Good 57º drizzly morning. Rain started yesterday evening. Haven't gotten
that much, but everything out there is wet!
I just found out several days ago that a friend and Lt. I worked for as a
Reserve Deputy at LASD Biscailuz Range and so did Jerry, had passed away in
March. Bill Reagan. Such a great guy. Loved and missed! Here's a photo sent to
me by Rico Escalante...
Bill Reagan is second from left in front row. Row 2 on left is Jim Klinger
and next to him is Winston Elliott. Don't know when this was taken. Jerry went
to work there in 1981 and Bill was a Lt. then. If anyone can give me names of
the others in this photo, it would be appreciated!
(5-22 new info as to who is who... front row l-r: Bill Burns, Bill Reagan, Howard Slack, Don Kalaberloh. Row 2 l-r: Jim Klinger, Winston Elliott, ? . Row 4 l-r: _, Pappy Benton, _ . Back row l-r: _ , Ken Howland.)
(5-22 new info as to who is who... front row l-r: Bill Burns, Bill Reagan, Howard Slack, Don Kalaberloh. Row 2 l-r: Jim Klinger, Winston Elliott, ? . Row 4 l-r: _, Pappy Benton, _ . Back row l-r: _ , Ken Howland.)
Speaking of Rico 'Suave' Escalante.. today is his birthday. HAPPY BIRTHDAY
RICO!!!! (he and his bride Annette)
Rico Suavé!
LOL. Richard Escalante, civilian LE Tech for LASD at the BC Range in
ELA.
Rico also
attended the same high school I did, but he graduated about 20 years AFTER I
did! Been a friend for a long time. He and his Annette, Charline & Sid, Dr.
Mac, and Jerry and I would spend weekends at Dr. Mac's house in San Clemente.
House right on the beach. Such fun. Good times Rico!!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY MR.
SUAVé!
Another special birthday today is Jimmy Duran (SGT LASD, academy classmate
of my daughter Kristen, and husband of my pal, Olga!) HAPPY BIRTHDAY
JIMMY!!!
I just got my most recent order from Laney Honey.....
This honey is soooooooooooooooooooooo good!
(yes, relatives on my Dad's side!)
Historically this date
1881 – The American Red Cross is established by Clara Barton in Washington, D.C..
1917 – The Great Atlanta fire of
1917 causes $5.5 million in damages, destroying
some 300 acres including 2,000 homes, businesses and churches, displacing about
10,000 people but leading to only one fatality (due to heart
attack).
1924 – University of Chicago students Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold,
Jr. murder 14-year-old Bobby Franks in a "thrill killing".
....now this is an
interesting read!
1936 – Sada Abe is arrested after wandering the streets
of Tokyo for days with her dead lover's severed genitals in her hand. Her story soon becomes one
of Japan's most notorious scandals.
...OMG here's another wild
murder....
1976 – The Yuba City bus disaster occurs in Martinez, California. 29 are killed making it the deadliest
road accident in U.S. history.
2005 – The tallest roller coaster in the world, Kingda Ka opens at Six Flags Great
Adventure in Jackson Township, New Jersey.
.......NO
THANKS!
And births this date
includes....
1917 – Raymond Burr, Canadian actor (d. 1993)
1918 – Dennis Day, American singer, actor, and comedian
(d. 1988)
First I took some carrot chips, tossed them with olive oil and garlic salt,
and roasted them at 350º for 20 min.
In the mean time I heated the pre-cooked quinoa & rice. I reconstituted
some Harmony House peas and green beans. Cut up some artichoke hearts, celery,
and separated the crab.
I sauteéd the fake crab in a little olive oil and butter along with the
mushrooms, celery, and chokes.
Next the quinoa & rice and carrot chips... Heated well... added in some
coarse Sonoma pepper and sea salt.
Of course if you don't like the fake crab, use cooked chicken, sausage,
salmon, whatever works for you. The veggies in this were really awesome!!!
Received this information from several people. I you are wondering if your
car is one of them listed for the recall on Takata Air Bags... go to www.usa.gov/ and in the
top search window type in Takata recall. It will take you to a page where it
will have a link to insert your vin number to get the information you need. Mine
wasn't on the list!
Yesterday Mike was here to weed-eat. I told him to use the golf cart to
make it easier than walking all over the place with the weed eater and the gas
can.
Although, it worked great for him, Dude was JEALOUS!!!! Dude thinks the
golf cart is his.. or he should be running with it or riding in it! Every time
Mike moved it Dude barked at him.
Mike finished up and we sat and chatted for a bit with a Sin Fire and a
wine for me. He left and the rain started! Then I see Koda, dog from about 1/2 a
mile up the road, come running. He looked scared. I let him in the yard. Called
his dad Sean. Fortunately Sean was on his way home and close by. Natch with the
rain, both he and Dude were wet!
Sean said his daughter is getting married this Saturday and Koda hasn't
been getting much attention. Guess he knows he gets some here!
Too wet out there to mow today. Guess I'll vacuum, mop, and dust. Thrills
every minute!!!
All I know. Nuff said. Happy TBT. Ciao.
xo Sue Mom Bobo
May 21st
National Waiters and Waitresses Day
This is a job, along with being a nurse, I would never do. I so respect
them all, and give kudoos to waiting on HORRIBLE rude nasty people and still
keeping their cool!
National
Waiters and Waitresses Day recognizes the value and importance of a
good waiter or waitress. When you go out to eat, they represent the restaurant,
and are all the difference between a good or a bad experience.
You
already recognize your waiters and waitresses every time you go to a restaurant.
That recognition comes in the form of a tip. The tip should be commensurate with
the quality of the service.
You
can recognize your waiters and waitresses on National Waiters and Waitresses
Day by giving them a little
something extra. In addition to a generous tip, a card or simple verbal
recognition is sufficient.
Waiters
and waitresses should recognize this day by making sure by providing exemplary
service (as
always).
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