Good 33º I think it's raining out side morning, but it's too dark to see
yet.
And from NASA Science.....
I was invited to two Christmas parties for today and both canceled because
Tom and Debbie and Bill and Jeannie have no power since two nights ago! Severe
power outages in Josephine County with over 13,000 in the dark and the Search
and Rescue has been mobilized to evacuate people who may need to go to "warming
shelters" in the possibility of an extended power outage. Jen's mom Jean is
also without power, but went to Brian and Jen's to spend the night.
Here are a few pictures of the mess on our roads up here...
the first one are vehicles heading south... the second is going north from
Grants Pass .. the third is down in N. Cal heading south...the last two are the
Siskiyou summit. There are no motel rooms available in Grants Pass, as all
are filled with stranded travelers. Don't know bout Medford.
Out my bathroom window...
..... and the telephone lines were so heavy with the wet snow they sagged
all the way to within 4'-5' of the ground!
When the snow melted off the wires went back up to where they should
be.
2pm ....
Historically a lot of stuff happened.
Births this date include....
Dinner last night was simple.....
Rice cooker ...... add 1 cup Mexican flavored rice, mushrooms, artichoke
hearts (and liquid), can of salmon, package of tabouli, can diced tomatoes (and
liquid) and 1 cup water. Cook until rice cooker turns off.
SOOOOOOOOOOO good!!!!
All I know. Happy We Survived The End of the World Day.
xo Sue Mom Bobo
December 22nd
National Date Nut Bread Day
Makes 2 loaves...
1½ c. dates, pitted and chopped
2¼ cups boiling water
3 t. baking soda
1 cup chopped walnuts
2 c. white sugar
3 T. margarine (butter!)
2 eggs, beaten
1 t. salt
4½ c. all purpose flour
1 t. vanilla extract
Combing baking soda with boiling water. Soak dates in the solution for 30
minutes.
Cream together sugar and butter, add eggs, vanilla, dates, nuts, flower,
and salt.
Divide batter evenly between 2 greased loaf pans. Bake 1 hour at 300º or
until loaf tests done. Can be frozen when cool.
4 comments:
A warm and Merry Christmas to you.
Barbara Billingsly was a treasure. So are you.
Awwwww....sweet of you L! MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!
What a beautiful winter wonderland! Love seeing all the pictures! You have a darling Christmas tree right outside your window!
Hope the friends and family get their power back on soon! What a pain that is!
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HUGS!!
XOXO Trisha
Thanks T!!! xoxo Merry Christmas to you and all of your family.
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