CNW 6000 wrote:Hey Mookie,What do you think of this? In order its Sassy, Chace, and Gizmo (Gizzy).
Hey Mookie,
What do you think of this? In order its Sassy, Chace, and Gizmo (Gizzy).
Dan, NICE SHOT!! Over the years, I wish I could have gotten mine to do that when "Trying" to take a picture of them! Have to agree with Larry;
"You Woke Me for This"?!?!
Mook, you didn't answer the "Snowshoe" question!
(Trying to find hiding place now...............)
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!!
Good morning all hows it going
Ill have some eggs sausage biscuits and gravy
Mookie wrote: CNW 6000 wrote: Hey Mookie, What do you think of this? In order its Sassy, Chace, and Gizmo (Gizzy). Makes me wonder what Sassy has been up to with that birdy grin!
CNW 6000 wrote: Hey Mookie, What do you think of this? In order its Sassy, Chace, and Gizmo (Gizzy).
Typical cat pose - "You woke me up why?"
I took a ride through Redfield, NY, Saturday. They still have plenty of snow.... I expect you'll be able to find some there well through May.
Bearclaw and a tea for me, please.
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...
Good Monday morning, everyone! Sure do hope that everyone had a good weekend, and is ready to get back into the swing of things.
Looks like others are sleeping in this morning, like I did. Didn't wake up until 7 or a little after. Just felt too comfortable under the comforter!
Mutt says that he hopes the kitty is wearing her snowshoes, in the correct direction, and isn't ready to kick anyone!
On the warmer bar, you'll find: bacon, sausage, biscuits, gravy, hash browns, scrambled eggs, oatmeal & toast.
Message From:The Cook
Emma - BNSF
Joe - thank you - a warm blanket and a flat spot and I am happy.
CW - just milk this morning....don't have time for any.....
She who has no signature! cinscocom-tmw
CNW 6000 wrote: Hey Mookie,What do you think of this? In order its Sassy, Chace, and Gizmo (Gizzy).
beware the ides of march....
morning juice and coffee are ready.calm outside and a little cool but we will take it.time to make a path for ther kitty and put an extra blanket in the hammock.
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").
Dan
This always happens near the end of the winter and the start of spring. Everyone is busy and forgets to make time for the diner. I will try to stop by every day and liven things up.
Lets see- how could I rouse up some trouble without getting anyone mad. Oh yeah everyones favorite topic, What is your favorite railroad?
Mine is probably Union Pacific out of the Class 1 railroads.
Have fun!!
Datafever wrote:I guess that there have not been a lot of people around lately. This place looks almost deserted!
I like the avatar, Datafever.
Back to the grind tomorrow. The weekends really go by too quickly.
Willy
....Feel lucky to be in this location that will escape the above mentioned "clipper" stuff. We've had a bit of wind the last 2 days but along with a lot of sunshine and yesterday just a bit of March snow flurries at times and then sunshine again, etc...
But today just a bit chilly and a litty wind and total sunshine and our upcoming week is sunny to partly sunny forecast here for us. Snow is almost totally gone now.
Quentin
Well, gee. Not a bad day in the altogether. After a two hour drive to attend a RR board meeting (and the two hour drive back) I took in a benefit dance for the ambulance squad. Wasn't going to stay, but it was a real band, with a horn section, even. So I stuck around until midnight. Dog tired, so I slept until about 9...
Willy - About this Alberta Clipper - kinda late in the season, don't you think? Winds gusting to 45mph tomorrow, pushing some show, then cold, with the wind. Gonna be a miserable week, by the sounds of it...
Now for dinner...
afternoon
we went to a local fire hall for their breakfast this morning and then after services took matt to see grandpa and grandma.he is now taking a nap.still a bit chilly out but the sun is out now.Cw will take some stew for supper tonight.weekends go by too fast.
Good Sunday morning to all! Not sure what our low was last night/this morning, but currently, we have temps in the mid 20s, and the sun is shining.
Ray, thanks so much for putting the coffee on, making the juice and breakfast. Think I'll just have a big bowl of cinnamon & spice oatmeal this morning. Not only am I trying to lower my cholesterol, but I need to lose a few extra pounds I've put on lately.
