Good 23º morning. Looks like it might warm to the low 50º this
week and not be as cold... maybe in the high 30º to low 40º. FROZEN:
After the first night's freeze I remembered my Christmas Cactus was still
on the porch. Dummy me! Poor little guy, he's toast! No blooms this Christmas!
Five years ago today my Yukon passed away. He was such a love.
"Tripod" as Jerry called him. Had left rear leg amputated after being thrown
from a moving pickup truck up in Idaho. Came to live with us because his 'dad'
was driving cross country in big rigs. I put his bed in the kitchen and he LOVED
it! He could run like any 4-legged dog and swim as well. Spoiled that boy. So
deserved. So miss that guy! RIP Yukie-Boy!
Then last night I had a dream about my Maggie. She came running to me when
I called her. She was so happy and wiggly and sooooo soft and young. I know she
was letting me know, through my dream, she was OK. Sigh.... still tear up
missing her. Here is my Maggs and my Alex .... (Awwwww)
Ok, on a lighter note... here is a video of puppies learning to howl.
Thanks Mike C for this! It will put a big smile on your face.. well, unless you
hate puppies and are a GRUMP!
Had some visitors yesterday....
Football OMG..................
Sorry Alex for your Dolphins, Suz & Phil your Bears, Kristen & Olga your Jets, and Bri your Colts...... really too bad about the Giants...not!
I am just EXHAUSTED from my Pat's win!!! Wow, what a game. Peyton gave it
his all, but didn't get the cigar!!!! Had a great warm snuggy fire in the wood
stove and I'm sure you could hear me yelling!!! YES!
Tonight your team goes at it, Jeannie!
Sooooo....... dinner... since it was 'sardine day' yesterday I made one of
those Alton Brown avocado/sardine sandwiches! (I know I know... some of you
don't like sardines... so? I do! You can keep that "ewwwww" and opinion to
yourself!)
Cut the avocado into 4ths, they peel so much easier that way.... mash it up
and add a dollop of mayo..... salt and pepper if you wish and/or garlic powder
or garlic salt or Lawry's Seasoned Salt...whatever....
Top the bread, in this case soft sweet onion bagels, with the avocado, add
the broken up sardines, top with cheese. Make a dirty martini (with my pickled
green tomatoes) and voilá.
Outstandingly GOOD!!!
Now for you pickyickys... top it with cooked crisp bacon instead!
Historically this date... it is not a good 'weather'
day!
1759 – An
earthquake hits the
Mediterranean destroying Beirut and
Damascus and killing
30,000-40,000.
.............Good Lord!
1783 – American Revolutionary War: The last
British troops
leave
New York City three months after
the signing of the Treaty
of Paris.
1926 – The deadliest
November tornado outbreak in U.S.
history strikes on Thanksgiving day. 27 twisters of
great strength are reported in the Midwest, including the
strongest November tornado, an estimated F4, that devastates Heber
Springs, Arkansas. There are 51
deaths in Arkansas alone, 76 deaths
and over 400 injuries in all.
1996 – An
ice
storm strikes the central U.S. killing 26 people. A powerful windstorm
affects Florida and winds gust over
90 mph, toppling trees and flipping trailers.
2008 – Cyclone Nisha strikes northern
Sri
Lanka, killing 15 people and displacing 90,000 others while dealing the
region the highest rainfall in 9 decades.
2009 – Devastating
floods, known as the 2009 Saudi Arabian Floods, following freak rains swamp the
city of Jeddah, Saudi
Arabia during an ongoing Hajj pilgrimage. 3,000 cars are swept away and
122 people perish in the torrents, with 350 others
missing.
And
births this date include...
....
cranky old broad! Glad she didn't succeed in her mission..... interesting read,
click on her name for the link.
He was a
nice man! Met him at the filming of Fantasy Island at the Arboretum in
Arcadia.
Sad
death. Handsome man. Local California boy.
1960 –
John
F. Kennedy, Jr., American
publisher; son of John
F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy (d.
1999)
.... sad
his daddy was buried on his birthday.
All I know. Happy
Monday. Nuff said. Ciao.
xo Sue Mom Bobo
November 25th
National Parfait Day.
A parfait consists of layers of ice cream, whipped cream, and any
combination of syrups and fruits. Yes, it's basically a fancy word for a
sundae. And, it's usually served in a fancy glass.
Celebrate this day by eating Parfaits. While chocolate is by far the favorite, use your imagination to create a wide range of single and mixed flavors.
Celebrate this day by eating Parfaits. While chocolate is by far the favorite, use your imagination to create a wide range of single and mixed flavors.