Good 36º morning. Beautiful sunrise... looking
NE:
... and Fielder Mountain, looking
SE:
Yesterday was haircut day. Leah and I had fun
chatting. She told me all about the romantic engagement to Jordan a week or so
ago at the coast. Sounded magical when he asked her to marry him (on knees with
beautiful ring) and a rainbow appeared overhead! Wow. Sounds like Heaven was
happy about that!
Then her BFF, Lisa Hannan, came in to visit. We
are friends on FB but I had never met Mike's daughter-in-law. Pretty girl!!
Leah had been shopping earlier and saw a bottle
of wine she thought I might like and gave it to me. It is Under The Tuscan Sun
Sangiovese. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sangiovese
Funny, that movie Under The Tuscan Sun with Diane
Lane is one of my favorite movies!!
So, then it was off to the post office and
decided since it was National Pizza Pie Day I'd stop at Baci's in Rogue River
and get a pizza...
I got an artichoke heart, green bell pepper,
sun-dried tomato, and black olive pizza. YUMMMMM! I asked if the pizza crew knew
it was National Pizza Pie Day and the owner (sorry, don't know his name) said I
was the first one to recognize that so he gave me the pizza half price!!!! SO
NICE. Thanks!
I came home, poured some yummy wine and had some
super good pizza!!!! Thanks Leah! Thanks Baci's!
Historically this date...
1863 – The fire
extinguisher is patented.
I have one
that was Jerry's... made in the early 1900's... that looks something like
this:
Between 1900
and 1920, fire grenades resembling light bulbs could be purchased with a special
bracket. This bracket had a spring device and a fusible link. When the fusible
link melted, the spring would cause a metal arm to shatter the grenade and
release its contents into the fire. Fire grenades of this era came in a metal
case, such as the Shur Stop Kit that contained six
grenades.
1962 – Captured American U2
spy-plane pilot Gary
Powers is exchanged
for capturedSoviet spy Rudolf
Abel.
1981 – A fire at the
Las Vegas Hilton hotel-casino kills eight and injures
198.
2005 – North
Korea announces
that it possesses nuclear
weapons.
And births
this date include....
1893 – Jimmy
Durante, American actor and comedian (d. 1980)
1906 – Lon Chaney
Jr., American actor (d. 1973)
1930
– Robert
Wagner, American actor
1961
– George
Stephanopoulos, American
political commentator
1964 – Glenn
Beck, American author, radio and television
host
Sunset last night...
All I know. Nuff said. Happy Hump Day.
Ciao.
xo Sue Mom
Bobo
February 10th
Umbrella Day
Umbrella Day is in honor of one of the world's
most invaluable inventions. On a rainy, day, we are sure glad that someone was
smart enough to invent it. It's also increasingly popular to use umbrellas to
shade ourselves from harmful UV radiation, and the heat of the sun.
Umbrellas come in all sorts of sizes, colors,
shapes, and, designs. Businesses and organizations use them for advertising. The
smallest umbrellas fit inside a purse or glove compartment. Golf umbrellas are
popular sizes. Then, there are lawn and beach umbrellas. There's one (or two)
made just for you.
Celebrate Umbrella Day in a couple of ways.
First, make sure your umbrella is handy. Second, use it, or walk around with it.
If you don't have an umbrella, isn't it time to get one?
2 comments:
LOL-If I walked around today with an umbrella I would get locked up. Could be an option. As a compromise- I'll open the umbrella to shade the roses in front of hot retaining wall....
Bridge of Spies is about the Gary Powers exchange. Riveting- and it teaches about a world not known by many- without preaching. Highly recommend.
I've known lots of people who use them for shade on long walks, L. xo
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