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Been busy since early. Stopped for dinner. My Darling needs surgery. She is just deciding when....
Have a great day. I am off today so there is that.... I am thankful...
Been busy since early. Stopped for dinner. My Darling needs surgery. She is just deciding when....
Have a great day. I am off today so there is that.... I am thankful...
Had a decent dinner and stopped a couple other places and just returned home. Coffee and some Lutz mix. (Found that stuff online cheap.)
Below was our dinner. It's gone now but not forgotten...
A cold noddle soup with a side of beef ribs. It tasted as good as it looks. Again, I am thankful... (The cold noodles were seasoned well. I'd say spiced but they were not spicy hot to eat.) Various side dishes and hot barley water/ tea to wash it down.. A pleasing meal...
Below was our dinner. It's gone now but not forgotten...
A cold noddle soup with a side of beef ribs. It tasted as good as it looks. Again, I am thankful... (The cold noodles were seasoned well. I'd say spiced but they were not spicy hot to eat.) Various side dishes and hot barley water/ tea to wash it down.. A pleasing meal...
Good morning folks.
Heading out for a walk on an overcast day.
Lots of buzz on Rafters that the Cats may be adding a 7’2” Croat. Boy, I hope Kentucky gets this kid. He looks terrific in game footage I dug up.
The Croats love basketball as much as Kentuckians. I remember 30 years ago in June I had gotten out of besieged Sarajevo and was in the beautiful Croatian resort city of Split when word came in the national hero Drazen Petrovic was killed in a car crash in Germany. Man, the grief was everywhere. Remember Petrovic? He was playing -and starring -in the NBA, one of the first Euro players to really breakthrough. Sad.
Reds pick up a full game last night. Half game out.
Heading out for a walk on an overcast day.
Lots of buzz on Rafters that the Cats may be adding a 7’2” Croat. Boy, I hope Kentucky gets this kid. He looks terrific in game footage I dug up.
The Croats love basketball as much as Kentuckians. I remember 30 years ago in June I had gotten out of besieged Sarajevo and was in the beautiful Croatian resort city of Split when word came in the national hero Drazen Petrovic was killed in a car crash in Germany. Man, the grief was everywhere. Remember Petrovic? He was playing -and starring -in the NBA, one of the first Euro players to really breakthrough. Sad.
Reds pick up a full game last night. Half game out.
Good morning from ATX. Currently 77°F and clear. More triple-digits on the way until at least August 10.
Heading out to a memorial service later this morning for brother in-law. Going for a short hike first.
Happy Saturday, y'all.
Heading out to a memorial service later this morning for brother in-law. Going for a short hike first.
Happy Saturday, y'all.
Morning Legionnaires!
74° this morning with light winds. Triple digits for the high coming. Have not gone fishing this week and probably will not next week. Need a break in the heat with some morning cloud cover to keep it cooler for longer.
Went to Friday night karate class at my friend's church last night. Usually go Mondays and Friday nights. Friday nights are sparring nights. While there, he asked if I could help him, and his brother move from his brother's old house to the new one he just bought by Lake Lawtonka in Lawton (cue Homer Simpson drooling ("Ahhhrggggg fishing"). He must be out of the old house by Monday afternoon. I agreed and asked how many people were helping us. He said his brother (right shoulder in a sling right now), his two nieces, his brother's wife and us two. What? Luckily, the 20-year-old brown belt was listening and offered his assistance and said he would bring a friend. I told my friend to tell his brother to get up early because of the triple digits temps still hitting us now.
Way to go Reds at the Dodgers last night.
Well, got to get the monster going and then to the shop for a workout.
You folks enjoy your weekend and God Bless.
Raining again this a.m. Crazy stuff for July.
Looks like one more day of HOT & HUMID temps here in Louisville. I'm hoping the rain in MO right now makes it over here. For all of you in the heat, stay cool as best you can.
I saw some of the news footage of the UFO hearings in Washington this past week. It looked like comedy hour. They should have called me in, I would have set the record straight! 😁 👽
I saw some of the news footage of the UFO hearings in Washington this past week. It looked like comedy hour. They should have called me in, I would have set the record straight! 😁 👽
Had a decent dinner and stopped a couple other places and just returned home. Coffee and some Lutz mix. (Found that stuff online cheap.)
Below was our dinner. It's gone now but not forgotten...
A cold noddle soup with a side of beef ribs. It tasted as good as it looks. Again, I am thankful... (The cold noodles were seasoned well. I'd say spiced but they were not spicy hot to eat.) Various side dishes and hot barley water/ tea to wash it down.. A pleasing meal...
