less volume to get where I want to go...
Back in the day I did regular work for several distillery's... been a long while ago though...
This company I never heard of called New Riff Distilling is building a good-sized warehouse of the edge of Silver Grove to age whiskey. They brought out this new "Silver Grove" bourbon as a way to get some early publicity I suppose. Apparently, there was a bourbon bottled around there back before prohibition.Worth the try for sure. You never know... I kind of like the 100 proof better as it takes less volume to get where I want to go...
Back in the day I did regular work for several distillery's... been a long while ago though...
We were just a C&O switching yard when I was a kid. The railroad pulled out about the time I did - late 1970s. The more prosperous towns like Ft. Thomas called us "River Rats." We called then "Cakes."
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I hate hearing that about Don. I'll be praying for Don and his family in this time of need.
The round of golf is done and I played ok. The weather was pretty much perfect today! Now I'm dialed in to Ancient Aliens on the History Channel. The HC has new episodes coming up in July. Should be some good stuff! Remember folks, keep your eyes on the skies!
Have you ever watched the TV series "Project Blue Book"?
Don asked me where I had been in response to a Happy Easter Post. Then Bert started telling me stuff about deep country in Edmonson Co. and I was hooked.
Speaking of Bert.
That cost of neglect vs cost of stupid sure creates a lot of cover for incompetency.
Back on fathers day you posted that yo mamma was Ola Mae (Elmore) Higginbotham, I knew that wasn't my Elmore Granny Laurie so I started poking around (looked it up). That makes you a 5th great grandson of John Elmore Sr through his son James born in 1792. The same North Carolina John Elmore Sr. is my 4th great grandfather. through his son, John born in 1790. Your great Granddaddy Seth Elmore buried in MCNP is cool. I was jealous then I remembered my 3rd great grandfather Rueben Vincent was buried in MCNP as well so I'm OK. We still low down trashy shine sucking cousins.
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I hope the warehouse is out of the flood plain. As you well know, SG floods when OH gets 4-5' over flood stage.
Earlier today was thinking of driving Mary Ingles out to Mentor & back and stop at a bunch of places I grew up visiting along there as a kid.
They musta been Royals. Then again maybe lived in Edmonson County.
On the road to Florida. I'75 all the way.
My grandson and four of his classmates rent a 5 bedroom house 5 min from campus.
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