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Good morning from ATX. Currently 76°F and partly cloudy. Today's high expected at around 97°F.

Watched NFL yesterday, including Bengals-Cowboys. Good games.

Queen's funeral on right now. I earlier said wall-to-wall media coverage and was not wrong.

Monday, Monday....

Wishing happiness and health for all our fellow D-League members.

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Good Monday Morning

It was a nice weekend for football. Cats won and pitched a shutout and can get much better, especially the O-Line and running game.

We have 74° as we wait patiently for the sun to rise. Our high will hit 84° and there is a 58% chance of scattered showers. A typical September day.

I trust all are well and in good health and spirits.

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Morning Legionnaires!

High 90's expected today with light winds. Same ole same ole.

Face timed with my 5 grandchildren last night at 6:15. They were extra talkative and energetic. 8-year-old girl, 6-year-old triplet boys, and a 5-year-old boy. They had all been to a local county fair on Saturday, so it was fresh in their minds. One of the triplets had taken second place with apples he took to show at the fair and was very happy with himself.

After about an hour facetiming my son (Marine for 4 years and spent time fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan) told us he has taught them the 5 basic safety rules for handling and shooting guns (keeps his locked up). He had them recite the rules and in unison they all did. It was impressive how well they had them down but, he does the same with Bible verses, The Pledge of Allegiance, and has them learning the Constitution and the Bill of rights. Moreover, his wife does. They are all home schooled by her and are learning things the right way. Their foundation is in the word of God so I know they will be raised correctly.
 
That's a nice photo of Cumberland Falls, 41102.

When I was about 17, I had two buddies, one of whom was a little wild and the other one who was trying to fly right - he even had a job he was conscientious about as opening manager at a local Roy Rogers franchise.

One Friday night we were out drinking, and the budding assistant manager says, "I'm going to take a nap in the back seat. Please get me up early so I can get ready for my shift."

My other buddy and I keep drinking, and after way too many beers get the idea that it'd be cool to see Cumberland Falls. Which was about 200 miles away. All we knew is it was south and we figured we could find it if we just headed in that direction.

So we drive through the night, with our buddy still sleeping in the back. We actually get to the park not far from the falls just about sunrise. The guy in the back wakes up, and we tell him we're at a local park, Campbell County lake, and we're just going to take a short stroll then we'll get him home.

You can hear the falls roaring well before we get there and the guy is looking puzzled. Finally there it is: this magnificent falls. And our buddy stares for a second and says, "I've been to this park many times, but I don't remember that water falls."

We had to break the bad news to him that we weren't at the local lake and he wasn't getting to his job. He took it pretty well, called in sick, and we actually had a pretty nice time.
 
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There he goes goldbricking again. How many remember that term?
I'd heard of it, but didn't know till I looked it up that the term gold brick came from the late 1800's when con men would try to pass off gold plated bricks (with the inside worthless metal) as solid gold bricks. By the early 1900's it had come into military jargon.
 
What’s worse, an entitled, drunken frat boy firehosing taxpayer money on every hoser who might vote for him or a senile old fool who has never held a real job firehosing taxpayer money on every sad sack who might vote for him. Incredible those are the choices.
 
There he goes goldbricking again. How many remember that term?

Hello all,


If I was a little older, I'd have coined that term. I can do it! 😁

MAN I just got back from a disaster area. Took the BB and Little BB to TGIF's. Only one Mom was present along with me and My Darling. Those two went berserk. (Very unusual but I was totally embarrassed, da brudder waiter got a hefty tip... He weathered it like a pro.) I was wasted.....

The hostess listened to me at least and gave us a booth away from the main body of customers.....
 
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I was hoping for the 7pm slot. Oh well, I guess they think LSU-Auburn is a better primetime game than 2 more than likely undefeated teams.🙄



I was surprised to see this week's game against Northern Illinois is on ESPN2...almost never see us playing a little opponent on anything other than SEC Network.
 
Good morning from ATX. Currently 77°F and clear with periodic clouds. Today's high expected around 97°F.

Local talk radio described a recent crime spree hitting Austin yesterday. Couple guys will stalk someone withdrawing money from back teller and rob them. Happened again yesterday. Lady called in and reported another hit about an hour after crime occurred. Folks are losing $2-4,000 or so at a time.

Co-worker totaled her SUV over the weekend. She's shaken up, but okay.

Wishing happiness and health for all our fellow D-League members.

