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Just a PSA .. if anyone is interested, Brunch meet in the HO tomorrow around Noon to 1:00 PM Central Time .. come as you are, come and go as you please, selection of preferred beverage is BYOB, bring a dish ....
It would be great to meet and greet any that I've not yet meeted and/or greeted ..
Somebody post a link since I can't seem to find mine ..
Come on all you friendly peeps......we're going to have a Brunch HO tomorrow.....
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While we enter this season of gift giving and decorating, time hopefully spent with family and loved friends.....which are wonderful in and of themselves......I wish we would take time to remember what the real message behind this event was meant to be ........
..........With Hope and Love towards ALL mankind.
Up at 5 AM to get dressed and leave for this at 7....
afternoon spent with family .......going to dinner with extended family and friends.....crowned by her receiving a new car from her Daddy as a graduation gift......
What an exciting, monumental and wonderful day! So happy for all involved...
Well, a wise Cajun Queen cooks before she leaves and takes food that is already cooked and just frozen for the trip. She takes her ice chest and puts her ice in there, and takes, ham, gumbo, chili, pork roast, and taco soup. I don't feel much like cooking after a 12 hour shift. I've been mainly subsisting on one meal a day and coffee, OH! AND the marvelous biscuits that one guy made from scratch last night!! They were so fluffy and light.
It's busy out here...not like at my base. Not a lot of down time. I hope I have enough left in me to drive home. I'm BONE WHIPPED!! One more night!!
Well I have just been checking out win10 with everything on this computer and seems to work well in HO. Everything is hunky dory.
I had a hell of a time getting it installed but now comes the learnin. I see Willie went out amongst em tonight. Good for him. Sometimes I wish I could but haven't drank in a couple years and it's no fun.
kewl! Dunno why it's always so hard to find the airing schedule, wish they'd make it easier to know when things will be on and which channels.
You can take it easier this year hun! No problems with that.
jup that's what it's all about.
I worry about that too. Is that what would cause a spark sometimes when you plug something into a wall outlet, or is that caused by something else? That happens sometimes here at my son's house.
newp not at all......or carrot peels, couple decades ago I found out the hard way that carrot peels essentially turn to grease lol
Often it's on USA but that's not a guarantee.
Beautiful Ken!
hang in there sweetie! I often eat only once a day, but I'm not expending the energy you are on a daily basis either.......get some food in ya hun!!! All that sounds so yummy!! Hugggggsssssssss
Yep, that'll do it!
Everybody that has one should run some ice through it every six months or so. We dump the ice maker down it. Get rid of the stale ice and cleans/sharpens the disposal at the same time. Yes, sharpens the blades. They don't work the same way as knives or food processors. They grind more than cut. Ice sharpens them as well as cleans the gunk outta the grinding surfaces. Also a 1/4 cup of baking soda in a gallon of water dumped down it when it's of an allowed to sit for about five minutes then rinsed out while it's running about once a month will do away with any funky odors. Hey didn't know I was a garbage disposal expert did ya? 
OK, let me see if I can get through this without too many tears. My wife really enjoyed making quilts. Any time a co-worker or friend would be having a baby, away we would go and pick up material for a baby quilt. When we found out that her cancer wasn't treatable, she wanted to make one last quilt, just for me. She wanted it to be special and something that when I used it I would be wrapping myself in her love. We went to her friend's quilt shop and she had me pick out the material that I liked. Needless to say, eventually, the time came when she couldn't work on it anymore. The ladies in her *itch and Stitch Group (her name for the group) took over and completed it for her. I didn't see the quilt until they called and ask us to come to the shop. It was one of Nancy's better days (good drugs). She put on makeup, her best wig and out we went. I think it is the best quilt that she ever made. I admit I have it put away so it won't get messed up, however, when I am feeling down I will pull it out and cover myself with it in my recliner. Of course, my pup will also jump up and snuggle down with me. I resized the picture so it would allow me to drag it into the post. I hope it is good enough to see the quality of the quilt. I think it is a very good picture of her, too. She was beaming with pride that day. I have to admit I was very proud of her, too.
I'm sure you miss her everyday. What a great momento. Be strong my friend I'm 100% sure you will see her again.
Yep, that'll do it!
Personally, I never bought into the ice/blades bit .. it's just not possible for ice to sharpen a blade ..
That pattern is called Turning Twenty, Diver, & it's a gorgeous quilt! You should pull it out & use it, especially now that it's colder. She would want you to, that's why she made it. Quilts made by loving hands are like warm hugs. That's why all the effort that goes into selecting the pattern, the colors, the fabrics, deciding on the perfect batting, the cutting, piecing, & finally the quilting & binding are worth it to a quilter. It.s to someone that needs to be loved. Hugs are the same way, they take a little effort.
You make a beautiful couple! She was so thoughtful to do that for you! When you feel like it might be time to wash it, let me know. It will only need it maybe 1-2 times a year if you are using it daily.
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