BB, that's a hard pass for me. can't get past it looking like a big bowl of wet hair.
I grew up on white beans and mashed taters. Give me a chunk of meatloaf to go with it and I'm in hog heaven.
Yep and the meatloaf does not improve it all that much. White beans, taters and CORNBREAD is hard to beat.
Hot and getting hotter. Plus the Canadian smoke is back. Already 85°F and we are supposed to get to 93°. I lived in Jacksonville, FL for 15 years so I can sure take 93° as the average high in June, July and August was a minimum of 92.
I may not go outside today.
I may not go outside today.
No issues.... Those are egg noodles but I see your point, That is the un-mixed version... spaghetti on roids.... Oh, don't worry, it is gone already. It will not attack you. 😁
Of course,
I'm eating some of these this morning..
A big chunk of those are gone too.... I'd feed ya but...
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Been staying inside as well. Had hip replacement 8 weeks ago. All was good until about the 5th week I started having thigh pain. Back to walking with a cane. Seen surgeon, x-rays showed all was good, but still cannot walk without a cane. I see him Monday with the thoughts he may have to do it again, who knows. Had the other replaced about 15 yrs. ago, and nothing like this. Thats why I've been staying inside not doing a dang thing except an occasional beer or two on my swing. Things will get better.
Oh we couldn't afford meatloaf, but I can afford it today. We usually had a slice of white bread with our beans and taters.
Good luck with it. I expect someday to have a new knee. I tilt to the left when I walk and fall if I get up to fast.
Sir,
I yearn for those now and cook them every once in a while. Yeah growing up beans and spuds were a near daily norm IF I could get that. (I was thankful if I could.)
I eat pretty well now but I guess now production is a concern... back then it was money.
One of my favorite things as a kid, going to my grandpops knowing he made a big pot of navy beans and ham hocks. Add that to a big chuck of his skillet cornbread (not that sweet cake stuff) with a bite or two of green onions. My wife makes it for me now except she likes pinto beans better. Not going to bicker about what bean as long as I get some. Big slice or two of fresh maters is icing on that cake!
Been through that too Bernie. I'm like an old 55 chevy. Restoring the worn-out parts back to pristine condition. My body looks like an atlas map from surgery scars.
You grew up in a city and I'm a bit older than you. I recall the old out houses at both grandparents house and at our own. Mom and dad grew up in the depression and had to quit school in elementary school, so we didn't have much for a long time. I recall once at a house we were renting; dad was working the night shift at a hosiery mill. Mom worked days. The landlord came knocking at the door wanting rent. Mom grabbed me and ran into a field behind the house to hide because she didn't have the money. With both working, we eventually got a little ahead. Times got better.
Monkey brains to me.
Butter and honey on those biscuits and I am good.No issues.... Those are egg noodles but I see your point, That is the un-mixed version... spaghetti on roids.... Oh, don't worry, it is gone already. It will not attack you. 😁
Of course,
I'm eating some of these this morning..
A big chunk of those are gone too.... I'd feed ya but...
Better than a gizzard in any event.... (Sure do miss SC.)😕
Yeppir.... I eat em like they are but, yep, that would make for a meal for sure...
Sharp cheddar sets them apart...
40 years ago today Vacation opened at the theaters. At 69 Christie Brinkley is still smoking hot.
Good morning from ATX. Currently 79°F and clear. Expecting triple-digits again today.
Attended late brother in-law's memorial service yesterday. Highlights:
- One of BIL ex's showed up as service began to "support her daughter" (read: "start crap"). Wife, and BiL girlfriend against BIL ex and her sister. Shoving ensued between all four women. F-bombs dropped. Funeral directors threatened to call police if BIL ex and her sister did not leave. What a mess. Order restored. Service held.
- Talked to wife's cousins for quite a while. One cousin has lung cancer. He saw a doctor in March, who prescribed one-time stem cell therapy. He'd used an oxygen bottle and could not walk across the room without it. Said he thought stem cell therapy was a waste. In May, he removed oxygen and has been comparatively fine since. Luckily, I don't have breathing issues, but plan contacting his doctor soon. Could be a game-changer. One can only hope.
- Same cousin's grandson leaves for Fort Benning BCT tomorrow. I wished them good luck. Happy the young man will serve his country.
Heading out for a hike soon. Y'all enjoy your Sunday.
