to Bob, and early wishes to Brian's (Ia) Joanie and his Mom!!
Hope ALL have the best they can!!
On another note, for all of us that use USPS's "Snail Mail", as of Mon. 14 May 2007;
the price of a First Class Stamp goes to $ .41 from $ .39 so make sure you have some $ .01 or $.02 stamps to go with the $ .39 ones that you have on hand.
(wouldn't have remembered it myself, except when I went to mail a package the other
day, and saw the the reminder sign at the Post Office branch)
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!!
Okay, I'm back after finally getting some sleep. I don't know why I'm having such a problem, with waking up between 12 & 1 a.m., and not being able to go back to sleep until 5 or 5:30 in the morning. Anyway. . . .
I've got our Friday Fish Fry going. On the fish menu today is: cod, flounder, halibut, perch, and rainbow trout. Side dishes are: fries, hushpuppies, cole slaw, mac & cheese.
Desserts: homemade apple, blackberry, cherry, peach, pecan and strawberry pies.
Ia Brian, please tell Joanie and your mom "HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY" from the staff of the DD/CS!!
Message From:The Cook
Rather quiet in here right now, How come ?? Don't people know we're open 24/7?!?!
"The Fish Fry" is going on right now, whatever the Cook said we're having is out
on the warmer bar; so everybody get a good helping!!!
I'll take some please.been busy all day today.my friends parents are downsizing so we were helping them move stuff to their new house.looks real good.nice backyard and porch perfect for a swing.happy birthdays to those who have them coming up.got mamma some flowers this morning for mothers day too.matt helps to water them.
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").
Railfan1 wrote:I won't be able to drop in for long tommorow. I am going railfanning in Manchester, Ga at the big CSX jct.
Have a Great, Safe Trip; and bring back some good pictures to share!!
Good Saturday morning! I know things will probably be slow in here today (usual for the weekends), but there is a very good breakfast on the warmer bar: turkey bacon, sausage, hash browns, scrambled eggs, homemade buttermilk biscuits, sausage gravy, and on the cold side of the bar, cantaloupe & watermelon chunks, and sliced tomatoes.
Everyone have a great day railfanning, and whatever else you might have on your agenda today. I'll start making up pizzas for tonight around 3:30, 4:00 EDT, and will have them on the warmer bar, hot out of the oven, about 6:30 EDT.
Oooooh! Good breakfast! I need that today. Another test (actually a series of little tests) this afternoon for my EMT refresher. Then I've got to get a bunch of work done for our fire department anniversary next weekend. Then a weekend off before the Adirondack starts up for the season. Sheesh! Then again, it is all volunteer stuff.....
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...
cherokee woman wrote: on the cold side of the bar, cantaloupe & watermelon chunks, and sliced tomatoes.Message From:The Cook
on the cold side of the bar, cantaloupe & watermelon chunks, and sliced tomatoes.
good morning
today matt has practice and its picture day too.going to be be a nice weekend.to all the moms out there thank you thank you thank you. will be back for pizza later tonight.
Good evening, everyone. I apologize for being late getting the pizzas ready. Mutt and I have spent the afternoon, and early evening, working in the front yard, trimming, and sweeping up. (Royal pain in our backs and backsides!!)
On the pizza menu tonight:
1. Canadian bacon; 2. Cheese; 3. Goetta; 4. Hawaiian; 5. Pepperoni/Sausage/Mushroom; 6. Supreme; 7. Anchovie.
Once again, I'm sorry about being so late getting our SATURDAY NIGHT PIZZA FEST underway.
"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
Railfan1 wrote:Had a good day railfanning. Saw 17 trains plus 11 locomotives hanging out in the Gainesville yards. Had an amazing thunder and lighthing show while watching trains, needless to say, I got some pretty cool video. I don't know how to upload it to the net or I would.
Hopefully you got alot of rain with that, and it's headed down to put out the wildfires.
I'll take a couple of slices of supreme, even though I'm stuffed after hitting the Olive Garden tonight. Joanie had a great birthday today, and her knee isn't bothering her as bad either.
Another busy day tomorrow, so I better hit the hay...
Brian (IA) http://blhanel.rrpicturearchives.net.
Good Sunday morning!! Sure is a beautiful, very cool morning here in Louisville. We got down to the mid to upper 50s overnight, and tonight's projected low will be around 57 in the morning. I hope everyone has temps like that today.
Coffee is on, juice freshly made, and there's hot tea and hot chocolate available.
On the warmer bar, you'll find pancakes, sausage, doughnuts, and muffins.
