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Monday, October 15, 2012

10-15 ~ Women's Heart Attack ~ Bacon/Spaghetti Casserole

Good 57º rainy sort of morning. Started last night. Got less than 1/4" this time....


Yesterday afternoon the clouds lifted and looked ominous.
 
I got busy and steam cleaned the kitchen floor. Of course, that helped bring on the rain. Nothing like a clean white floor with muddy pup prints!!


Still a little drizzly... but slow....


.. and the clouds are hanging low...



Back to radio codes.... 10-15 means "prisoner in custody". Typically used like "52 Tom 2 10-15 with 1" ...or something like that. Meaning the Temple City traffic unit, 2T2, is bringing someone to jail! Or..... "58 10-15 with 2" meaning the Duarte unit is bringing 2 to jail!
AND, if you old fart retirees think I am giving away privy information, you can Google and get LASD's radio codes. Also, the LAPD Department Manual Line Procedures and Communications is published on line. No secret. The guy at the car dealership where I get my ride worked on told me he knew what my license plate IM417 means, because he looked it up on line! LOL



This is a good video about a woman having a "little" heart attack. Came from my friend Cyndi Moreno.... Ladies, watch this! Men, take heed and show it to your woman after you watch it!


I made that Bacon/Spaghetti casserole that was on yesterday's blog. Didn't have all the ingredients so cheated and used bottled Alfredo sauce (which by the way is great!) and canned peas. The bacon was Costco's cooked/crumbled. Such an easy dish! And REALLY GOOD!!!!! Also, I cut it in half and used a 9x9 dish, 1 jar Alfredo sauce, 1/2# spaghetti angel hair, 1 can peas drained, 3/4 cup crumbled bacon, 1 egg.



 
I Tivo'd Chicago Fire, a new TV show, and just can't get interested in it. I guess maybe firefighters will be more interested. I did find one I like, it's called Alaska State Troopers and is on the National Geographic channel....

"Follow one of the toughest law enforcement agencies in the nation, patrolling alone on unforgiving terrains. Responding by land, air, and sea—with backup sometimes days away—these troopers patrol hundreds of miles of rugged terrain in bone-chilling temperatures to protect the people and wildlife of Alaska. Whether it’s overturned snow machines in 22-degree weather, violent chainsaw crimes, volatile fishermen zigzagging down waterways, thieves stealing essential village items, moose-hunting checks, gunman confrontations in the wilderness, or intoxicated gold miners blocking roads—being prepared for anything is just part of the job."
The conditions they have to work in are unbelievable. Glad it's them and not me!!! Good show. Different kind of police work in many instances.


Historically this date....
1878 – The Edison Electric Light Company begins operation.

1951 – The first episode of I Love Lucy, an American television sitcom starring Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz, Vivian Vance, and William Frawley, airs on the Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS).

2003 – The Staten Island Ferry boat Andrew J. Barberi runs into a pier at the St. George Ferry Terminal in Staten Island, killing 11 people and injuring 43.


And births this date include...
1924Lee Iacocca, American automotive executive


1937Linda Lavin, American actress


1942 – Penny Marshall, American actress and film director


1946Richard Carpenter, American musician (The Carpenters)





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All I know. Happy Monday. Nuff said. Ciao.
xo Sue Mom Bobo
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