I hope everyone has a great day today, and please make it back in around noon EST for our Sunday Dinner. On the menu today: beef stew w/cornbread, corn and freshly made garden salad.
A good, cold, frosty Sunday morning to everyone out there! I've already got the coffee brewing, the hot chocolate is out on the counter and I've mixed up a fresh batch of orange juice.
On the menu for breakfast this morning; I've baked two pans of cinnamon rolls, better grab one while they are still warm, bacon, pork sausage links, scrambled eggs, french toast and buttermilk pancakes served up with hot maple syrup, and banana bread. And lest I forget.......we also have left over pizza in the fridge from last night.
I was dead tired when I went to bed last night at 7:00, and I slept until 6:00 this morning. It is supposed to warm up to about 32 degrees here later this afternoon, the winds here are calm and we have a temp of 6 above 0. We got roughly 12" of snow out of the last storm that came through the Dakotas. I made the trek to my neighborhood grocery store late yesterday afternoon for a 10 pound sack of flour and I had snow drifts up to my knees to have to wade through. I cross the main line of the Ellis & Eastern RR every time I go to the grocery store or just about anywhere else in the downtown area, and the Ellis & Eastern's track was buried in a foot of snow.
Ray CHIEF COOK & CHEF FOR THE CPR
JoeKoh wrote: willyto kill a mockingbird is an excellent book.as far as your essay judging people for who they are and not their color is hard for alot of people.let alone look at "boo" radley.back in the day most people with disabilities were hidden and had no chance to come out and be people. now there are programs is schools to help people cope and work and be out in the world.hope I didnt get too heavy for your paper.keep up the good work.Cw thanks for the pizza.stay safeJoe
willy
to kill a mockingbird is an excellent book.as far as your essay judging people for who they are and not their color is hard for alot of people.let alone look at "boo" radley.back in the day most people with disabilities were hidden and had no chance to come out and be people. now there are programs is schools to help people cope and work and be out in the world.hope I didnt get too heavy for your paper.keep up the good work.Cw thanks for the pizza.
Joe
I agree 100% with you. I have nothing against the book; I actually enjoyed it very much and I think it teaches a great lesson. I know that even today people have trouble treating everyone with justice. It's really sad because there is a beauty in everyone and its too bad that some people are unable to see that.
I'm just not big on the essay because I don't care for writing.
I think I'll take a break from writing my essay on To Kill a Mockingbird and have some pizza. I think I'll have a slice of sausage pizza and I'll try a stromboli also.
My essay topic is: Select one character from the novel and explain how the character lives out three of the Marianist Goals of Education. I've decided that the three Marianist Goals of Education I'm going to use are: Educate in family spirit; educate for service, justice, and peace; and educate for adaption and change.
I would rather take a test on it than write an essay, but my teacher said that she wants us to actually think about the deeper meaning of the book rather than just answer simple questions on it. I guess that's what I get for being smart and being in honors english rather than in regular english.
Joe - I'll keep your mom in my prayers.
Here is our menu for our SATURDAY NIGHT PIZZA FEST:
1. Canadian Bacon2. Cheese 3. Pepperoni/Mushroom/Sausage 4. Hawaiian 5. Supreme 6. Anchovie 7. Stromboli
For dessert tonight, we have chocolate chip cookies and chocolate mint cookies and ice cream.
Sure hope everyone likes your selections tonight, and also hope everyone has a great evening.
well the blue switcher is gone from hire road yard.however csx had to call hulcher to change out some traction motors or wheelsets.i wonder if they washed the windshield too? will take some pizza for supper doesn't matter what kind.matt and i had a great day and we're hungry.
Looks like a beautiful day here if you just go by appearances. Bright sunshine abounds. I've got my Safety Salt out working on the ice layer, shouldn't take too long before I can go chip the rest away. The barometer is almost back up to normal, and we have 22 degrees with a light to moderate northwest wind.
We'll add your Mom to our prayer list here, Joe. Happy train spotting! I might even venture out myself, if I get a few things done here...
Brian (IA) http://blhanel.rrpicturearchives.net.
Much more snow to the north of us, but it is still windy with some snow here. We don't have the balmy temperatures like Indiana, but it is warm enough for the salt to melt the snow on the road.
Terrible story about the storm in Alabama. I won't complain about a little snow and cold.
Jay
"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
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