CANADIANPACIFIC2816 wrote:Good morning everyone! It looks like I'm the first one here in the Diner this morning, so I will take charge of serving breakfast. I've already mixed up a fresh batch of orange juice and I've got the coffe brewing. This morning's breakfast menue: oatmeal, scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, buttermilk pancakes, belgian waffles, apple-cinnamon muffins, and I brought in two pans of my homemade cinnamon rolls - fresh from the oven and still warm! Ray CANADIANPACIFIC2816 "There was a time in this fair land when the railroad did not run, when the wild majestic mountains stood alone against the sun, long before the white man and long before the wheel, when the green, dark forest was too silent to be real." Gordon Lightfoot
Good morning everyone! It looks like I'm the first one here in the Diner this morning, so I will take charge of serving breakfast. I've already mixed up a fresh batch of orange juice and I've got the coffe brewing.
This morning's breakfast menue: oatmeal, scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, buttermilk pancakes, belgian waffles, apple-cinnamon muffins, and I brought in two pans of my homemade cinnamon rolls - fresh from the oven and still warm!
Ray CANADIANPACIFIC2816
"There was a time in this fair land when the railroad did not run, when the wild majestic mountains stood alone against the sun, long before the white man and long before the wheel, when the green, dark forest was too silent to be real." Gordon Lightfoot
mookie
drink plenty of liquids and rest.need your energy to fend off the ghosts and goblins.I hope they find who started the fire in california.their jobs have been tough enough this season without the extra help.defiance has its halloween parade this saturday night. hope it stays dry.(we've seen it in snow before)
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").
Yawn. (now didn't just reading that make you want to yawn, too!)
MMM - smells good in here.
Doc sez I have bronko, no, bronco, no - I have a bad cof! And a long inflecshun. Don't know what that means, but I can still smell! Need to stay in the hammock so I don't get nomonya! No problem. Don't want no monya anyway!
Nice weather coming east compliments of Nebraska. (sure didn't come from Colorado or Kansas!)
Willy - good luck with the play this weekend. Work your magic with the lights!
Brian - our best to Joanie. Ballet in her future?
Tree - lost 4 comrades in California due to a professional fire starter. How tragic!
Remember to "fall" back this weekend. I am going to start right now! Hammock, here I come.
She who has no signature! cinscocom-tmw
Limitedclear wrote: cherokee woman wrote:Yeah, I got to look at TRAINS before Mutt!! About half way though it, and there are somevery interesting articles in it!! Maybe I can get through it, before he takes it away from me.Supper menu tonight:There's plenty of Mutt's spaghetti casserole left, and I also made some fresh beef stew andcornbread, along with some more roast, taters & carrots. And there are fresh homemadebiscuits straight out of the oven.For dessert tonight, there's plenty of the cakes listed in today's lunch menu for tonight.Message From:The Cook Hey that Beef stew sounds really good. It's cold around here today. Finally haqd to put away the short sleeves for the season. In the high 30s. Leaves almost all gone. Looking like Halloween... The new Classic Trains is interesting too. Lots of good stuff about cab units. Takes me back to the '60s and '70s. LC
cherokee woman wrote:Yeah, I got to look at TRAINS before Mutt!! About half way though it, and there are somevery interesting articles in it!! Maybe I can get through it, before he takes it away from me.Supper menu tonight:There's plenty of Mutt's spaghetti casserole left, and I also made some fresh beef stew andcornbread, along with some more roast, taters & carrots. And there are fresh homemadebiscuits straight out of the oven.For dessert tonight, there's plenty of the cakes listed in today's lunch menu for tonight.Message From:The Cook
Hey that Beef stew sounds really good. It's cold around here today. Finally haqd to put away the short sleeves for the season. In the high 30s. Leaves almost all gone. Looking like Halloween...
The new Classic Trains is interesting too. Lots of good stuff about cab units. Takes me back to the '60s and '70s.
LC
Yea, but remember what Jerry said: "If you remember the '60s, you weren't there."
"We have met the enemy and he is us." Pogo Possum "We have met the anemone... and he is Russ." Bucky Katt "Prediction is very difficult, especially if it's about the future." Niels Bohr, Nobel laureate in physics
mudchicken wrote:We wound up with 10 inches of wet snow now turning to slush. Tomorrows thaw will be VERY messy.
Brian (IA) http://blhanel.rrpicturearchives.net.
locomutt wrote: JoeKoh wrote: rain here in nw ohio.going to get the trick or treaters wet.at least its friday!! and we got our trains issuse in the mail today too. stay safe Joe Rainy,Dreary day here in the Ohio River Valley also;but Trains & Classic Trains came in the mail today,so looks like we at least have some very good reading for this evening !!A VERY GOOD excuse for staying indoors!!
JoeKoh wrote: rain here in nw ohio.going to get the trick or treaters wet.at least its friday!! and we got our trains issuse in the mail today too. stay safe Joe
rain here in nw ohio.going to get the trick or treaters wet.at least its friday!! and we got our trains issuse in the mail today too.
Joe
With the new deal on distribution of Kalmbach magazines (UPS to your local post office), we can now blame the folks at "Brown" . There is a 800 number somewhere, so don't go sending e-mails to Waukesha.
JoeKoh wrote:rain here in nw ohio.going to get the trick or treaters wet.at least its friday!! and we got our trains issuse in the mail today too. stay safe Joe
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!!
jeaton wrote:Yea, but that Denver stuff tends to go away in a day or two.
Hmmm...you've been to Denver, haven't you? It'll be back in the 60's by the weekend. If you don't like the weather in Colorado, wait 15 minutes or drive 15 miles (sometimes that's no joke!)
