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Hi
I walked 8000 Steps + 1 cent during todays walk. The temperature this morning was 66 on the news channel and 61 degrees on the front porch. The predicted high for today is in the 70s.
http://6abc.com/news/psychic-hit-by-car-inside-restaurant-says-he-didnt-see-it-coming/2099308/
Psychic hit by car inside restaurant says he didn't see it coming
Brian Taff reports during Action News at 4:30 p.m. on June 14, 2017. (WPVI)
Wednesday, June 14, 2017 06:30PM
A man was able to walk away after a car slammed through a restaurant and pinned him against the wall.
Surveillance video from inside the restaurant in Arizona shows the moment car came barreling through the window and directly hit Blair Robertson.
Robertson is a psychic, but he says he didn't see this coming.
"A lot of times we can't even read our own lives and that's just how it works," he said.
Robertson was eating lunch with a friend at the time, who is also a psychic.
Somehow both were able to walk away from the incident with minor injuries.
At this time its unclear what caused the driver to slam into the restaurant.
Have a Great Thursday
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Hi ValerieGardenKatGardens wrote: »Good Afternoon!
Shopping day...and shopping was quick and relatively painless so, shopping day is not really a good excuse. Not sure where my day has gone! BUT I know where its going....heading off for a nap.
Hot and humid out side today, like summer!!!
I saw the breaking news about the shooting in VA while watching the noon news...also I understand that the gunman asked it it was the Republican or Democratic team before he opened fire. I've enjoyed several good robust online debates this political season, but not to the point that I'd want to shoot somebody. Must have been one of the 'deplorables' Hillary mentioned. And a couple with Ted, who knows more than most about the political scene, yet never votes! Go figure. Jack on the other hand is impossible to argue with...he has his party and follows it like a lemming. That I do no understand.
My A/C was running when I woke this morning...and the thermometer is set at 77...so I'm guessing it never really cooled off overnight, or at least not enough. Its 88 degrees and bright sunny right now, so even though the thermostat is set at 80, the A/C is running a good bit. Again...its Summer!!!
Oh, FWIW, Ed, Publix is now taking Kroger coupons! Made me laugh, they saw a niche, and grabbed it! Good for them. I'm really thinking Kroger has shot themselves in the foot with this latest move. (no senior discount).
Ok, time for about an hours snooze and then clear my head and chat with Jack at 5.
Later...
I fear for where things are going in this country and the rest of the world too.
Shootings on both coasts. Second one was three shot dead at a UPS facility
That was a terrifying sight when I saw the Towering Inferno in London. From what I have read the recently installed cladding the was used in the refurb has a troubled history as regards fires.
Some people are like Ted, I know people that nothing would convince them not to vote for "Their" party. I like to decide based on a candidates merits. Not to go Political however there was a candidate that likely could have won the presidential election and Hillary was not that person.
I suspect that Kroger is betting on the customers inertia as far as switching stores.
It would also depend if Publix has the same pricing as Kroger.
Stay Cool
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Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »REST IN PEACE, ARIEL.
It was a good 8 years but it's over. She was a sweet kitty.
I am so sorry to hear that has happened, I know You are feeling very sad
Sometimes it happens like that. The pain is overwhelming so...parityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's thrilling Thursday! 69 out there with an expected high of 89 and 40% chance of rain. Woke up about 5:30 and knew I wasn't getting back to sleep.
Ariel was acting a bit unusually social yesterday morning, and I guess she was saying goodbye because she just sort of gave up in the afternoon and was mostly limp, refusing a second meal entirely, and it was clear that the tumor was finally causing her too much pain to go on. We let her go at a little before 7:00 last night at our vet. J will be getting a clay paw print for us to bake and she had a small quilt made by his mother with her name on it, so he'll have that as a keepsake too.
I just feel numb and empty.
Need to clean up more around the house today, as I've been letting that slip because she was so sloppy she'd just mess it up right away.
And cry some more.
I need to be brief as this is making me feel very sad
Have a Good Day as Possible
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Well, I did get back to sleep for a while after making some mac and cheese for breakfast. Had odd dreams. So up at 5:30 or so, then back to sleep a bit after 7:00 until 8:30. Getting ready for tooth cleaning now.
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Cheese dreams and stranger things.
Woke up at about 5:30 this morning and couldn't get back to sleep right away, so made some mac and cheese for breakfast and just doodled around some.
Laid back down at about 7:00 and got a little more sleep.
