Kentucky owes Mississippi due to Mississippi beating Kentucky earlier today.
They may cancel.Fire going, was planning on listening to game, still hoping there will be one.
Darn. Certainly hope not.They may cancel.
New kick-off time 10:05.Darn. Certainly hope not.
Ok great. Thanks.New kick-off time 10:05.
You ought to be in a deer stand at 4 in the morning and have a screech owl let out a scream!!! That's after watching a horror flick the night before, the deer can smell you a mile away!!!!I was out at 5:30 am for a run and heard right outside my house a really eerie, mournful cry. Much more robust and spooky than a Mourning Dove. I managed to get a recording on my I-Phone and sent it to my stepfather-in-law, who is an avid birder.
The verdict: This guy, the Barred Owl.
With a firearm, we know you can be a 1/4 mile away & kill. You have to physically touch someone to do so with hands. So I can't see the attempt possibility. Drunk/on drugs? OK. I'd say a crazed lib with no chance of impacting Trump. I just hate nutzo claims.I don't know what the Trump guy had in mind or if he had any weapons. Even the hand can be a deadly weapon. Maybe he was drunk and just did something dumb or maybe he meant harm?
I think it started in 75 or 76 as we took our 2-3 yrs old son to the Newport Floodwall to watch. No one knew what to expect. People were blown away by the size and show length. Nothing like it ever before. The finale noise & light was awesome. It went on for several minutes. Because what it would be was unknown, relatively light crowd that first year. That quickly changed.VH70 —Absolutely we used to catch those WEBN Labor Day fireworks. We’d always stake out a spot right down on the river on the Kentucky side very near where we knew the barge would end up from which the fireworks were launched. Party all day. In my memory they started that tradition in the early-mid 1970s, about the end of my high school years. We’d make a day-long party out of it.
It sounds like I caught the first 2-3 years of it before it was heavily organized or policed, especially on the Kentucky side. And yes, it was a pretty spectacular and intense show. Right up there with the best fireworks I've experienced. I moved to Miami in the late Spring of 1977, and on the DC in 1979. There may well have been a year or two in those early days when my fairly frequent trips back to Kentucky coincided with Labor Day.I think it started in 75 or 76 as we took our 2-3 yrs old son to the Newport Floodwall to watch. No one knew what to expect. People were blown away by the size and show length. Nothing like it ever before. The finale noise & light was awesome. It went on for several minutes. Because what it would be was unknown, relatively light crowd that first year. That quickly changed.
It was a wide open event in the early years. Very little police presence, traffic control (Getting out could be a nightmare.). Recall sitting there and a group of 20's aged guys (Us still then too.) climbed up with a 1/4 barrel !! Laughed my tail off, but nobody thought anything as everyone had brought their own. Took 3 years or so for the authorities fully realized what a huge event it was & started putting in controls - reducing the fun of course. My Mom loved it. Several years we took her and sat practically on the riverbank.
For those that don't know, the concrete flood wall is 30-40' tall with grass covered embankments on both sides that are steep/tough to climb up. Installed after the record 1937 Flood. Ate up Newport's First Street.
I am on pins and needles and waiting on bated breath. 🥹😊Flight delayed here at Heathrow. 45 minute delay. Waited on tarmac for stairs. First set inoperable . Forced to rebook flight to British Airways. Arrive at DFW couple hours later. Stay tuned.
Safe travels my friend.Flight delayed here at Heathrow. 45 minute delay. Waited on tarmac for stairs. First set inoperable . Forced to rebook flight to British Airways. Arrive at DFW couple hours later. Stay tuned.
Happy anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Storm! Hope you have another 36!!!!Good morning everyone
We had a good Labor Day weekend.....visited family for my Mom's 80th surprise BD. We actually surprised her.....she expected something next weekend (her actual BD). It was difficult to coordinate nearly 50 to be there. We had all her family and in-laws except 3....not bad.
We stayed home yesterday and caught up on some to-dos around the house, had some BBQ ribs, then a nice fire.
Celebrating our 36th anniversary at home today....wife's choice.
I hope everyone has a great day.
Austin, you have me remembering the lyrics of an old song: “Flew in from Miami Beach BOAC, didn’t get to bed last night…” And yeah, the few times I’ve flown British Airways (What used to be British Overseas Airways Corporation) the food has been tip top. I wish their pubs did as well.Good morning from ATX. Currently 74°F and partly cloudy. Today's high may reach 89°F. We received some rain yesterday while I was away Rainfall always a welcome event for us.
Returned last night around 10:40 pm via Uber. Gent, who gave me a ride, formerly lived nearby. Anyways, all is well.
My luggage still at Heathrow. Hopefully on the way to USA.
Back to work today. I'll begin posting lots of photos daily over next few months.
Happy Hump Day, y'all.
British Airways in-flight meal service is legendary. I remember on flights from Frankfurt, Germany to Orlando, FL via Heathrow and Bermuda, ex-wife and I dined like kings back in 1986. Yesterday was no exception. Seems wine is free on those flights. Love British Airways meal service.