Attended late brother in-law's memorial service yesterday. Highlights:
- One of BIL ex's showed up as service began to "support her daughter" (read: "start crap"). Wife, and BiL girlfriend against BIL ex and her sister. Shoving ensued between all four women. F-bombs dropped. Funeral directors threatened to call police if BIL ex and her sister did not leave. What a mess. Order restored. Service held.
- Talked to wife's cousins for quite a while. One cousin has lung cancer. He saw a doctor in March, who prescribed one-time stem cell therapy. He'd used an oxygen bottle and could not walk across the room without it. Said he thought stem cell therapy was a waste. In May, he removed oxygen and has been comparatively fine since. Luckily, I don't have breathing issues, but plan contacting his doctor soon. Could be a game-changer. One can only hope.
- Same cousin's grandson leaves for Fort Benning BCT tomorrow. I wished them good luck. Happy the young man will serve his country.
Heading out for a hike soon. Y'all enjoy your Sunday.
Good morning folks.
Loving the talk of navy beans and cornbread. My mammaw (dad’s mom) who lived way down in the holler in Bracken County always had beans going in a big pot, maybe some green beans cooked in bacon fat and made the best salty, crisp at the edges cornbread I’ve had to this day.
Long long hike yesterday. I’d registered nearly 30,000 step by end of day. Taking it easier today.
Go Reds. Another day with a chance to take over first place.
Loving the talk of navy beans and cornbread. My mammaw (dad’s mom) who lived way down in the holler in Bracken County always had beans going in a big pot, maybe some green beans cooked in bacon fat and made the best salty, crisp at the edges cornbread I’ve had to this day.
Long long hike yesterday. I’d registered nearly 30,000 step by end of day. Taking it easier today.
Go Reds. Another day with a chance to take over first place.
Crazy stuff there...Good morning from ATX. Currently 79°F and clear. Expecting triple-digits again today.
Attended late brother in-law's memorial service yesterday. Highlights:
- One of BIL ex's showed up as service began to "support her daughter" (read: "start crap"). Wife, and BiL girlfriend against BIL ex and her sister. Shoving ensued between all four women. F-bombs dropped. Funeral directors threatened to call police if BIL ex and her sister did not leave. What a mess. Order restored. Service held.
- Talked to wife's cousins for quite a while. One cousin has lung cancer. He saw a doctor in March, who prescribed one-time stem cell therapy. He'd used an oxygen bottle and could not walk across the room without it. Said he thought stem cell therapy was a waste. In May, he removed oxygen and has been comparatively fine since. Luckily, I don't have breathing issues, but plan contacting his doctor soon. Could be a game-changer. One can only hope.
- Same cousin's grandson leaves for Fort Benning BCT tomorrow. I wished them good luck. Happy the young man will serve his country.
Heading out for a hike soon. Y'all enjoy your Sunday.
Back in July2006 one of my twin sons was getting married and my mother (unbeknownst to me at the time) invited one of my Ex-girlfriends to the wedding. She used to be my mother's neighbor (that's how we met) and they were still good friends (even though she dear Johne'd me with a letter while I was in the Gulf). My wife now already uncomfortable with my ex-wife being there (the mother of my son) was pissed at me for a few days after because my ex-girlfriend was there. She tried (the ex) to give me a hug but, I kept her at bay.
My ex-wife did not help the situation as she and the ex-girlfriend chatted away loudly referencing days past and how well we had done together raising our twin sons. To top it all off, at the reception party, the ex-father-in-law comes up to me and my wife who was holding our 7-month-old daughter and says in a very loud voice: "So, this is the woman who took you away from my daughter". Ignoring the fact that his daughter and I divorced in April 1990 which afterward I started dating the now ex-girlfriend who was there. I did not meet my current wife until October 1996. He knew that too but was being an ass.
I did not respond because it was my son's wedding and I wanted it to be without incident.
Good morning all,
Me and the BB slept in while My Darling went to the first service to sing in the choir. She is cooking for the BB now. We will go to the 11:20 service.
Have a fine afternoon...
Me and the BB slept in while My Darling went to the first service to sing in the choir. She is cooking for the BB now. We will go to the 11:20 service.
Have a fine afternoon...
74.9°F on our way to 89° with a 20% chance of rain. Last night around 9:45 we got a really good rain (.74"). We needed every drop of it.
Sherry and I watched three movies yesterday. First time in a long time, three in a row, but it was hot and that sounded like a good plan.