I remember a few fragments. Driving while wearing nothing but a pair of headphones, accidentally overhearing a phone conversation (over the headphones) between a friend and his step-father, with the step-father berating him about getting a job, even though I knew that the son HAD a decent job so was wondering why the berating.
Then walking a bit with Jason, still wearing the headphones and nothing else and going past an apartment building seeing someone we knew, in the dream anyway, though I don't know who the person is/was in real life. This person was dragging a blonde lady out of his apartment, and she, in the dream, was a friend of ours. Then she was at our house, having received a new, bizarre haircut that basically left her with two layers of hair, the outer layer being just half an inch longer than the inner, and each layer being quite thin but somehow separated by some space. It actually looked pretty good, in the dream, but can't imagine maintenance of such a haircut.
Then walking around a college campus and trying to sneak through a building for some reason, and then resting in a professor's office, obviously having just been swimming, though I don't recall actually swimming in the dream, and a young Latino man, clearly a student, came in, apparently mistaking us for his advisor, and sobbing that NO ONE took the final in <mumble-mumble>, which sounded like some sort of math-science-engineering class and how was he to pass if he couldn't ask anyone what was on the final? Well, we didn't know, of course, but it didn't finally matter because suddenly we were...
Walking in an open air mall, with small shops and vendor carts. I noticed a store with large slices of bread stacked on a table just outside the door, and a sign advertising fresh bread for $0.59, though it wasn't clear how much bread you got for that $0.59 and the people in the store were making and selling ice cream sandwiches. Yes, on the fresh bread. Ice cream spread on a slice of bread ad topped with another slice of bread.
Next, we came to a bakery that had some lovely looking small cake loaves, some golden brown and some pink. A young lady was sitting at an outside table decorating some cakes with very lightly brushed on chocolate, just making small strokes here and there. She had some cookie sized samples and brushed a bit of chocolate on a pink one that she gave to us.
But before we had a chance to taste it I woke up.
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It's Morning.
I know Roger, it makes me sad too. But Ariels struggles are over. She had a good life, and two people who took good care of her. That's about as good as it gets, right?
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Good Morning
Sun's out. Gonna be hot here today...and humid. Wow so lucky...and in June even. Couldn't wait for July/Aug.????
Going out to take Missy O fabric shopping...this could be interesting. (In a good way). I think she's going to be overwhelmed when she sees the inside of a fabric store!!! She said she wanted to make a sweater for Buddy, (her late grandfathers little dog) well, not up to teaching her to knit right now...give her a year or two... but, in going thru my clothes I spied a bright red sweater that I could graciously part with. Taking that and will show her how to stitch around the pieces so that they do not ravel. etc. Ted found a web site for making dog coats, and yes also dog britches...that's a different story though. So we will have to take a few measurements, and cut the sweater, etc. Could be interesting...could be a train wreck! Time will tell.
So that is pretty much my day.
Need to head to the kitchen and scout out some breakfast pretty soon.
Ed!!! Running around nekkid!!!! I think the idea of the ice cream on sliced bread is interesting. Sorta like a Ice Cream Sandwich, but not on chocolate graham crackers??? Or, sliced Ice Cream Cake if you used a sweet/dessert bread??? I wish you had slept just another 5 minutes so we knew how your pink sample tasted. Dreams can be a hoot!!!
Roger I hear you about the violence on both coasts...senseless. The one in Cali, over not wanting to work OT??? Good grief. Hardly a reason to kill your co-workers. As for the one in Alexandria...there are nut cases everywhere..this old guy was just not quite properly balanced maybe? OTOH, its not the first, and likely won't be the last 'political' murder, and its as old as recorded history. Not that I condone what happened mind you! This will sound awful, but in some ways I regret that the old guy was killed. Sometimes I would like to have those perp's had to stay around and face what they have done.
Ed, clean teeth!! Hope all goes well with your visit to the dentist this morning.
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Here's the big bowl of potato salad (J's grandmother's recipe) that I made for him to start on tonight. He'll have several meals that include it, and maybe a snack or two, depending on how much he eats and how often.
I cooked two more boiled eggs than I needed for the potato salad, on purpose, and turned those into deviled eggs for him, so his dinner was deviled eggs and Granny's potato salad. I don't have her deviled egg recipe but I didn't find hers, when I had them, to be much different from mine, and so never asked. Comfort food at its best!
