Good 48º morning. A few wispy clouds and some contrails...
OMG, I can't believe it's the END of September already!!!
Whoppen???
Wednesday afternoon on a run to the mailbox and to take trash to the trash can I opened my trash can and there was a pile of opened mail in the bottom. I fished it out and upon inspection it was mail from a number of different addresses. There was a State Farm bill, a Costco bill, and a lot of other stuff. Yesterday I took it to the Postmaster, Noel, in RR. She said they have a form they will send out with each piece so the recipient knows what happened. That is the reason I have a locked mailbox! Here is a picture of the mural on the side of our post office....
And here's on at the Union 76 gas station....
Then it was off to Harry and David's.
I had a blast shopping there. One of my favorite places. So many good yummy things. I brought home an artichoke/kalamata olive foccacia. OMGOOD!
Then to 7 Oaks on the way home for corn.
Almost the last of it. They shut down in October. I also got a giant zucchini to make the zucchini casserole I have on my blog from last year. Go to the archives (if you are interested) to the left and click on 2010, September, and the 28th. The recipe is there. The flowers are so beautiful at 7 Oaks...
And the biggest pumpkins I ever saw!
Then to ACE for corn, wide mouth quart jars, and some blackberry spray. They have 1/2 gal canning jars and I'd like one or two, but they come in a box of 6. Any of you in Rogue River or Grants Pass or Medford who would be interested in splitting a box of them?
Historically this date....
1935 – The Hoover Dam, astride the border between the U.S. states of Arizona and Nevada, is dedicated.
1954 – The U.S. Navy submarine USS Nautilus is commissioned as the world's first nuclear reactor powered vessel.
......not one person was ever charged with those crimes!
And births this date include...
Two great movies, An Affair to Remember and
The King and I.
Greg Brady of the Brady Bunch!
..... and today Lovella Moore, past president of our JCRW, celebrates her birthday!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY LOVELLA!
All I know. Didn't get tomatoes pickled, so will do that today.
Happy Friday. Ciao.
xo Sue-Mom-Bobo
September 30th
Pumpkin Day
Fun Food Facts:
"Pumpkin soup is a soup made from a puree of pumpkin. It is made by combining the meat of a blended pumpkin with broth or stock. It can be served hot or cold, and is a popular Thanksgiving dish in the United States. Pumpkin soup was a staple for the prisoners of war in North Vietnamese prison camps during the Vietnam War."
Pumpkin Soup:
1 med size pumpkin 8oz cream cheese
yellow or red or green bell peppers
3 med potatoes 1 large sweet onion, diced
Chicken stock 1 stick of butter salt and pepper
Saute diced onions and bell peppers in the bottom of your soup pot. When soft and translucent add diced potatoes and cut up skinned pumpkin. Cover all with chicken stock. Cook on med heat until veggies are soft. Blend until smooth. Put soup back into pot and add cream cheese. Stir until cheese is melted. Taste. Add salt and pepper and butter. Cook another 30 minutes. If it's too thick add more chicken stock. Serve with crusty bread.
4 comments:
What good fortune to live where there are 1/2 gallon canning jars!
LOVE the mural. It shows love and pride in the place you live.
The reason we have most of our mail sent to a postal mail box is because most identity theft is not over the internet- it is from mail at the curb.
An attorney I worked with had a check stolen from his mail box, acid washed and cashed for a good deal more money than it was originally written.
So anything business- personal or professional goes to a center where someone signs for it as our agent. Off hours, the place is under lock and key.
Well, the post office does not approve of the type of locking mailbox I have, but they are required to deliver my mail no matter what type of mailbox I have! My mail was stolen once, and then I bought the locking box. No more problems.
I love your e-mails sue. Just wanted to let you know so you don't stop. Thanks. Love. Rholene
Thanks so very much Rho!~
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