Good 43º foggy morning. We did get some sun yesterday...late, about 1:30.
Got it earlier other places. Today is supposed to remain cloudy and rain coming
for Thursday again.
Breakfast yesterday... instant cinnamon oatmeal microwaved with buttermilk.
Banana and oatmeal drizzled with honey. Mmmmmmmmmmm!!!!
One of Jerry's good friends, Randy Honeycutt passed away
yesterday morning. He and Jerry were radio car partners at Temple. Thought the
world of each other. I had just communicated with him via email a week or so
ago. He had throat cancer. He sounded positive. He said some nice things about
my Jerry. RIP Randy. You will be sorely missed by your family and friends!
Got this from Dave Clark (LASD ret) ... OMGOSH... this is so true! Try it!
Really!
Yesterday was back therapy day. Ahhhhhh......
I subscribe to Paw My Gosh and here is the video of a blind puppy mill dog
who has been adopted. Such a love...
The Humane Society of the US is one of the donations I make several times a
year.
Short video, 2 min, re Peyton's finish and greeting Tom and his press
conference with his 4 year old son, Marshall.
Just so you know, I am sad my Patriots lost, but on the other hand, since
this is probably Peyton Manning's last season I'm glad he gets to go out in a
blaze of glory! If the Broncos win the Super Bowl it will be even more awesome
for him!
As for Tom Brady, Patriot's QB, he has had 6 trips to the Super Bowl, won
4. Won 3 Super Bowl MVP Awards. Been to 11 Pro Bowls. Has led the Patriots to
more division titles than any quarterback in NFL history, with 13. His career
postseason record is 22-9, his playoff wins total most in NFL history. He has
thrown more passing yards and touchdowns than any quarterback in NFL postseason
history. I think he'll be fine!
Historically this date....
1838 – Tennessee enacts the first prohibition law in the United
States
..........what in the world were they
thinking????
1920 – Former Ford Motor
Company executive
Henry Leland launches the Lincoln Motor
Company which he
later sold to his former employer.
1960 – Danny Heater sets a worldwide high school basketball
scoring record when he records 135 points for Burnsville High School
(West
Virginia)
..... short
interesting.. but he never played pro or college ...
1961 – John F.
Kennedy appoints Janet G. Travell to be his physician. This is the first time
a woman holds this appointment.
1998 – Lewinsky
scandal: On American television, U.S. President Bill
Clinton denies
having had "sexual
relations" with former White
House intern Monica
Lewinsky.
** and just
think, 15 years later minus 2 days his wife lies when testifying before house
and senate panels re Benghazi. Geeze, you wonder if those two even have a remote
idea of what the "truth" is!!! I think not. Whatever paddles their boat is what
they go with.
2005 – Glendale
train crash: Two
trains derail killing 11 and injuring 200 in Glendale,
California, near Los
Angeles.
And births
this date include...
FedEx showed up with my new DirecTV controller. He said they
deliver a lot of these! Made in China, and lousy, apparently! The new one turns
on the box but not the TV. So the old one turns on the TV, but not the box!
Duh.........
Later dinner was reruns. Chair, wine, TV.
All I know. Nuff said. Happy Tuesday. Ciao.
xo Sue Mom
Bobo
January 26th
2 comments:
Peanut Brittle Day? Can I stand the temptation of a fresh batch until Gerry gets home??? Only Mr. Scale will know.
Rest in peace, Randy Honeycutt.
One of the saddest places on earth is the family room after a loss. Athletes are programmed to win. But, you are right. The sadness of disappointment dissipates with time. A career is not defined in a single moment- or even a single player. That was a well-fought game between two excellent teams. Not a game to leave your seats early.
That is what counts.
Thumbs up, L !!! xo
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