I finished off this morning's mac and cheese with a jalapeño angus cheeseburger. Mac and cheese is a comfort food for me. Didn't have the ingredients on hand to make Mom's meatloaf, which is another great comfort food.
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Howdy y'all. It's fabulous Friday! 67 out there now with an expected high of 88 and 20% chance of rain.
We had a nice little storm run through last night and the power was even off for a moment, but came back on after less than a minute. This was good since my burger had just started cooking! J's potato salad and deviled eggs were already made up and I suppose I cold have eaten my mac and cheese cold, but it was, I'm sure, much better warmed up in the microwave.
Today some laundry probably and might get more housework done if I don't feel too lazy.
Has anyone heard from Leemom? She's been missing from this board for ages....
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I walked 7341 Steps + 1 Dime during today's walk. The temperature this morning was 64 on the news channel and 65 degrees on the front porch. The predicted high for today is in the 70s and a chance of Thunderstorms.
Today is D-Day for my diet as we meet friends at Harold's for Dinner. I know I will be overeating
http://www.haroldsfamousdeli.com/http://baltimore.cbslocal.com/2017/06/13/police-increase-efforts-over-violence/
Here is a weird one IMO
https://www.bloomberg.com/politics/articles/2017-06-15/trump-orders-government-to-stop-work-on-y2k-bug-17-years-later
Trump Orders Government to Stop Work on Y2K Bug, 17 Years Later
and
Officers To Be Put On 12-Hour Shifts, As City Violence Increases
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore sees multiple deadly shootings in just a matter of hours. It was a burst of violence that forced the commissioner to make a drastic move today.
All uniformed officers will be on mandatory 12-hour shifts, as the city hustles to control the crime.
Ava-joye Burnett reports the violence spilled over from the night into broad daylight today.
After a violent night, the police department announced a plan on how to address this problem, as the Police Commissioner was angered by the violence.
Politics ?
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/jun/14/resist-movement-violence-threaten-united-states/
Have a Great Friday
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Good Morning! Friday!
Yep, that was quite a little storm last night. Every time I thought it had finally blown thru, it started all over again. Ended up with 2 ¼ inches of rain. Mostly in the first go around!
Nice out there this morning. I went out and picked up little branches that fell from the trees, warm by Rogers walking standards, but 68 felt good to me.
No, Ed we haven't heard from LeeAnn for some time. She should have achieved her doctorate, and probably taking some screen time off. Also, she was re-doing P90X getting ready for summer...as I recall she does quite a bit of hiking and camping in the summers. Hopefully she'll log in sometime to say Hi.
Roger I think my fav. cartoon today is the squirrel instructions to 'act cute'. I watched a baby squirrel walk the electric wire from my roof to the pole at the edge of my driveway, then over the wire to the pole about a third of the way around the cul de sac, and down the guywire till I couldn't see him any more. Nice little adventure for such a little guy.
I think I should get busy doing something...will let you know if I 'do something'..LOL!! Lazy morning.
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Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Cheese dreams and stranger things.
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I am impressed, I rarely remember details about my dreams
Hmm...parityanimal wrote: »Here's the big bowl of potato salad (J's grandmother's recipe) that I made for him to start on tonight. He'll have several meals that include it, and maybe a snack or two, depending on how much he eats and how often.
I cooked two more boiled eggs than I needed for the potato salad, on purpose, and turned those into deviled eggs for him, so his dinner was deviled eggs and Granny's potato salad. I don't have her deviled egg recipe but I didn't find hers, when I had them, to be much different from mine, and so never asked. Comfort food at its best!
I finished off this morning's mac and cheese with a jalapeño angus cheeseburger. Mac and cheese is a comfort food for me. Didn't have the ingredients on hand to make Mom's meatloaf, which is another great comfort food.
When my Brother makes potato salad it is pretty simple, Boiled Potatoes, Mayo, Small bits of fresh Celery and Onion and some hard boiled eggs. I find it to be tasty and the the Bits of Celery & Onion give it some crunchy texture.
I just looked out the window and I see that we have just had some light rain. The street is wet except under the Trees where the street is still dry.parityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's fabulous Friday! 67 out there now with an expected high of 88 and 20% chance of rain.
We had a nice little storm run through last night and the power was even off for a moment, but came back on after less than a minute. This was good since my burger had just started cooking! J's potato salad and deviled eggs were already made up and I suppose I cold have eaten my mac and cheese cold, but it was, I'm sure, much better warmed up in the microwave.
