cherokee woman wrote: Good Sunday morning to all! Nice and "warm" here this morning, with the temps in the mid 50s. Our high today is to get to 68, if not 69 or 70! Pretty nice weather, for December, isn't it?!?! The snow will probably hit the fan in January .For anyone who doesn't want doughnuts this morning, I've got some sausage/egg/cheese biscuits made up, with home made hash browns.
Good Sunday morning to all! Nice and "warm" here this morning, with the temps in the mid 50s. Our high today is to get to 68, if not 69 or 70! Pretty nice weather, for December, isn't it?!?! The snow will probably hit the fan in January .
For anyone who doesn't want doughnuts this morning, I've got some sausage/egg/cheese biscuits made up, with home made hash browns.
It's 38 °F. outside as I type this.
(Grabs plate of sausage, scrambled eggs and homemade hash browns )
Joe, thanks for making the coffee and juice, and putting the doughnuts out. Wish Matt "Good Luck" for us all, in his pageant this morning. Know he'll do a good job.
Everyone have a great day, and I'll be back in after awhile, with the SUNDAY DINNER menu for this afternoon/evening.
Message From:The Cook
good morning
juice and coffee and doughnuts are ready to go.matt is still sleeping in.saw the good the bad and the ugly yesterday.good were the trains and the new friends we made.the bad was the ns train waiting to get through fostoria.(hello F tower)and the ugly was the mess in North Baltimore that csx has to finish cleaning up.time to get a shower and then off to matts Christmas pagent(its part of our service today).have a great day
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").
CNW 6000 wrote:Sacto,I'm referring to something like what Pizza Hut does. Not...other things. Italian food is ok, but I meant in the pizza sense.
I'm referring to something like what Pizza Hut does. Not...other things. Italian food is ok, but I meant in the pizza sense.
Calzones are actually pretty good, used to have them for lunch when I worked for Montgomery Wards, we'd go out into the mall food court and get them hot and fresh. It's essentially a pizza pot pie, for lack of a better description.
Spent the last few hours online playing poker for free, was playing HORSE, bascially is Texas Hold 'em, Omaha hi/lo, Razz, 7 card stud, and 7 card stud hi/lo, changes games every ten hands. Need to get my sanity back, though, it's a thinking man's game, and my brain is cooked!!!
I'll take some pepperoni/sausage, please. See everyone later.
Randy Vos
"Ever have one of those days where you couldn't hit the ground with your hat??" - Waylon Jennings
"May the Lord take a liking to you and blow you up, real good" - SCTV
Sacto,
Dan
cherokee woman wrote: Dan, I haven't quite mastered making a stuffed crust yet; but, when I do, I'll be sure and let you know.
Dan, I haven't quite mastered making a stuffed crust yet; but, when I do, I'll be sure and let you know.
I think Dan is referring to what is known as either calzone or stromboli. If you can make a calzone can we have them tomorrow night?
Okay, I've got the pizzas made, cooked, and on the warmer bar. Here is the menu for tonight:
1. Canadian Bacon2. Cheese3. Goetta4. Hawaiian5. Pepperoni/Sausage6. Pepperoni/Mushroom7. Supreme
For dessert tonight, your choices are: chocolate cake, pecan pie, cherry pie and an apple pizza pie dessert.
Thanks all for the congratulatory notes, they're appreciated. Willy, nice job!
CW I'll swing back in for some 'za tonite. How 'bout some pepperone/sausage and can you do a 'stuffed crust'?
CW,
I need to make sure that I get my order in for the Goetta Pizza early. One large with a Dr. Pepper
Headed out in a few minutes. Not to many days in the 60's in the middle of December and it's to be 65 on Sunday.
I don't get any better than that
Brian (KY)
cherokee woman wrote: Everyone have a great day, and come back safely for the SATURDAY NIGHT PIZZA FEST.
Everyone have a great day, and come back safely for the SATURDAY NIGHT PIZZA FEST.
