Here's our Saturday Night Pizza Fest menu:
1. Anchovie
2. Cheese w/extra cheese
3. Pepperoni/mushroom
4. Goetta
5. Hawaiian
6. Supreme
7. Italian sausage calzones
Desserts: Chocolate cake and yellow cake w/ice cream (chocolate cake has white icing, and the yellow cake has chocolate icing)
Q - Well, he is either a chief or a chef. But he talks in pounds of veggies and many large pans of some kind of main dish. But at home, a ham sandwich is a real trial. (I think it is harder to make something here since you don't have everything right at your fingertips!)
She who has no signature! cinscocom-tmw
CW - did you know Cool Whip makes what they call a chocolate dip (they named it after me! )
and if you put it on yellow cake instead of frosting, it is scrumdillicious!
Ten thousand people in town for la Festival Francaise', and it rained, for a while. Cleared up, though, and later showers petered out, so we got through the parade (love bagpipes!).
Fireworks went off without a hitch, too. Now it's time for bed.
Larry Resident Microferroequinologist (at least at my house) Everyone goes home; Safety begins with you My Opinion. Standard Disclaimers Apply. No Expiration Date Come ride the rails with me! There's one thing about humility - the moment you think you've got it, you've lost it...
MookieCW - did you know Cool Whip makes what they call a chocolate dip (they named it after me! ) and if you put it on yellow cake instead of frosting, it is scrumdillicious!
Good Sunday morning, Mookie!
Mookie, I think I've seen the chocolate Cool Whip, and I believe I tasted a cake yesterday that had Cool Whip for 'icing'. After Sarah finished her EMS Practicals Final, she stopped at her f.d.: they had a picnic yesterday, that we (Walt and I) forgot about. Anyway, she brought home some cake, chocolate and white, with what tasted to me like Cool Whip as the icing. It was really good!!
Good Sunday morning to everyone. Nice outside right now, but we're to get up into the upper 90s today, with plenty of haze and mugginess. It seems that the rain is passing by us, and going to the south, and southeast of us.
Coffee, juices, lemonade, Gatorade, iced teas and hot water for hot tea are ready.
On the warmer bar this morning: your choice of blueberry or strawberry muffins, or you can have: turkey bacon or sausage w/buttermilk pancakes w/ maple syrup, blueberry or strawberry syrup, and scrambled eggs.
I hope everyone has a very good Sunday. If you have to be out in the heat today, please be sure you stay hydrated, and stay as cool as possible.
.....A nice sunny, Sunday morning here for us....The .4" of rain yesterday did help our yards. Mod. temps for today.
Quentin
Good Morning. 81 degrees and sunny in Carolina, but calling for lightning later. I am waiting for the call to go get my buddy from the hospital. He has just had his seventh surgery to repair a broken elbow. He fell off his velociped about a year ago and been ailing ever since. Everyone take care
Tom
COAST LINE FOREVER
It is better to dwell in the corner of a roof than to share a house with a contentious woman! (Solomon)
A contentious woman is like a constant dripping! (Solomon)
Tom - Ouch! Since your funny bone is located in the elbow, that had to have been extremely painful!
We are dry, dry, dry - but temp-wise not too bad. Mid 70's right now and mid 80's later. We are going into our dry time of the year.
Looks like we are the busy department on the forum right now. My - who would have ever thought that!
Off to check the BNSF pulse for today. Make sure they are still making noise.
HI ALL!!!!
The Calafornia Zypher was GREAT!!!!!!!!!! A little rocky and rolly, but it was sooooooo awesome! I loved it! I'm using the hotels computer now. That is a cool feature. I really enjoyed the BNSF "Racetrack" It was cool to whiz past all the people and stations. I've never seen so many coal trains!!! I mean we say 15 just last night and today! Well, I'm having a great time. Were headed to Garden of the Gods after we eat here in a moment.
PS, Paul, if you are reading this, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE TIPS! Thay really came in handy.