By the way, if you can't locate your Vivaldi CD, call the IRS 800 number, you will get an hour or two of the Four Seasons while on hold. (I used to like that piece.)
Only a government agency (and the IRS seems to be the paradigm for so many bureaucratic entities)could have the wherewithal to kill something as beautiful as The Four Seasons. One would think that they could take some miniscule fraction of all they take in to buy at least one or two more songs for background music!
-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
CopCarSS wrote:Jay, I'm guessing the the Mudchicken would be happy to be in on the Snow Removal plan. We've got some stuff up on the north side of town, but from what I've gathered from our foremen and supervisors that live down south by MC, it's an absolute nightmare down that way right now. I think I'll have a nice quiet evening at home under a blanket with a good book, some hot chocolate and some Vivaldi in the background (the Four Seasons seems appropriate!).
Yea, but that Denver stuff tends to go away in a day or two.
Willy-The last snow shoveler in our family has gone off to college. When the snow comes can you slide over here and get our driveway done by 6am. We'll give you a note for your principal explaining why you are late for school.
Maybe Mookie, Bryan, Carl and I can pool on the purchase of a nice two stage snow mover with an enclosed cab. You can take care of your family's driveway first. I am sure they would appreciate that.
Good Afternoon!
It was raining here a little earlier this morning, but now it is just cloudy. I know that folks like Tree have probably already had enough to do with snow for this year, but I'm ready to see a couple inches sometime in the next few weeks.
I don't have any big news for today, so everyone have a good one!
Willy
It's kind of a depressing, gloomy day here in Sioux Falls, and at last report we had a temperature of 44 degrees. It actually feels closer to 39.
I made the trek within the last hour to the South Dakota Career Center to dig up information on possible job openings, and while on my way out there I encountered a Dakota & Iowa train that was southbound toward I would assume was Sioux City, Iowa. There were three engines and 53 open hoppers in the consist. The lead engine was #4028, an SD-39. I regret that I did not have my camera with me this time. As usual, there were a few idiots who did not want to wait patiently for the train to clear the crossing. The train was moving rather slow, having just passed through the BNSF yard here, but by the time the engines cleared the crossing, it was really building up some speed.
For anyone who has never seen motive power of the D&I, the locomotives are painted yellow and black, and these three engines appeared to be in immaculate condition, as if they had been freshly painted. And very sharp looking as well.
Two kind of nice days with sunshine, but now its back to overcast with precip in the forecast. Been busy getting the den ready for the winter hibernation. I'd stop by the diner more often, but I already have enough in the personal stores to take care of the nutrition issue.
Jay
Out walking the dogs last night and watched a pretty bizarre lightning show for about an hour up towards Chris on the north side of town.
Four inches of wet snow on the ground and no wind. No blizzard this time. Took the broom to our walk and the neighbors, then did the driveways. Wasn't long before snow had lightly recovered everything. Dogs in the window watching the snow from the back of the couch - at least they're entertained.
/// Heads off to drain the hot cider container.
Morning All,
It's mornings like this that I'm ever so happy that I have a 17 second commute (well, maybe 18 today) to work. Watching the news this morning made me quite glad that I didn't have to drive today. Going to be a snowy one!
MC, didn't see your post until this morning, so Alas! I missed it. There was some phenominal afternoon light yesterday, too. Oh well...I'll see what this weather brings. If the snow stops, and the sun comes out, I might have to head out and get some winter wonderland pictures. Not sure what the weatherman has in store, though. I might have to stick to the city, too. Heard that the foothills could get up to two feet. The CopCar does alright in some snow, but her limit is around the one foot mark if I've got some weight in the trunk. Beyond that, I'm pretty much shoveling myself wherever I want to go.
Anyways, hope you all have a great day. TTFN!
CW, if I had any OTC Naproxen on hand, I would gladly share it with you. I used to take that stuff for my arthritic knee joints until my pharmacist ruled that it doesn't mix well with other medications that I was taking at the time. I've got some Tylenol and some Ibuprophen which you are welcome to. Anyway, I hope you can rid yourself of that headache quickly. I know from previous experience that it's no fun to wake up with a headache.
we really dont need the rain here either.will have to pass on the gator as well.juice and coffee are ready to go.
Mookie wrote: It's raining. @
It's raining.
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SHISHH!!!! The word "rain" could just as well be a four-letter word in some places. At least in Lincoln it is not going to get cold enough to either freeze outright or turn into snow. The temperature in Lincoln is supposed to max out at about 49 degrees this afternoon.
Yes, it is...
Like we need more ground water down here...the gators dont take to that much fresh water....
Seriously, the city just condemned the old Family Law Building court rooms…the basement is right next to Buffalo Bayou, and a gator made a home in there, scared the janitors last week, so the city did an inspection, discovered the entire building is contaminated with a pretty bad type of mold.
Not to mention the wildlife in the basement…the gator, and water moccasins, along with assorted rodents.
Told Aimee she can't bring the gator home, we already have to many reptiles.
Hummm…Gator steaks, anyone?
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Having boosted Kodak's and Fuji's revenues by probably $50,000 over the last 25 years, I miss *nothing* about film, including all the pain of handling, storing, mailing, reloading, protecting from frying in the summer heat, etc. Now I can shoot 400-500 photos a day of field conditions or on vacation (and I frequently do) and think nothing of it. I can enjoy myself instead of thinking about how much money I'm burning through. The only thing I don't like about digital is it wasn't consumer-ready 25 years ago.
S. Hadid
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