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Morning Legionnaires!

Grass cutting morning after workout. Need to get it done before the heat rolls in. 98° for today and tomorrow.

@AustinTXCat Pepperoni is my favorite pizza. May have to break my lower calorie days eating for one day and get one with extra pepperoni on it. Daughter will go for it because she loves pizza.

Thought for the day:

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Good morning folks. Waiting out yet another mysterious subway delay. This three days a week commuting schedule is not too bad but zero days will be better still.

Another beautiful day in the east. We’re late enough into September this far up the coast that we may not get any more really hot days.

Not much going on yet, so I’ll catch up with you all later. Hope it’s a good day.
 
Good morning folks. Waiting out yet another mysterious subway delay. This three days a week commuting schedule is not too bad but zero days will be better still.

Another beautiful day in the east. We’re late enough into September this far up the coast that we may not get any more really hot days.

Not much going on yet, so I’ll catch up with you all later. Hope it’s a good day.
We are really going to be hot today, 92°F and it is already 73.4°. October and May are my favored months in South Central Kentucky. In Florida and Texas I liked January and February! In your area I liked October and June. May was a little cooler in Maryland than in Kentucky, of course in Maryland I was in the foothills of the mountains.

It is strange but the most lasting friendships that we made in new places were the six years we lived in Eldersburg, MD. We still communicate with them and still occasionally visit.
 
We are really going to be hot today, 92°F and it is already 73.4°. October and May are my favored months in South Central Kentucky. In Florida and Texas I liked January and February! In your area I liked October and June. May was a little cooler in Maryland than in Kentucky, of course in Maryland I was in the foothills of the mountains.

It is strange but the most lasting friendships that we made in new places were the six years we lived in Eldersburg, MD. We still communicate with them and still occasionally visit.
People in the more rural parts of Maryland are not much different than Kentuckians.

That's probably easy to explain. My family, for example, made the trek directly from the Frederick, Maryland area to the Paris, Kentucky area in the 1780s. A lot of their extended family remained behind and still live in Maryland and West Virginia -- there is even a tiny town named after them in WVA. I'm sure thousands of other families made the same journey, with relatives remaining behind in the east.
 
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Good morning, D, read Acts 9.

Well home from Arkansas, had a great trip, good therapy. Not the best trip we've had, we couldn't fish the Norfork River, they weren't running any water, some parts of the Norfork you could walk across, so we fished the white river. I didn't take but one picture of a 15.5" Rainbow, all we caught was Rainbows, forgot, I did catch one Cutbow, cross between a Rainbow and a Cutthroat, better luck next year, GOD willing if HE decides to give me one more year! We still caught between 50-75 each a day, not going to complain!!!!

I can't go into detail, but we finally got an answer to our prayers after 11 months, some people are going to be held accountable for what happened, my son and his wife got a call yesterday.

Going to work on glass today and tomorrow, temps are supposed to be in the high 90's and humid, so going to work indoors. Got to make more Mrs. M said, because I have given too many away!!!!

I hope the D, has a great day and prayers for the d!!!!
 


Morning Legionnaires!

High 90's expected today with light winds. Same ole same ole.

Face timed with my 5 grandchildren last night at 6:15. They were extra talkative and energetic. 8-year-old girl, 6-year-old triplet boys, and a 5-year-old boy. They had all been to a local county fair on Saturday, so it was fresh in their minds. One of the triplets had taken second place with apples he took to show at the fair and was very happy with himself.

After about an hour facetiming my son (Marine for 4 years and spent time fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan) told us he has taught them the 5 basic safety rules for handling and shooting guns (keeps his locked up). He had them recite the rules and in unison they all did. It was impressive how well they had them down but, he does the same with Bible verses, The Pledge of Allegiance, and has them learning the Constitution and the Bill of rights. Moreover, his wife does. They are all home schooled by her and are learning things the right way. Their foundation is in the word of God so I know they will be raised correctly.
Thank You. You are on target. The religious fundamental foundations are necessary so the sciences can be understood in context of true history. When it comes to understanding the sciences, they were (are) best understood as the result of discernment of spiritual truth. Math, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Ecology and Economy. Neglect any of these at your own peril. Upon learning that I could best determine the nature of god by understanding the universe of life and this miracle of creation, I was hooked. Guess I'll always ponder as to why we're all here but I certainly appreciate my neighbors more when they are far away. I know I like the good decent folks here in the D.​
 
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