Singin' Sue 71615
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Shanley follows behind me for hours picking tape off of floor, furniture, cieling...
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30 minutes ago, Father Kit Cool Gun Garth said:
Mother of them all!!!
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17 minutes ago, Forty Rod SASS 3935 said:
What did our ancestors do?
What they did!!!
Woke with the sun, went to bed with the sun...worked, kept busy, ect. (Well, most did)
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18 minutes ago, Wallaby Jack, SASS #44062 said:
..... y'all do realise that the climate changed to summer 3 days ago .... right?
Some (like mine) are also good cold!
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4 minutes ago, Pat Riot, SASS #13748 said:
One way folks let technology work for them is using the Health App on their phones to count steps. If you don’t reach a certain goal the phone lets you know. Some of my guys at work do this.
Yup.
I am my own enemy there!!! I just don't do it!!!
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Hahahaha!! Whom ever named TX 35 WN must have been from the South Pole!!!
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4 minutes ago, Pat Riot, SASS #13748 said:
You can’t eat technology, so therefore it cannot make one fat.
No...you are correct...I can't eat it...but, the lack of excercise has some to do with it.
So 60%- 40%.
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Just now, Pat Riot, SASS #13748 said:
Okay…
My wife made homemade Turkey soup. Had some yesterday and probably having it for dinner today.
Her recipe:
I have no idea. She makes it. I eat it. It’s Nummy!
That does sound good!!!
I love soup...probably more than you love pie, or TW loves 'nanner splits!!!
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I mean, it would be a solution to getting 'range' time or dry fire time.
We don't get recoil with dry fire either
But, could be benificial if the business allows useing holsters and transitions to long guns.
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Now...that just ain't right!!!
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I gotta say...some technology has been great. I value the things that have improved life for many, young and old alike.
But yet, sometimes the technology just prolongs what is to come...making it harsh.
I think of all the little things I enjoy now.
TV remote
Kids room monitors
Cell phone
Dishwasher
Washer/dryer
Heat with a push of the button
Oven/stove at the turn of a knob
Water at demand, HOT water at that...
This list goes on.
I also think we would all be healthier/fit without all these things.
We no longer get up and go to the TV to change the channel.
We no longer get up and see what time it is, or answer the phone.
We don't stand at the sink and wash/rinse/dry and put away after supper.
Scrubbing/wringing clothes then out the door to hang on the line...
What got me thinking about this?
Brodie sat the moniter beside me, as the kids nap and she runs errands.
This way I need not get up and check on the babes, and can SPEAK to them if need be!
I wonder why I have put on an extra 75 lbs!!!
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3 minutes ago, bgavin said:
I do this on a regular basis in Photoshop.
When I shoot our lodge and social events, I always run in "paparazzi" mode, which is a burst of 5 or more shot at a time.
Out of these multiple shots, I usually get only one "money shot".
When somebody has their eyes closed, etc, in the money shot, I go to one of the others and move their eyes to the money shot.
I also retouch all the ladies... men are on their own.
Removing wrinkles, skin defects and contouring faces is always a hit with the ladies.
There is a very good reason why digital images not allowed for forensic work.Nice.
Except I earned every wrinkle, sag and roll...not to mention grey hair. I would not want that removed.
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1 minute ago, Utah Bob #35998 said:
Or maybe it will. Ya never know. Hope springs eternal.
There is always hope.
Personally, I want to see it bought and used for many venues...it is a cool atmosphere!
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32 minutes ago, Utah Bob #35998 said:
And then as he is saying "see ya next time", the kid does the head tilt!!!
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Carrott/Ginger Soup
Need:
Broth
Garlic
OVO (olive oil)
Carrott
Ginger
Onion
Green onion
ACV (apple cider vinegar)
Parmesan
Salt
Pepper
Garlic powder
Cumin powder
Prep:
Cook chopped onion, garlic, ginger in pot untill tender.
Add broth (I used 8 cups)
Add chopped carrotts (I used 5 medium)
Cook for about 10 min for carrott to soften...just a bit, like aldantè (?) pasta.
Add ACV ( I used tablespoon for a good zing) start with just a tsp at a time.
Add salt, pepper, cumin,garlic powder to taste.
Put everything into a blender and go for it! ( I used smoothie setting)
**to make a bit creamier, add a shot or two of milk
Top off with a bit of grated parmesan and green onion.
Yummy!!!
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This kid (well, grown son) reminds me if my oldest.
What a humor!!!
https://petapixel.com/2021/11/30/son-uses-photoshop-to-fix-a-family-portrait-his-dad-hates/
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10 hours ago, Cactus Jack Calder said:
Two years ago I carved about 24 of these and gave them out to friends and family. I have two on my tree. They are early attempts that were experimental. They are carved from a square stick like the one at the top.
They are 5” long and have two sides with the face on each side. Each face ended up a little different which made it interesting. It was a lot of fun seeing the reactions of those I could hand them to personally.
CJ
Those are fantastic!!!
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Kids found a way to get the tree up, with having the extra seating we need...and hang the stockings.
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Waxahachie Kid...I believe this one is from the old Waxa house...if it isn't, I know it has been in the family from my birth.
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6 minutes ago, Waxahachie Kid #17017 L said:
Back in the 1950's, we would go visit my aunt, and she had some ornaments on her tree that I not seen before, or since.
If memory serves, it resembled a kind of "eye-dropper", with a colored liquid in it, and when the tree lights were turned on, it would light up, and produce bubbles flowing in the "eye-dropper". It was so neat.
Question: Does anyone else remember, or perhaps have, any tree ornaments like this?
I haven't seen one since about 1958 or '59, or so. It was fascinating for a small boy to watch. I never forgot it.
Oh well....time to turn on my black and white Emerson T.V., with a real wood cabinet, and watch the Perry Como show, while drinking a glass of grape Fizzies, and eating some jiffy-pop popcorn that we popped on the stove top, and had that aluminum foil mushroom as it popped and burned.
All that, and no air-conditioning.
(Music playing) Thanks...for the memmories...
Yes...the glass, filled with colored liquid...ours were twists (like Taco Bell cinnamon twists)
I also recall the glass beads on a stringer.
What I don't recall is a Dec 23rd visit to the Dr in 1965 to remove said bulb from inside my left nostril.
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1 hour ago, Rye Miles #13621 said:
WD40?? Rosin is what is used never WD40!!
Rosin for the bow...WD40 on those 'squeeky' strings!!!
(It was an old fiddler teasing me, as I said when I try to play Boil That Cabbage Down, it sounds like two cats in heat fightin' for the only Tom in the county!!!)
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1 hour ago, Rye Miles #13621 said:
I agree totally, You could never get me on one of those things!
I don't do roller coasters either.
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5 minutes ago, Painted Mohawk SASS 77785 said:
Well at least I have the memories...how many Cowboy clubs were still using FR ?
I believe there were 2 CAS clubs as well as 1 WB...
Several CC classes, Training, Shotgun Clays, long range...
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Experts
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What is your RV site?
We are going to replace the kitchen floor in the 5th next month...may need some of them experts!!