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afternoon
well the pulse of csx was pretty busy last night and this morning.we visited with friends from cincinnati and saw a slide show in deshler.anyone remember the erie in ohio city??? we are enjoying the decks more now .Cw thanks for lunch and supper.Time to get a nap then get stuff around for work tonight.12 days and counting.
stay safe
joe
Deshler Ohio-crossroads of the B&O Matt eats your fries.YUM! Clinton st viaduct undefeated against too tall trucks!!!(voted to be called the "Clinton St. can opener").
Joe and everybody else: Sunday Dinner is now on the warmer bar:
Italian lasagna w/garlic Texas toast, or garlic bread w/a nice, tossed garden salad.
I'm here at home by myself: Walt and Sarah have loaded up their bikes in/on the Jeep, and gone back to Clagg Tower, to ride their bikes before it gets too hot outside. Whenever we find me a three-wheeler, I'll be joining them! (I don't have the coordination and balance to ride a regular bike.)
Everyone enjoy your afternoon, keep as cool as possible, and take care.
We have been laying a supply of canned foodstuffs, just in case..... The wife brought home a whole case of canned asparagus! Major gross out, bummer, yick pooey! Ptui!
grampaw pettibone We have been laying a supply of canned foodstuffs, just in case..... The wife brought home a whole case of canned asparagus! Major gross out, bummer, yick pooey! Ptui!
Affix ARG ARG to my previous!
Mookiegrampaw pettibone We have been laying a supply of canned foodstuffs, just in case..... The wife brought home a whole case of canned asparagus! Major gross out, bummer, yick pooey! Ptui!you forgot gag!
There are few more words that I can think of for/about asparagus, but since this is a "Family" Forum, I can't post them here. So I guess I'll have to live with your all's. (YUCK!!!!)
edit: In my Immediate family growing up, there was my father, mother, sister and myself; the Only person in our household that would eat asparagus was my father; there were times when it was served, several of us wanted to eat in another room!
Being Crazy,keeps you from going "INSANE" !! "The light at the end of the tunnel,has been turned off due to budget cuts" NOT AFRAID A Vet., and PROUD OF IT!!
Walt.....thought we'd see some photos of your bike ride today.....Wasn't it to some tower......?
ModelcarWalt.....thought we'd see some photos of your bike ride today.....Wasn't it to some tower......?
Quentin, last Sun. and then again today, we loaded the bikes into Sarah' Jeep and went to a rail tower here to start our rides; last week we didn't really see any trains, this week we almost hadn't gotten out of Jeep and bikes unloaded before we saw some action.
The tower, is Clagg Tower, ex Pennsylvania, guarding the south side of the lift bridge over the canal that leads to the locks and dam here. Haven't gotten the pictures uploaded to Shutterfly yet, so I guess I'll try and get several posted tomorrow. Just a little tired after the heat and humidity today, along with riding a few more miles than we should have.(in the heat and humidity!)
Good Monday morning, everyone. Not too bad outside this morning; current temp of about 69, 70 degrees, with a little bit of a breeze, and sun shining. High for today is to be in the upper 80s, pushing 90.
Coffee, juices, lemonade, Gatorade, iced teas and hot water for hot tea are ready. And, on the warmer bar this morning: bagels, bear claws, turkey bacon, sausage, fried eggs, homemade buttermilk biscuits (just in case anyone would like to layer the breakfast menu on a couple of biscuits and make a sandwich), and hash brown potatoes.
The gutter guys and gals are supposed to be back out this morning, to repair one of the new gutters, that seems to have a nice leak in it. The last couple of days that we had rain, the water just continually dripped from near the end of the gutter.
I hope everyone had a very nice weekend, and hope you all have a very good day today. Enjoy your breakfast, keep as cool as possible, and take care!
Mookie: got your coffee mug ready for you!
Mookieyou forgot gag!
No I didn't, it's ARG in French! Good morning all. 76 and overcast in Carolina. More thunderstorms forecast for later. Well, there was a conspiracy in the house last night. At some point, the girls pooled resources and decided that no one was gonna get any sleep! They've been going at it hammer and tongs, and still are as of this writing. They've been thrown out of the house several times with no result! Meantime, I'm investigating ways to get a case of canned asparagus to vanish quietly! Everybody take care
grampaw pettiboneMeantime, I'm investigating ways to get a case of canned asparagus to vanish quietly! Everybody take care
For sure Tom....That should get some serious thought...!