Today some laundry probably and might get more housework done if I don't feel too lazy.
Has anyone heard from Leemom? She's been missing from this board for ages...
It sounds as if You were lucky as far as the power loss
FWIW I can and have eaten Mac & Cheese that has cooled down to slightly warm, cold I would not eat however. I also like my Burgers be at best slightly pink inside not red.
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/06/georgias-voting-system-is-uniquely-vulnerable-to-election-tampering-hackers/
Georgia’s lax voting security exposed just in time for crucial special election
Report uncovers a litany of lapses in voting system used state-wide.
Dan Goodin - Jun 15, 2017 12:37 am UTC
According to a detailed report published Tuesday in Politico, Lamb wrote a simple script that would pull documents off the website of Kennesaw State University’s Center for Election Systems, which under contract with Georgia, tests and programs voting machines for the entire state. By accident, Lamb's script uncovered a breach whose scope should concern both Republicans and Democrats alike. Reporter Kim Zetter writes:
Within the mother lode Lamb found on the center’s website was a database containing registration records for the state’s 6.7 million voters; multiple PDFs with instructions and passwords for election workers to sign in to a central server on Election Day; and software files for the state’s ExpressPoll pollbooks — electronic devices used by poll workers to verify that a voter is registered before allowing them to cast a ballot. There also appeared to be databases for the so-called GEMS servers. These Global Election Management Systems are used to prepare paper and electronic ballots, tabulate votes and produce summaries of vote totals.
The files were supposed to be behind a password-protected firewall, but the center had misconfigured its server so they were accessible to anyone, according to Lamb. “You could just go to the root of where they were hosting all the files and just download everything without logging in,” Lamb says.
Do You feel secure?
The rest of the details are at that link.
My Brother just looked out the window and said "Well, there goes the yard work I planned for Today"
Cheers
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GardenKatGardens wrote: »Good Morning! Friday!
Yep, that was quite a little storm last night. Every time I thought it had finally blown thru, it started all over again. Ended up with 2 ¼ inches of rain. Mostly in the first go around!
Nice out there this morning. I went out and picked up little branches that fell from the trees, warm by Rogers walking standards, but 68 felt good to me.
No, Ed we haven't heard from LeeAnn for some time. She should have achieved her doctorate, and probably taking some screen time off. Also, she was re-doing P90X getting ready for summer...as I recall she does quite a bit of hiking and camping in the summers. Hopefully she'll log in sometime to say Hi.
Roger I think my fav. cartoon today is the squirrel instructions to 'act cute'. I watched a baby squirrel walk the electric wire from my roof to the pole at the edge of my driveway, then over the wire to the pole about a third of the way around the cul de sac, and down the guywire till I couldn't see him any more. Nice little adventure for such a little guy.
I think I should get busy doing something...will let you know if I 'do something'..LOL!! Lazy morning.
Later...
Hi Valerie
I suspect You missed my post with the info on Ga's election system, Yikes.
68 is OK, 68 and high humidity not so much.
It does sound as if You had some storm too. It sounds sort of what they are forecasting for Monday. Part of the weather forecast yesterday said it would be a tropical rain.
I wonder if we will see LeeAnn in the future, hopefully. The more the merrier
If I said I liked all of them or I would not have used them, Yes, some more that others naturally.
Now I am running late so I am being brief.
Enjoy the Day
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Really having trouble coping right now, but I'm sure over time I'll get through it.
Meanwhile, trying to keep my sense of humor. Loved the funnies Roger.
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Hey!
Back again. The dish washer is running, so I can check off that portion of kitchen chores.
I do believe, that I am going outside and see if I can do a bit of yard work...mowing is out of the question, but putting on my crocks, (knowing my feet will get wet), and trim the dead flowers on the butterfly bush..if I keep at this chore, it will bloom a second big bloom later towards fall. Same with Crepe Myrtle...but my crepe M is now about 30+ feet tall, so not doing that! I also need to finish trimming back the burfordii holly, etc...
I had not heard of nor seen the article about the voting issues here. Good Grief. Thanks for that post!
I think there may be a quick trip to Publix to pick a lottery ticket for Mega Millions...I could put that money to good use.
Ed, you will get thru it, but in the meantime grieve the loss of your sweet kitty, and give Lilo some extra loving time. Or play games with her...like go make up your bed, (yes even if you have to strip it), and then put it right back on....as I recall she likes 'helping' with that chore.
Continue to fix comfort foods for you and J...you will get thru this.
