Good 42º summer-like cloudy morning. Supposed to stay cloudy all day and
may hit 67º!! This is the "typical" Oregonad weather... shorts and a
jacket!
Yesterday 3pm...
Today's WD-40 hints ....
Here are a couple of interesting photos that were taken
this month by my friend Bonnie Siebert. She and her daughter Laurie were just in
India on a tour... The first one is a sidewalk snake charmer... Miss Bonnie
loves India and has visited there many times.
And this is the Palace of the Winds ... I have always
loved this building! Makes for a great desktop background.
Today is a special birthday.. my friend Janie's husband
Dana Alden is celebrating. HAPPY BIRTHDAY DANA!
Dana with one of the saddles he made...
Dinner last night....
(I know you are getting tired of the "diet" dinners, so I will add some of
my old tried and true favorite recipes in the next few blogs.) First, I've
been picking out a 200-230 calorie entree (portion control!) ... then I put it
on top of a bowl of cut up veggies... sometimes steamed... and/or
lettuce-cabbage-kale-or spinach. I can eat all the tomatoes, celery, broccoli,
cauliflower, pea pods, carrots... and leafy veggies I want, because they have so
few calories... celery being the least... and it really fills me up. Here I cut
up some lettuce, bell pepper, tomato, and celery. Drizzled about 1 T or less of
olive oil over all, drizzled on some lemon juice, sprinkled on Mrs. Dash, and
some
garlic powder... then topped it with two slices of turkey, some stuffing
and gravy. The stuffing and gravy were about the size of an ice cream scoop.
PICTURE of the day............... another AWWWWW......
Historically
this date...
1863 – Arizona is organized as a United States
territory.
1868 – Andrew
Johnson becomes the
first President of
the United States to beimpeached by the United States
House of Representatives. He is later
acquitted in theSenate.
1999 – The State of Arizona executes Karl
LaGrand, a German national convicted of murder during a
botched bank robbery, in spite of Germany's legal
action to attempt to save him.
2008 – Fidel
Castro retires as
the President of
Cuba after nearly
fifty years.
And births
this date include...
1921
– Abe
Vigoda, American actor
1938 – James
Farentino, American actor (d. 2012)
1942
– Joe
Lieberman, American politician
1945 – Barry
Bostwick, American actor
1947
– Edward James
Olmos, American actor
1955 – Steve
Jobs, American computer pioneer (d. 2011)
1970
– Kienast
quintuplets, American
quintuplets
Here's a funny from Dave Clark (LASD ret)
All I know. Happy Monday. Nuff said. Ciao.
xo Sue Mom Bobo
February 24th
National Tortilla Chip Day
They're common in Mexican and Tex-Mex cuisine. But like so
many snack foods, tortilla chips are an American invention, having originated in
the Los Angeles area in the 1940s. Try your hand at one of CDK's easy recipes
for homemade tortilla chips, along with our simple yet delicious salsa or
guacamole recipes. Or prepare a deluxe plate of nachos that's completely made
from scratch!
4 comments:
The makers of WD40 should put you on their payroll.
One of the most dangerous appliances in my arsenal is the baby fryer- used mostly to make tortilla chips. As delicious as they are fattening.
Lydia, LOL!!!
The Green Chili Cheese Crisps sound yummy! I wonder if you fry the tortillas whole or cut them up? Mmmmm! Love T&g
Tammy. sounds like you fry them whole and then stack them up...
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