Here,,,,We have a georgeous morning unfolding. I haven't seen such beauty here in a while. Sunshine, and low humidity along with our place is "neated up" rather well now...{trimmed shrubs, yard neatly mowed, etc...}, and beauty out over the golf course this nice morning is so refreshing...Very comfortable temps....Windows open...Just great...!
And Walt....We'll watch for your photos.
If you were commenting on Lima Beans I'd understand...But asparagus has such lifesaving qualities, especially when constantly watered by T-storms along the CO/NE border.
Now how do they grow it inside the cans?
Tom, Mookie, Walt, have you tried putting mayonnaise on asparagus? It works wonders (Mudchicken, it can help on lima beans, too). I doubt that any of you went out back and cut fresh wild asparagus (making sure that it is not too old and thus is tough).
You may keep your English peas; they are beyond redemption.
Johnny
cherokee womanWhenever we find me a three-wheeler, I'll be joining them! (I don't have the coordination and balance to ride a regular bike.)
When Ricki was young, she was given a bicycle one Christmas (she had expected a pony), and she did learn to ride it, but she hated every moment of riding it. She now pushes a tricycle (rollator, walker) which is light and can be easily carried in the car. She likes shopping carts because they are stable.
I didn't learn to ride a bicycle until I was in the sixth grade; when I was in the seventh grade, I started carrying an afternoon newspaper on a ten mile route. Now, I haven't ridden a bicycle in almost thirty years, and I don't want to ride on one with a narrow saddle (the standard equipment now).
Afternoon
well work was work last night so I went to bed when we got home.Nice day outside.Going to go get some chores done.
Hmm, looks like we've been a little bit busy in here this morning. That's always a good sign.
Our menu for the rest of the day, along with all the good talk:
1. Leftover lasagna from yesterday, along with garlic bread and tossed garden salad
2. Country fried steak w/your choice of home fries or mashed potatoes w/gravy, green beans, homemade buttermilk biscuits or fresh-from-the-oven cornbread, and, of course, tossed garden salad
And, we still haven't seen hide nor hair of said work crew for the gutter problem. Knowing that guy, they'll probably show up around 5:30. That seems to be his 'normal' time to show up here to do any of the work. This person, I'm definitely NOT recommending him to anyone for any work to be done on/around their home!
Deggesty Tom, Mookie, Walt, have you tried putting mayonnaise on asparagus? It works wonders (Mudchicken, it can help on lima beans, too). I doubt that any of you went out back and cut fresh wild asparagus (making sure that it is not too old and thus is tough). You may keep your English peas; they are beyond redemption. Johnny
-Just got our first 'mater off the vine this weekend. Lack of heat up here has really slowed down their growth severely on the dozen or so plants here. (as opposed to a hemp plant from a previous owner of the house that won't die in the window well)
Quentin, et al; here are several pictures from yesterday;
We were in the process of parking the Jeep when two "light" L & I engines were coming across the bridge, after we had gotten the bikes out and were about ready to take off, here come those engines around through the floodwall on the NS (K & I T) connection track to what's left of Panama Yard. They were picking up a cut of covered hoppers and coil cars to go back over to Jeffersonville, In.
These are two of the L & I's GP-11s.
Clagg Tower, Bike/Walking Path is the opening
The engines had apparently run around the train so the conductor didn't have to ride the first car if they shoved across the bridge. Train was about 25-30 cars.
I know Mudchicken (and a few others) will choke on this, but; due to a serious allergy to raw eggs by my sister, we Never had Mayo around the house, only the M-W. Still don't like asparagus, and probably never will whatever it's smothered in! Lima bean,brussel sprouts and brocilli are fine, Love them.
Ok, right on Walt.....Good photos. Looks like an interesting area....Walking / riding path as well. Interesting lift bridge too...Thanks.
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