@AustinTXCat 23rd for me and my wife on the 16 of June.
She is Bert!!!!Congrats Cord, she must be special!
SC, if I wasn't such an A$$ the first few years it would have been much better!!!!25 years together, God is good and answers prayers. You have a beautiful marriage.
For some reason the Good Lord has had mercy on this poor dumb country boy a number of times. Maybe He figures somebody as dumb as this guy needs a little extra help.
SC, if I wasn't such an A$$ the first few years it would have been much better!!!!
That is hard to believe. Some thing must have got a hold of you.SC, if I wasn't such an A$$ the first few years it would have been much better!!!!
He looks like Snoop Dogg:
It was the debulThat is hard to believe. Some thing must have got a hold of you.
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Norse's field is named for my cousin's deceased husband, Bill Aker. He started their baseball program in 1971 shortly after the school was founded and coached them until 2000. For several years it was a part-time gig and he worked nights as a printer for the Cincy Enquirer paper. No college degree. That would never happen today.For the baseball fans here on the D. Northern Kentucky boy hits 2 grand slams in a single inning:
Northern Kentucky's Liam McFadden-Ackman accomplishes rarest baseball feat in single inning
Northern Kentucky dropped a 14-run first inning on Western Michigan during their baseball game on Sunday afternoon, and Liam McFadden-Ackman's rare feat is a main reason why.www.foxnews.com
Safe travels Storm!!!Good morning Austin and everyone. Good luck to you today with your treatments.
Vacation is over and getting ready for the 12 hour drive back home. We'll leave at daylight and make it back right at dark. I fished yesterday for 8 hours and only caught 2 small striped bass. But, I got to enjoy a day on the water. We've had awesome weather the entire trip and have repeatedly noted how blessed we were though out the week.
I did glance at RR yesterday. It's amazing how much more enjoyable it is to scroll through now. I sure hope it continues.
I hope everyone has a great day.
Still praying for you Atx. I've said this before about time, it's like we are on a fast moving train and it's not making any stops!!!!!Good morning from ATX. Currently 53°F and clear. Calm. Today's high heading to 89°F. Plan on another long walk here in a few hours.
Woke early again this morning. Bah! Anyways, radiation went well yesterday. Two more treatments remain, including next at 2:45 pm this afternoon. Chemo resumes again tomorrow. Heard those drugs really make patients sick. Bah! Ha ha. Stay tuned.
Last day of the month. Time marches on. Wishing y'all a good one. Take care.
Ah, the good old days. Surprised I'm still here after some of our street adventures back a half-century ago.
Yep. If I had not twisted my back I would have mowed this afternoon.Let it grow !!
Just picked up mower after a few minor repairs & tune up. All kinds of things =greening up. Weeping willows been spout for over a week.
Good Tuesday Morning
Prayers this morning for @AustinTXCat as he has the radiation treatments today and begins chemo tomorrow. May the Lord give strength as he wins the battle.
65° this morning with a little mist and slight fog. The sun is coming up bright and will clear up with a high of 80°. @storm1507 thank you for bringing Florida nice weather, we will try to maintain it as you travel back. Safe Travels
Trust all are well and in good spirits. I am thankful for the D League and how we support one another when we are going through the trials of life. It certainly helped me when I had my medical issues.
That show was great for the first half of the seasons but then got woker & woker year by year before woke was even a term. Still good.On this day in history, February 28, 1983, 'M*A*S*H' finale draws record TV audience of over 100 million
The final episode of "M*A*S*H" drew a record TV audience of more than 100 million Americans on this day in history, Feb. 28, 1983. It held the record for 27 years.www.foxnews.com
Did not get to fish today as the Lake store was closed so I could not get my city license. I have State and Ft. Sill but not the area cities license. So, I just drove around the full lake area reconning possible fishing sites. 23 miles of shoreline should offer some good bank fishing somewhere.
Ran into some ladies walking in one of the areas I was looking at and I think they were at first wary, but I broke the ice after walking through an area they had just went through and called to them asking if they had noticed the snakes on the rocks they had just passed through. They said no and came back to the spot to see. I had seen 6 when I first got there and 4 went into the rocks while 2 two stayed out on the rocks for heat. Only one of the ladies spoke English as I found out the other three had just come in days ago from the Netherlands to visit their sister (aunt for the younger one).
When they saw the snakes they took pictures and thanked me as they were getting ready to walk on more rocks. They left more cautious and aware. One of the snakes is pictured below.
Evidently someone uses a calendar other than the Gregorian one.
Surprises me that the Netherlands folks didn't speak English. My experiences there (limited) are that English is universal.Did not get to fish today as the Lake store was closed so I could not get my city license. I have State and Ft. Sill but not the area cities license. So, I just drove around the full lake area reconning possible fishing sites. 23 miles of shoreline should offer some good bank fishing somewhere.
Ran into some ladies walking in one of the areas I was looking at and I think they were at first wary, but I broke the ice after walking through an area they had just went through and called to them asking if they had noticed the snakes on the rocks they had just passed through. They said no and came back to the spot to see. I had seen 6 when I first got there and 4 went into the rocks while 2 two stayed out on the rocks for heat. Only one of the ladies spoke English as I found out the other three had just come in days ago from the Netherlands to visit their sister (aunt for the younger one).
When they saw the snakes they took pictures and thanked me as they were getting ready to walk on more rocks. They left more cautious and aware. One of the snakes is pictured below.