Anytime you may want to have coffee just to get out of the house, or to see people, give me a shout...you're in my contact list, so your call will show up with your name, and I'll answer.
(I don't answer just numbers...those numbers can leave a message)
Need to get moving..
Later...
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Well, I DID strip and make the bed but Lilo wasn't around to help. When I last "rearranged" the covers she watched, with interest, but didn't volunteer, but then I wasn't making large empty spaces for her to jump to.
Lilo, incidentally, is 15 years old. We say we don't want to think about getting another cat, but realistically? In a month or three, we'll probably be looking into adopting again. Probably from Furrkids.
Bed sheets that were stripped, along with the sheets from the main guest room, are in the dryer now, having been washed earlier this morning.
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Ed, well at least you tried. I just remember how distraught Tom E. was when Hoot died. Poor ole Tom was a mess. And yes, that's when the rocking started. I knew you and J were having some 'comfort food', I just thought maybe Lilo needed some extra fun attention. Guess I guessed wrong! Sorry if I caused you extra work.
Did you see where Amazon bought Whole Foods? Can't wait to see how this plays out. Ha Ha, I can see O & N ordering from Alexa! Ice cream, chips, cookies, a kids best dream!
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I walked 4700 Steps during today's walk. The temperature this morning was 65 on the news channel and 68 degrees on the front porch. The reported humidity is 100% and when I looked out the Living Room window before walking, the street was wet except under trees where it was dry, thus the rain that had fallen must have been light so far. The weatherman is predicting spotty rain and Thunderstorms for NJ
Yesterday was D-Day for my diet as we meet friends at Harold's for Dinner. I did do some overeating
I had their Bacon Cheese-Burger, a Whopping Big Burger and what looked like a quarter pound before cooking of crispy Bacon.
http://www.haroldsfamousdeli.com/
http://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/337776-ominous-signs-for-states-as-revenue-targets-missed
Ominous signs for states as revenue targets missed
By Reid Wilson - 06/15/17 10:00 AM EDT
Two out of every three states in America took in less tax revenue than expected this year, the worst performance since the depths of the recession, and twenty states expect to address budget shortfalls in the coming year.
The new data, contained in three reports released by state budget analysts this week, raise concerns that states could face a new round of belt-tightening — and that another economic slowdown could be just around the corner.
The reports cite a variety of factors behind the revenue slowdowns, from falling commodity prices to the rising costs of government services. Some of the slowdown also likely comes from wealthy taxpayers and corporations, which have delayed some tax payments until next year in hopes that tax reform proposals will pass Congress.
Thirty-three states will miss revenue projections in Fiscal Year 2017, according to the National Association of State Budget Officers. That’s the highest number of states to miss revenue targets since 2010, during the middle of the recession, when 36 states missed projections.
In total, states anticipate revenues falling short by $12 billion. Most of the shortfall comes from sales tax collections, which are projected to be down $6.6 billion. That troubles some economists because sales taxes are traditionally the most stable revenue sources for states.
More info by following the link
From Here, I found some news from Georgia yesterday
http://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/north-fulton-county/breaking-suspicious-package-shuts-down-street-where-karen-handel-lives/533890723
FBI joins investigation at Karen Handel's house
Updated: Jun 16, 2017 - 7:14 AM
ROSWELL, Ga. - Authorities were called to the neighborhood where Karen Handel lives in Roswell after suspicious envelopes were found in mailboxes Thursday afternoon.
Police say Roxburg Drive off Old Alabama Road was shut down for several hours while crews investigated.
At least five homes in the neighborhood received an envelope with a "white powdery substance" in it.
The FBI was called in to take the lead on the investigation.
I gather this election is being watched intently by both parties too.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-06-15/georgia-s-special-election-is-a-tv-ad-bonanza
Georgia’s Special Election Is a TV Ad Bonanza
The House race between Democrat Jon Ossoff and Republican Karen Handel has attracted $48 million.
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Have a Great Weekend
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Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Really having trouble coping right now, but I'm sure over time I'll get through it.
Meanwhile, trying to keep my sense of humor. Loved the funnies Roger.
Time does help, slowly unfortunately.
I just saved Your Image to send off to my brother.
I hope they help even if it just a little.
Stay Well and I hope the Ga news I ran across when I was looking at news sites yesterday are not as worrisome as the previous days post most likely was.
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Hi ValerieGardenKatGardens wrote: »Hey!