Sunday Dinner will be served around 2, and we will grill out on the patio. T-bones, pork chops, chicken quarters, chicken breasts, grilled corn on the cob, baked potatoes, hot dogs, brats; sides will include: "smashed" taters, potato salad, baked beans, tossed salad, cole slaw, green beans, and just about any other veggie you want.
HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY TO ALL THE MOMS ON THE FORUMS!!
Happy Mother's Day to all of the moms out there!
Willy
afternoon.helped mamma on mothers day and got some trainwatching in too. Cw will take a plate for work tonight please.
matts one tired little camper now.
Joe, got your plate, ready and waiting in the cooler. Also have one for Lance, if he's working tonight.
Just took some more meats off the grill, and put them on the warmer bar. Refreshed the side dishes, also. So everything's ready for everyone to start digging in to eat and sit out on the patio, or in the garden, and watch the trains as they go by. Seems to be quite a few running around here, this afternoon. Great trainwatching time!!
Well, I got my learner's permit on Friday (finally!) and now I've been practicing driving this weekend. I drove to and from church this morning and to and from Target and Applebee's this afternoon. That's a total of about six or seven miles. My mom says I'm doing excellent, so I guess I'll continue driving and going farther and farther.
I hope all of the mom's had a great Mother's Day. I know my mom and grandma did!
This week will be the last full week of school. Next week will feature two full days of school and three exam days. Then it will be summer at last!
Well, HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY to ALL TheMoms out there!! Hope all had a great one.
Nightrain (Duff) especially for you since it's your first.
Willy Just continue to well in your schooling, and the driving.
When I started driving years ago, my Mom was my best friend when she needed
to go somewhere, and my Dad was my worst critic!!
(and now after driving thousands of miles over the years, both private, military
& emergency vehicles I'm quite critical when I'm on the "passenger" side;
"What goes arond, comes around"?!)
Just remember when you're driving, it gives you more responsibility, but also
remember to be just as Responsible when you're behind the wheel.
Larry, hope the recerts went well, they were always a pain for me.
cherokee woman wrote: Also have one for Lance, if he's working tonight.
Also have one for Lance, if he's working tonight.
Yup, the start of another work week. I hope everyone has a safe week. Thanks for the plate CW.
Willy2 wrote: Well, I got my learner's permit on Friday (finally!) and now I've been practicing driving this weekend. I drove to and from church this morning and to and from Target and Applebee's this afternoon. That's a total of about six or seven miles. My mom says I'm doing excellent, so I guess I'll continue driving and going farther and farther.
spokyone wrote: Willy2 wrote: Well, I got my learner's permit on Friday (finally!) and now I've been practicing driving this weekend. I drove to and from church this morning and to and from Target and Applebee's this afternoon. That's a total of about six or seven miles. My mom says I'm doing excellent, so I guess I'll continue driving and going farther and farther. Congrats to you Willie. At times on TV, tornado chasers are shown doing their thing. Do you have thoughts about trying this some day? I understand it takes a lot of knowledge to figure out where the storms might appear. The young men certainly are commited.
I probably will try some storm chasing at some point or another, but not until I'm more knowledgeable about weather. I might know quite a bit now, but there is much more that I need to learn before I should try storm/tornado chasing. It is one of my goals to see at least one tornado on a storm chase though.
By the way... I like the thunderstorm and lightning bolt!
She who has no signature! cinscocom-tmw
Good Monday morning, everyone! Looks like another beautiful day today! I just hope the people in Florida, get some rain, that will put out those wild fires!!
I hope all our Moms here, had a very good, and Happy Mother's Day yesterday!
Coffee and fresh juice are ready, and there's hot tea and hot chocolate available.
On the breakfast bar: oatmeal, toast, turkey bacon, sausage, biscuits & gravy, hash browns, muffins, cantaloupe and watermelon chunks, and bear claws.
Mookie, I've got your mug down, and would you like coffee or tea this morning?
Still alive...
Busy weekend. Should have taken a few hours to get through practical stations of EMT test - was there for six (until 8 pm) and the proctors had started at 7:30 that morning. Passed, but not until I retook a couple of stations. It's one thing to forget a step (that you would have done, but forgot to "verbalize"), it's another entirely to do a step, but not get credit for it. My biggest gripe about the whole process is that it is nothing like how we do business every day. A good f'rinstance would be throwing a switch - you know all the steps, and do them, but because you didn't say, out loud, that you unlocked it before you threw it, you don't get credit for that step, and maybe even failed the test as a result.
Spent Sunday cleaning up around the fire station for our anniversary events next week. Mom's in AZ, so no dinner with her.
So it's back to the grind - might as well start with the usual bearclaw and Constant Comment tea.
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