Dibs on the Supreme pizza for tonight's Pizza Fest.
blhanel wrote: It looks like Omaha could get its first measurable snowfall next Wednesday. There's still a lot of uncertainty in the forecast and right now I expect that the moisture will end up just south of us preventing us from getting anything more than a couple of flurries. It does bear watching, though. Oh-oh- if you think it's going just south of you, guess where it'll wind up... I better get the snowblower serviced and running!
It looks like Omaha could get its first measurable snowfall next Wednesday. There's still a lot of uncertainty in the forecast and right now I expect that the moisture will end up just south of us preventing us from getting anything more than a couple of flurries. It does bear watching, though.
Oh-oh- if you think it's going just south of you, guess where it'll wind up... I better get the snowblower serviced and running!
Of course this morning's computer model runs show it going right on top of us which means that we could get dry slotted and end up with just some rain and then nothing much else. I'm not going to be happy if this system doesn't give us a good snow. If this latest set of data holds true, then about the same thing may happen to you. It is still five days away; a whole lot could change.
Joe - I would say that it is too early to give you any amounts, but I think some snow is certainly possible by next Thursday or Friday in Ohio. It looks like temperatures could be borderline rain/snow, though.
Dan - Congratualtions!
Willy
.............Unusual here this morning....a bit warmer than {C W}, Louisville. 43 degrees at 8 am. Bright sunshine is about to shine right on my computer screen. Should be a nice day. {OOPS}, Correction....must be a bit early to look at the instrument....It is 34, not the warmer temp quoted first...But, the sun IS shining....That part is still correct.
I hear the breakfast call.....
Quentin
Good Saturday morning, to all! Joe, thanks for getting the coffee, juice, etc., ready, and thanks for fixing the rolls, etc. this morning.
Dan and Willy, congrats on your classes. I wish you both good luck!!
It's a little chilly here in Louisville this morning, with a temp of 39, when I awoke at 7.
Joe, know Matt is will terrific in the Christmas pageant. Been in quite a few of them, in my teen years, in the youth, teen and Church choirs. I know all the work they really put into them.
good morning everyone! juice coffee and rolls are all set to go.matthew had his final christmas practice last night.they are doing their program as part of the sunday service this weekend.
Dan congrats on getting through your classes keep up the good work!
weatherman Willy
what does it look like for ohio next weekend are we getting snow?our local weather people say its too early to tell.
//high-fives Dan on the way in
Willy2 wrote:Today is the last day of the first semester! I have straight "A"s right now and I plan to keep it that way during exam week. My hardest class this semster was World Histroy Honors with Chemistry coming in right behind that.
Today is the last day of the first semester! I have straight "A"s right now and I plan to keep it that way during exam week. My hardest class this semster was World Histroy Honors with Chemistry coming in right behind that.
Keep up the good work, Willy!
Brian (IA) http://blhanel.rrpicturearchives.net.
Great fish CW!
I just found out that I've passed my last semester of classes at college! All that's left is a 14 week internship and then I'm done!
YAY!
I've got a fresh batch of all the kinds of fish, and the sides ready on the warmer bar for this evening's supper (lunch for those on the west coast). So, grab a plate, fill it up with plenty of good food, and go grab a seat at a table or booth.
Chad - Good luck! My prayers go with you!
I hope everyone has a super weekend!
//Staggers into diner, collapses into booth//
Ah, this feels a bit more comfortable.....
Was a little rough last night at work, had to plumb some units that had everything but the kitchen sink installed on them, took some extra time to get them all plumbed. Aside from the usual brakes and air suspension, they had air slider release and a continous tire inflation system to install and plumb.
Will take some cod for the fish fry, with fries and tartar sauce. Some caffenated, carbonated beverage would be nice too, probably Mountain Dew. Might have to hit the couch in the back room after this again.........
chad thomas wrote:Good morning gang. No, actually it is a morning blessed beyond my wildest expectations. I have a request for my fellow Christian forum members on this day. <>Today I am going to set out on the most important mission of my life (of course doesn't count being saved). In blind faith I am going to set out on a what seems to be a journey against impossible odds and insurmountabe obstacles, to be part of the greatest miracle I will probably ever witness. The details are not important now. I just ask for your prayers as I embark on this journey to help shepard the weak through the valley of darkness, and save some lost sheep. If all goes well in a couple weeks I will have a "Late Christmas Storey" that you all will not believe. Unless of course you know that with GOD nothing is impossible.Praise the lord !!!! <>
Good morning gang.