Back again. The dish washer is running, so I can check off that portion of kitchen chores.
I do believe, that I am going outside and see if I can do a bit of yard work...mowing is out of the question, but putting on my crocks, (knowing my feet will get wet), and trim the dead flowers on the butterfly bush..if I keep at this chore, it will bloom a second big bloom later towards fall. Same with Crepe Myrtle...but my crepe M is now about 30+ feet tall, so not doing that! I also need to finish trimming back the burfordii holly, etc...
I had not heard of nor seen the article about the voting issues here. Good Grief. Thanks for that post!
I think there may be a quick trip to Publix to pick a lottery ticket for Mega Millions...I could put that money to good use.
Ed, you will get thru it, but in the meantime grieve the loss of your sweet kitty, and give Lilo some extra loving time. Or play games with her...like go make up your bed, (yes even if you have to strip it), and then put it right back on....as I recall she likes 'helping' with that chore.
Continue to fix comfort foods for you and J...you will get thru this.
Anytime you may want to have coffee just to get out of the house, or to see people, give me a shout...you're in my contact list, so your call will show up with your name, and I'll answer.
(I don't answer just numbers...those numbers can leave a message)
Need to get moving..
Later...
My brother was outside mowing the grass yesterday, The next time it is due it is my turn, Not my favorite pastime
If I said that I suspect that article did not make the news in GA, would You be surprised ?
More GA Election news in today's info post by me FWIW. What I took from the one article is that people are going Nuts over political things these days
I did see that news regarding Amazon and Whole Foods. It made the network news here. I have a suspicion that we are starting to see the signs of a few large corporations owning nearly everything worth owning.GardenKatGardens wrote: »Ed, well at least you tried. I just remember how distraught Tom E. was when Hoot died. Poor ole Tom was a mess. And yes, that's when the rocking started. I knew you and J were having some 'comfort food', I just thought maybe Lilo needed some extra fun attention. Guess I guessed wrong! Sorry if I caused you extra work.
Did you see where Amazon bought Whole Foods? Can't wait to see how this plays out. Ha Ha, I can see O & N ordering from Alexa! Ice cream, chips, cookies, a kids best dream!
If I said I can not see me ordering groceries over the Internet as I want to see the Produce and meats for example before I decide to Buy or not to buy...
Have a Good Weekend
Roger
P.S. before I forget a couple of food reviews.
I just had the New NS Creamy Beef Alfredo, It was tasty, however the beef was just small flecks throughout the cup and the sauce tasted familiar like some of the other add water and heat cups
The Food from Harold's:
The Burger was not quite as cooked as I wanted despite ordering Well Done...
I pulled off and discarded most of the top bun while I was eating leaving some to hold it with until the end when I left it on the plate too.
My side of Onion Rings were very Crunchy & Tasty. I did eat two large and one small and passed the rest around. I managed to resist the siren call of their Carrot Cake
The cake in the display case looked about 12"+ tall and 18+" across. All their pastries were whoppers.
You can get an idea of the portion sizes from this link
https://www.yelp.com/biz/harolds-new-york-deli-edison-2
For example My Brother and a friend split the Pastrami Sandwich and both took home enough for a couple of more meals. The sandwich came with extra plates and Rye bread standard, They expect it to be shared.
The Pickle Bar also had More Rye and dark bread, small muffin shaped bread and cubes of Onion bread to go with the all You want Pickles0 -
Howdy y'all. It's sensational Saturday! Not feeling so sensational here, with a great big Ariel sized hole in our hearts but somehow we'll muddle through. My primal screams in the kitchen this morning didn't shatter any of the glassware so I guess they weren't TOO loud.
Lilo got me up about quarter after seven but I've been distracted by folding laundry from yesterday, eating breakfast, feeding Lilo, crying, screaming, talking to Jason and making the baked beans for the pool party that I don't really feel like going to.
I don't want to be home, but don't really want to be anywhere else either. If there were a way to cease to be, temporarily, until the pain fades, that would be great but there's not and the permanent solution on that is unthinkable. I'll go hours and be just fine and then something triggers.
Time will make it easier. I keep telling myself that. Being with people today should help for a while. People who didn't know Ariel and won't remind me of Ariel. If we hadn't promised to go we probably wouldn't so it's just as well we did promise.
J took Thursday and Friday off work to try to begin coping.
78 out there now with an expected high of 89 and 20% chance of rain.