Thank goodness I have been married only once. No ex's, no trouble! An occasional ex girlfriend but that is easy to ward off. Low drama is really good.
Sherry and I watched three movies yesterday. First time in a long time, three in a row, but it was hot and that sounded like a good plan.
Thank goodness I have been married only once. No ex's, no trouble! An occasional ex girlfriend but that is easy to ward off. Low drama is really good.
Geez MdW,
I hit 20k steps and felt I had accomplished something. Thanks for bringing me back to earth. How many steps on a hike did you do before hip replacement and before you had hip issues if I may ask. Sounds like you are back to near normal but curious as your worst days walking/ hiking seem to be my best. (Admittedly I NEVER had good legs, ever.) I could say inspiring but that would be incorrect. More like putting a brudder in his place to stay.
(Granted, I know I hit many days like those steps in the Army and very probably more most days BUT, I was in my very late teens and early twenties. I sure never counted them... but can guesstimate.)
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Sir,
I married for 90 days once and I think 100 or so days once. (Married very young as I thought that was supposed to be what you did. Naive of me. (God took care of me even back then.) Have had no issues other than losing about 50 or 60 k for the short term stupidity. (Yeah, at one time I had a little money young. I could make it, but had issues keeping it till I met My Darling. God gave me My Darling and I have been thankful EVERY day.) (I think one or both of them are dead... never had any interactions to really know other than to see a social media post here and there from distant relatives...)
Your question made me curious, so I did a search. It varies by height, but on average, 2252 walking steps is one mile. Generally, the taller you are, the longer your stride.Geez MdW,
I hit 20k steps and felt I had accomplished something. Thanks for bringing me back to earth. Geez, how many steps on a hike did you do before hip replacement and before you had hip issues if I may ask. Sounds like you are back to near normal but curious as your worst days walking/ hiking seem to be my best. (Admittedly I NEVER had good legs, ever.) I could say inspiring but that would be correct. More like putting a brudder in his place to stay.
Yes Sir,
I wear a fitbit and keep up with my steps and my sleep daily.
The Army never would give me 6 feet, I was always 5'11" my strides though were smaller as my trunk is where the length is in my height. I wear 30" inseams. Friends of mine who are shorter than me wear 32 and 34" inseams. Just the way I was built. From previous reading I think Ole MdW is a tall goomer (In my Best Granny Clampett voice.)
I got to thinking too. I know the ages of many of you and solely due to your ages I use Sir as that is proper. I know WC and MdW are older than me as well but for some reason do not use that title as much with them. I will change that as I never meant any disrespect for sure. Not sure why I didn't as much either, just what I did...
It was just a bit of a fluke, BB. I take a long walk very early on Saturday morning of 6-7 miles as soon as I wake up and that would have been plenty. But my son was home and late afternoon he asked me if I felt like doing a hike before supper so I said, “why not?” He’s in his early 20s and I don’t think it even occurs to him that I’m a damn old man. Before I knew it, we’d done another seven miles.Geez MdW,
I hit 20k steps and felt I had accomplished something. Thanks for bringing me back to earth. Geez, how many steps on a hike did you do before hip replacement and before you had hip issues if I may ask. Sounds like you are back to near normal but curious as your worst days walking/ hiking seem to be my best. (Admittedly I NEVER had good legs, ever.) I could say inspiring but that would be correct. More like putting a brudder in his place to stay.
I’m past the age I can do that multiple days in a row. Feeling it in my legs today.
No need as I was never Knighted by the queen.Yes Sir,
I wear a fitbit and keep up with my steps and my sleep daily.
The Army never would give me 6 feet, I was always 5'11" my strides though were smaller as my trunk is where the length is in my height. I wear 30" inseams. Friends of mine who are shorter than me wear 32 and 34" inseams. Just the way I was built. From previous reading I think Ole MdW is a tall goomer (In my Best Granny Clampett voice.)
I got to thinking too. I know the ages of many of you and solely due to your ages I use Sir as that is proper. I know WC and MdW are older than me as well but for some reason do not use that title as much with them. I will change that as I never meant any disrespect for sure. Not sure why I didn't as much either, just what I did...
I am feeling everything right now. Just got back from a full day of moving my friend's brother's house which had a lot of stuff in it including a large marble dinner table and a grand piano. Couches, refrigerators, freezers, beds...you know the story. My whole body is sore now and more so shoulders and legs. Back too. Working on my first drink and feeling tired so...will probably fall out before I finish it.
Oh, and by the way, I missed the Reds drubbing of the Dodgers as well.
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