No, actually it is a morning blessed beyond my wildest expectations. I have a request for my fellow Christian forum members on this day.
<>Today I am going to set out on the most important mission of my life (of course doesn't count being saved). In blind faith I am going to set out on a what seems to be a journey against impossible odds and insurmountabe obstacles, to be part of the greatest miracle I will probably ever witness. The details are not important now. I just ask for your prayers as I embark on this journey to help shepard the weak through the valley of darkness, and save some lost sheep. If all goes well in a couple weeks I will have a "Late Christmas Storey" that you all will not believe. Unless of course you know that with GOD nothing is impossible.
Praise the lord !!!!
<>
Chad, good luck, and our prayers will be with you! As you said, with God, NOTHING is impossible.
chad
good luck on your journey.well i'm done for this week.time to get some sleep before the matt comes home from school.lookout kitty.
joe
After returning from WWII, my last surviving uncle went to work in station operations for Northwest Airlines at Chicago Midway then moved to Minneapolis, Seattle, Honolulu; Naha, Okinawa and Seoul, Korea. When he left the airline, he settled in Seattle. A little up from you, I know, but he always said "Where else can you wake on a morning off work and have to choose between sailing, golf or snow skiing." Understand that there are also trains and good shopping. Enjoy.
Jay, it's all very true. Out here, you could even change sailing to swimming for a few months of the year (Arapahoe Basin Ski Area usually trys to stay open until 4th of July...they make it some of the time, too!). Meanwhile, your story of mixed recreational activities reminded me of one.
When I was little, I remember watching one of my Dad's slideshows from his pre-family days. I remember one picture where he was swimming in a river that still had ice on it. I was most impressed, and resolved to do that some day. Fast forward about 15 years. My friend Ethan and I were out hiking in Rocky Mountain National Park. We got up to Black Lake, and lo and behold, the lake was about half ice and half open water. I decided that it was time to follow in my Dad's footsteps. Removing all but my boxers, I decided against wading in slowly and just jumped in. I cannot tell you how cold that water was! I managed to survive around 2 minutes or so...long enough for Ethan to get a picture of me, and then I had to get out.
The next time I was in Chicagoland, I was showing the slides from that outing to some of my relatives. I got to that picture, and told the same story as above. All of a sudden, my uncle just started laughing uncontollably. I asked what's so funny. In between guffaws and even a couple tears I learned that the shot I had seen so long ago of my dad had been taken while he was swimming in the Firehole River in Yellowstone National Park. As the name and place imply, the Firehole River has Geothermal 'Hot Spots.' So while my Dad was swimming in a river that did have ice on it, the water he was swimming in was no where near freezing. Doh!
-ChrisWest Chicago, ILChristopher May Fine Art Photography"In wisdom gathered over time I have found that every experience is a form of exploration." ~Ansel Adams
Datafever wrote:Good morning, CW. I'll have two eggs over easy, with sausage, hash browns, buttermilk biscuits and gravy. What a great way to start a day!!!
I'll have what he's having, only hold the gravy. Please pass the butter for those biscuits- thanks.
Mookie, you're looking lovely today!
hmm, hmmm, mmm, mmmm - "do you know the way......bopbopbeebop - to San Jose?" hmmm, mmmm, mm.....Not quite a Christmas Carol, but you won't be able to tell with my singing....
Tina - it's ok - I am allergic to me, too!
Did my hair and nails again for Xmas - $%~%$ - ///// \\\\\ (notice the new earrings?)
Made my list for Santa: New Red Mookie Mobile Convertible - for getting around in the diner.
New kibble bowl - I figure about a 3 quart will do.
Need a new bib - drug the other one through the ketchup going for a fry on Matt's plate - stained it terribly.
Softer fireplace rug - (try lying on the floor all the time!)
That should do it.
Oh - and I left some cookies for Santa - (they are the sugar ones - well they had sugar on them to start - ) What can I say. I have to test everything!
She who has no signature! cinscocom-tmw
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