As for the baked beans, here's the line up, plus bell peppers, onion, jalapeños, garlic, black pepper, smoke seasoning, ginger, brown sugar, and tomato paste:
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Lilo, being the only cat in the house, is definitely getting more attention now. I don't know how much she misses Ariel, but Lilo is getting more attention. And I think she knows that I'm upset as she's being more attentive to me too. I need to get showered for this pool party and go and try to have a good time.
My stripping the bed wasn't extra work, as it needed it anyway. Lilo is loved and she knows it. She helped raise Ariel when we brought Ariel home as a kitten.
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Roger, please tell us you did not eat that piece of cake! It looks fabulous, and I'd have certainly loved a bite of it, well, OK, I'd have probably loved the whole piece but a bite would be all I would need to eat...
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Hi! Saturday!
4p. 89 degrees, sunny, little breeze, and 45% humidity...all in all just to walk around the yard picking up sticks, and trying to grab my britches (weight of my cell phone was trying to undress me!!! (that was interesting!! and certainly grabbed my attention)
I hope the pool party is going well for both J and Ed. Sounds like Ariel is holding up well which is good! I just can't get my memories of poor old Tom E.
Binge listening to a Lifestyle Seminar...I didn't listen during the week, but have Sat. and Sun to listen to the speakers I'm wanting to hear.
Also making up my homemade mosquito spray...I love this stuff...its a bottle of very large and cheap bottle of blue mouthwash, several (3) cups of Epsom Salt, and 3 cans of the cheapest beer you can find...Those three things, mixed so the Epsom Salt dissolves...then spray in areas where you might sit outside, or where you know the mosquitoes are...it holds up for about 80 days! And it does not kill the mosquitoes or other bugs, but the smell confuses the mosquitoes and they don't land on you. Its weird. and the mosquitoes do leave the area after a few hungry days. So, cheap, easy, and doesn't totally kill the environment.
Ok, now to get the sprayer filled, a different pair of shorts, and go confuse the mosquitoes!
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We had a good time at the pool party and were able to mostly just live for a few hours. Another one next weekend, and then another the following weekend! Busy summer...
They ate pretty much ALL of the baked beans. I have become the official bean baker.
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Hi
I walked 29 Steps during today's walk according to the FitBit
To explain why, I noticed before I left that the display was off so I changed the battery and as a result the clock was off and showing 12:11 so I am theorizing that while I was out it was recording and then when I powered up the computer it synchronized the time and said, Oh, look it is a new day and the step count for today started fresh with the steps I had done walking be credited to Saturdays count
The temperature this morning was 70 on the news channel and 71 degrees on the front porch with 100% humidity. When I looked out the Living Room window before walking, the street was somewhat wet except under trees where it was dry, thus the rain that had fallen must have been light so far. The weatherman is predicting spotty rain and Thunderstorms for NJ once again
There is something outside that is causing my nose to run a sneezes so I did not stay out that long as I am much better in the house.
From Here,
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/christinerousselle/2017/06/16/edgy-fusion-calls-rep-scalise-a-bigoted-homophobe-after-being-shot-n2342211?utm_source=thdailypm&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl_pm&newsletterad=
Edgy: Fusion Calls Rep. Scalise a "Bigoted Homophobe" After Being Shot
Christine Rousselle
Posted: Jun 16, 2017 11:35 AM
You may not see this one elsewhere...
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattvespa/2017/06/17/icymi-someone-fired-several-shots-at-this-indiana-driver-who-had-a-make-america-n2342329
ICYMI: Someone Fired Several Shots At This Indiana Driver Who Had A 'Make America Great Again' Flag
Matt Vespa
Posted: Jun 17, 2017 8:00 AM
Just Wrong IMO
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/katiepavlich/2017/06/16/new-civility-nebraska-democrat-doubles-down-on-saying-republicans-getting-shot-was-funny-n2342239?utm_source=thdailypm&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl_pm&newsletterad=
New Civility: Nebraska Democrat Doubles Down on Saying Republicans Getting Shot "Was Funny"
Katie Pavlich
Posted: Jun 16, 2017 11:15 AM
Have a Great Fathers Day AKA Sunday
Roger
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Howdy y'all. It's scintillating Sunday! Lilo is helping me report that it's 71 out there now with an expected high of 84 and 80% chance of showers. Sounds like a wet day. We got our 20% yesterday as we got home from the pool party.
I've had my breakfast and Lilo has been served.
Maybe a little laundry today.
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