Good 55ยบ full moon day.
Early yesterday morning when I was laying in bed awake at
5am...ugh... I was looking up at the ceiling and my projection clock... it then
dawned on me, pun, that the reason Jack Webb, aka Joe Friday, had badge 714 was
because it's 417 backwards! Ya think???
Interesting:
He had a daughter with Julie London and she was killed in a
collision with a patrol car!!
We are all out for electing Dennis Richardson for our next
Governor...
Yesterday was the first day of school for my two sweet grandchildren, Alex
and Jack. Alex is a senior this year and Jack a freshman.... adorable!
..... this one a few years back... like 8 years ago..first day..
Sooooooo cute!!! ♥♥
Historically this date...
1910 – The
Great
Fire of 1910 (also commonly
referred to as the Big Blowup or the Big Burn) occurred in northeast
Washington, northern Idaho
(the panhandle), and western Montana, burning approximately 3 million
acres.
1986 – In
Edmond, Oklahoma, U.S.
Postal employee Patrick Sherrill guns down 14 of his
co-workers and then commits suicide.
.....hence the term "going postal".
And
births this date include a bunch of people, none of which flip my
skirt!
Dinner
last night was an experiment... Jasmine rice, Thai Red rice, diced tomatoes,
Cranberry/Chicken meatballs (Costco), mushrooms, green beans, red bell
pepper....
Red wine,
chopped onion, garlic, basil.... Oh, and some chicken stock...
Meatballs
go into crockpot with tomatoes and spices and wine...turn on high. The meatballs
are already cooked, so this was just heating them. Chop
veggies...
I cooked the rice, topped with a little of the red rice, in my new rice
cooker.
Then added it to the crockpot along with the veggies and let it cook on low
for about 1½ hours.....
Plated it and added some tomatoes! YUMMMMMMMMMMMM!
All I know. Happy Tuesday. Thunder showers heading our way. Nuff said.
Ciao.
xo Sue Mom
Bobo
August 20th
National Lemonade Day
National Radio Day
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This is the radio I got in 1957.... leather. Put it on the front porch,
turned on the music, and used a push mower to mow the lawn.
This is one I have a TV on in my dining room....
National Radio Day celebrates a great invention and communications
medium.
The invention of the radio dates back to the late 1800s. A number
of inventors played a role in creating this important medium. A number of
inventions and discoveries were required to make the radio a reality. This
included both transmission and reception methods and technology. The radio
somewhat evolved from the telegraph and the telephone, with wireless telegraph
directly contributing to its invention.
Celebrating National Radio Day is easy listening. Simply
tune into your favorite radio stations(s).
