Good 34º somewhat cloudy morning. Only .54" since yesterday. Rain tapering off. Windy yesterday. Seems calm so far today. 27º in Grants Pass. About 20 elk up in the
pasture this morning.
For all of you who bought lottery tickets for yesterday's big Mega Millions..... this is me:
Ok, so it's April Fool's Day. Mixed emotions about this. Jerry's brother called on April 1st and told him his dad had passed away. Jerry thought he was pulling an April Fool's joke. Not. Sad. But, I do recall switching the sugar out of the bowl and replacing it with salt when I was a youngster. Sure made my mom's coffee taste awful!
This video is beautiful and so relaxing. Spend 2 minutes here .... 
Thanks Deeewayne Pberger for this!
Rain continued most of the day. Then it stopped for a few hours. About 2:45 it started in again. I watched the turkeys shake lots of water out of their feathers today. Poor things. In the afternoon it got WINDY! Wow! Rain blew against the windows a lot!
I love this picture. It came from another one of my Pats... Pat Kelly, my Greece travelin' friend. It's titled "no caption needed".
*** Retraction ... Addition.... On my St. Pat's Day blog I listed all the Pats I know and FORGOT one, even with her Irish name.... here's the list...
"And Happy St. Pat's Day to all the Pats I know: PJ (Pat Sandifur), Patty (Pat Kuehl), PatT (Pat Tracy), PatC (Pat Cruz), PatR (Patrick Reardon), Patsy (Pat Goslin), PR (Patty Rodriguez), PattyO (Patty Hickey Oshiyama McNaughton), PattyB (Patty Braga), PatM (Patrick Mallon), My Pats (Patriots), PatK (Patrick Kraut). Whew!"
Ok, Pat Kelly, I am so sorry. We traveled Greece and Turkey together and had a terrific time, and how in the world could I leave you off the list. Never happen again. Promise!
Historically this date........
...... I just don't get it.... Chief Petty Officer sounds so petty.
1924 – Adolf Hitler is sentenced to five years in jail for his participation in the "Beer Hall Putsch". However, he spends only nine months in jail, during which he writes Mein Kampf.
1954 – President Dwight D. Eisenhower authorizes the creation of the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado.
And births this date include...
Patty asked me about a Pea Salad recipe last evening so thought I'd share this one again with you.. It was my sister Marion's favorite...
2 pkg frozen petite peas, thawed to room temp (or 16oz bag)
4 stalks celery, chopped
green onions, chopped or red onion (your preference)
3 hard boiled eggs, grated
Mix with about 1 cup mayonnaise, mustard, salt, pepper, and garlic powder. Sometimes she added a jar of red pimentos, drained and/or a can of chopped black olives.
Also, I like to add about 1/2 cup Parmesan cheese and crumbled bacon. Or... add shredded cheddar or mozzarella cheese or a combo of cheese....
All I know. Nuff said. Happy Sunday. Ciao.
xo Sue Mom Bobo
April 1st
National Sourdough Bread Day
I have two favorites....
I order bread from them occasionally. Great gifts. Whenever I've been in the San Francisco airport I always buy a loaf to munch on. Nothing else needed!
.... then there is Ashland Sourdough, awesome bread, which sadly I just learned the Apple Cellar Bakery in Ashland that made it is now closed.
This is soooooooooooooo sad.
10 comments:
Sue,
You forgot one more "Pat". Even tho I don't go by "Pat" anymore I used to. I have always preferred Trisha but in all my school days I was known as "Pat". ug!
Today I will be making another St. Pat's Day dinner. Bought three corned beefs when they were on special.
Love the pea salad! Will have to make that one soon.
Hugs, Trisha (Pat):)
You know, T, you are right and I shouldn't have left you off the list! I just don't think of you as a Pat. Sorry. xoxooxox
The pea salad is a good side for Easter dinner.
OMG!! I hadn't thought of the pea salad for Easter dinner but you are right! It would be perfect! I will copy the recipe and plan on it!
I will shop for Easter groceries later this week and get something for Becky since she can't eat ham.
Tks for the suggestion!!
XO Trisha (Pat) :):)
Hi Sue: Happy April Fools. I got my Baconaise
yesterday...3 jars. Yumm. I haven't made anything
with it yet, maybe today, but did taste a tsp full. Wow!!
What kind of sandwiches do you use it on? Thought
I'd better find out, so I don't sit and eat it out of the
jar !!! ha ha Cyndi
Wonderful Cyndi!! I like it best on plain lettuce and tomato sandiwiches with those 100 calorie buns. Good in deviled eggs and awesomeo on hamburgers. You will have to experiment! xo
Sue,
Thanks bunches for your Sister's Pea Salad recipe today.....it reminds me of the one the old Jolly Roger Restaurant across from Disneyland used to serve on their salad bar when we held Sales Meetings there, Have made many attempts to duplicate it over the years. This recipe comes very close...one thing I'll add to the BF Mayo is sweet curry powder...I'm pretty sure that was made the dressing taste so good. I'll have to fiddle around with the qty. required. It had green onions, boiled chopped eggs, crumbled bacon, sometimes red onion finely minced. I'm making this to go with Easter Ham next weekend.
XO E.
Oh Edda, you are soooo welcome! I can't wait to hear how you tweaked it to bring back those memories! xo
What??? No more Ashland Sourdough???? I don't know if I can go on now. Seriously that stuff is awesome...did someone buy them out?
Sandra
Yes, Sandra... they were sold and then they closed up. I know. Too sad. There may be another bakery in Ashland making the artisan breads, I'll check. ox
I asked my friend Kerry Dotterer, she lives in Ashland, and she said this...
The Village Baker specializes in many wonderful flavored old world breads and certainly has sourdough. It is well worth the stop to pick some up. You might call and see what day they make what you want so you get the freshest. (488-0062). They don't cook evey bread every day.
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