I usually make a pot of chili for Super Bowl but this year I just don't feel like putting forth the effort. Pizza delivery sounds like a better option.
I usually make a pot of chili for Supper Bowl but this year I just don't feel like putting forth the effort. Pizza delivery sounds like a better option.
It is hard to beat a good bowl of chili, especially on a game day.You had to mention chili. I NEED it. With crackers....
I NEED it!!!!
Heck, I'd settle for a can of Hormel at this point....
Not one of y'all caught the subtle change I made to 82's post.....It is hard to beat a good bowl of chili, especially on a game day.
Super to supper. It all means chili to me.Not one of y'all caught the subtle change I made to 82's post.....
Not one of y'all caught the subtle change I made to 82's post.....
Yeah Super (or Supper) Bowl delivery is 1 1/2 hours out. I'll wait with beer in hand.Not one of y'all caught the subtle change I made to 82's post.....
Good morning D-League
It's currently a cool for us 40° with sunny skies. The high is forecast to reach 70° by this afternoon. Clear skies and no chance of rain.
It is time for another cup of coffee which I shall get in a moment. I need to pick up some palm fronds that blew off during the high winds yesterday. It was a steady 22 mph wind all day with gusts much higher. But this morning everything feels fresh and clean.
I am headed back to the gym this morning to loosen up these bones and get in some cardiac exercise. Trust all are doing well and in good spirits.
Yes those cypress swamps are majestic and produce some of the world's finest wood. Years ago it was in such high demand they had to stop the production and protect the trees from being cut down. A few remain but they are not as plentiful anymore.I need to get in another little workout myself today. 10-20 years ago I was addicted, but now just do a few pushups, etc when the notion strikes. Hiking/walking is high on the agenda though.
Love your Nature/Adventure Coast pics. My wife loves to travel too, but it's difficult to get the mountain girl to stay away from home long. I would be a snowbird (Jan & Feb) in your area in a heartbeat.
A lot of that in this general area. This artile about Reelfoot Lae in west tenn.Yes those cypress swamps are majestic and produce some of the world's finest wood. Years ago it was in such high demand they had to stop the production and protect the trees from being cut down. A few remain but they are not as plentiful anymore.
I had cypress ceilings in my last home and have some cypress on the walls of my current home. The cypress wood used today has been taken from the bottom of the St Johns River. In the early days the cypress logs were floated in the St Johns to Jacksonville where they could be shipped out. Many sunk to the bottom and are now being recovered. The wood will not rot in the water, most have been at the bottom of the river for over 100 years.
Sunken Treasure
Thanks for posting this. I enjoyed reading it. I am glad this is happening.A lot of that in this general area. This artile about Reelfoot Lae in west tenn.
I know it was a massive war effort but that surprised me. My birth year was 1943 and no automobiles were made that year because the plants were making tanks and aircraft. But 141 aircraft carriers is hard to imagine.Was reading an article yesterday that included the number of aircraft carriers the US built during WW2. I had no idea & was dumbfounded. One hundred & forty-one! I would have guessed 25-30, 40 tops. I wouldn't have guessed the US built 141 in total since we started building them.
Very Cool. Thanks.It was a cold frosty morning but now we are up to 50 with sunshine.
I enjoyed the game last night.
Cypess swamps: I lived in Henderson, KY. It is one of the most northern cypress swamps.
My good friend John Williams owns about 400 acres of the slough and is fighting the State because they want to make a park out of it.
You all may recall a couple years ago @OldEvilleCat mentioned my cypress tree in my front yard. I posted a picture of it. My cypress tree came from the slough pictured above. When they grow in non-swampy soil they do like most other trees. Their base does not expand and they do not put up aereal roots. Here is my tree:
They do not look like the same tree.
A quickie from a very busy man.Hello all,
Back online for a few then "gotta" go again... Take care...
A quickie from a very busy man.
The picture of the swamp looks just like a place close to me, I pass by it when I go arrow head hunting, love those big cypress trees. That area is called Cypress Swamp.It was a cold frosty morning but now we are up to 50 with sunshine.
I enjoyed the game last night.
Cypess swamps: I lived in Henderson, KY. It is one of the most northern cypress swamps.
My good friend John Williams owns about 400 acres of the slough and is fighting the State because they want to make a park out of it.
You all may recall a couple years ago @OldEvilleCat mentioned my cypress tree in my front yard. I posted a picture of it. My cypress tree came from the slough pictured above. When they grow in non-swampy soil they do like most other trees. Their base does not expand and they do not put up aereal roots. Here is my tree:
They do not look like the same tree.