All this talk of food and it is still breakfast time here. Time to slice off some bacon to have with the eggs this morning along with tomatoes straight from the vine and I still have an onion from Rick up the street. I'll grate some mozzarella as well.
Brent
"All of the world's problems are the result of the difference between how we think and how the world works."
TF is making soup!
If all fails throw in more water.
Be more venturous ---
After 45 years of marriage tonights dinner --
Steak in truffle, parmesan and herb butter. With mushrooms and home cooked fries.
David
To the world you are someone. To someone you are the world
I cannot afford the luxury of a negative thought
A Pittsburgh PCC car in the fall:
PGH_PCC by Edmund, on Flickr
A pantograph on a PCC looks incongruous...
I rode around Horseshoe Curve in the fall back in the late 1980s:
RR_views_0026 by Edmund, on Flickr
A few years earlier it looked like this...
RR_Postcards_0014 by Edmund, on Flickr
Sorry, I don't have any football scores to share
I hope everyone is doing well these days —
Regards, Ed
BroadwayLion
Yum!!!
I always knew the Lion was a generous individual when it comes to sharing food! As long as it's not one of his freshly killed Wildebeests
TF
Judy said, since she had to go to work today and I get to crack a beer at noon and watch football all day, that I have to make the potato soup with those farm fresh red potatoes we got at the roadside stand last weekend.
I've never made potato soup before??? and she left me a recipe on my phone. This ought to be interesting running back and forth to the kitchen during commercials on my next football game today
Wish me luck because I'm not exactly Chef Pierre Cortel when it comes to making something new
But I like to keep the peace and I have my set of instructions from the War Department
The Route of the Broadway Lion The Largest Subway Layout in North Dakota.
Here there be cats. LIONS with CAMERAS
York1 Congratulations, Vikings fans! I guess I will be buying you breakfast tomorrow morning in the diner. You can order anything you want (as long as it's under 45¢).
Congratulations, Vikings fans! I guess I will be buying you breakfast tomorrow morning in the diner. You can order anything you want (as long as it's under 45¢).
A true sport you are John
$.45, I'll take biscuits and gravy tomorrow, minus the biscuits then
In spite of the end, that was an exciting game to watch.
The coach used to say that the game wasn't lost on the kick. If your game comes down to a kick, you haven't played well enough the rest of the game.
This is what Saints fans looked like sitting around me on Sunday afternoons:
York1 John
Soccer and cricket.
Not a lot to brag about over here though John. Another circumstantial win, by a Rimmer...
That was cruel, John.
25 - 28 with 00.24 to go.
I hate football.
Bingo!
... Joseph's The Man
All down to Joseph.
Have been a big fan of Drew Brees because of his Purdue history. It is very easy to root for the Saints.
Continued good thoughts for Kevin and his family. Stuff can be replaced; people can't be.
Good Ol' Jefferson to the rescue for now.!
Too close to call.
SAINTS 25 - VIKINGS 25 1-45 TO GO
Whoa, dude: a 60-yarder to tie! Even the Brits will appreciate this as similar circumstances and distances in rugby apply. This will be fun . . .
Sixty yard field goal!
We just got home from church and have the game on. Looks like it's been back and forth.
When the Saints' coach Payton and quarterback Brees retired, my hope of good seasons went down.
For many years I sat in the Superdome on Sunday afternoons watching the Saints get kicked around the field. It wasn't until I moved away from New Orleans that they won a SuperBowl. Must be a coincidence.
It doesn't look good. Fourth down and behind by three. I hate this.
I guess I will owe TF a breakfast tomorrow.
John loves his church and church donuts, but he also loves the Saints. You'd think he would have ate his donuts on the way, rushing home for the game...
Saints march down and covert the two-pointer. This could be one of the more competitive games across the Pond in a while. I always wondered how American footballers managed the extra distractions of playing in London. Today I'm wondering what the grounds crew at Hotspur's home venue feel about having to install goal posts and reline the pitch so dramatically. Then turn it around again. I'm betting the NFL pays them a pretty penny (or Pound). Even so . . .
Question for David: How would you assess the interest in Britain for this game and the occasional American college teams that show up for a tilt in London?
Is York1 watching or dipping into the Sunday donuts at church?
Attuvian John
Good Grief! Time for the Vikings to pass out the pine sap Nobody can catch today?
Good morning from the sunny West Coast.
Usually, the furnace has been cranked up by now but today we are expecting 27c/80f. All the doors and windows are still open wide and we sit and enjoy our coffee in silence out on the patio.
So sad to hear of Kevin's losses, hopefully, friends and family can help lessen the burden ahead. It will take some time to get back to any feeling of normalcy. Good friends of my wife lost over 200 head of cattle, they have been sending pics and their barns are just gone.
A lot of my wife's dogs have become SAR and Cadaver retrieval dogs as well as explosive and drug sniffers. Many of them have been descending on Florida to aid in the recovery effort. We have been getting photos from the handlers.
About the auto security thing, one thing we have done a couple of times with the new Toyota is we have just walked away and left it on. It makes no noise so if you get distracted after you park but before you get out, you forget it is on. We rarely ever lock any of our vehicles and it is hard to think about doing that now. Someone could have gotten in it and just driven away.
I got up on the roof with the leaf blower yesterday and cleaned the crap and needles off so the rain can flow freely to where it should. I use to sweep it with a broom and then last year I got a leaf blower. The roof is about 6000 sqft and takes about 10 minutes with the leaf blower and two hours with a broom. I feel an idiot for not getting it sooner, but I had no real use for the blower. I do blow all the dog hair out of the garage as well now.
I am going to be a real deadbeat today, maybe a little more prep for the Winter ahead. I need to go fill the gas cans, we have about six weeks of lawn cutting left and then I will fill them again so we can run the generator when the time comes. Living out in the sticks makes us a low priority for the power company, fair enough. I think four days was the longest we were without power and I didn't miss a hockey game.
All the best to all.
I look away ------
SAINTS 22 - VIKINGS 19
A big smile from John. 8.30 to go.
Conversion Yikes!
Saints up by 3. Close again.
NorthBrit Half time and TF is the 'happier bunny'.
Half time and TF is the 'happier bunny'.
...Yep! Had my Hopping around dance
It's too bad they forgot how to catch the first half and their defense sure needs some work though
Really close now
Saints 14 - Vikings 16