Good 48º drizzling morning.
Yesterday only warmed to a high of 59º ... and stayed overcast
until the clouds came down on the mountain....
Then about 3pm it started raining! OMG. It was "a chance"... LOL. Good
chance!! That didn't last long, but by late evening it started again and on and
off all night. So far another 1/4" has fallen.
My morning coffee this time of year..
Outside while Dude runs to the trees.... a couple momma turkeys and a Jake
and 3 babies were out there... surprised me, the were not scared!
My maple tree in the back... so pretty and brilliant!
After Dude is "finished" with his morning duty he comes back in. Then I
make a cup of coffee and work on the next day's blog and read my email. Lots of
times it is impossible to write as the Bruise makes himself totally comfortable
in the middle of everything!
Breakfast... cottage cheese topped with shredded chicken, drops of sriracha
mayo and a couple spider deviled eggs.. and the rest of the olives... YUMMMMMY!
Looks like the Kansas Royals have beat the NY Mets out of the World Series.
Yesterday's football scores...
And tonight, Monday Night Football:
Great Cats of the World Park in Cave Junction posted these pictures. In the
first one are the white and yellow tiger kittens I got to hold on my
birthday!!
They sure seem to love pumpkins!!!
Historically this date....
1898 – Cheerleading is started at the University of
Minnesota with Johnny
Campbell leading the crowd in cheering on the football team.
.............thought
all of you former cheerleaders would be interested in this.
1947 – In California,
designer Howard
Hughes performs the
maiden (and only) flight of the Spruce
Goose or H-4 The
Hercules; the largest fixed-wing aircraft ever built.
1984 – Capital
punishment: Velma
Barfield becomes the
first woman executed in theUnited
States since 1962.
1988 – The Morris
worm, the first internet-distributed computer
worm to gain
significant mainstream media attention, is launched from MIT.
And births
this date include...
1755 – Marie
Antoinette, Queen of France (d. 1793)
1913 – Burt
Lancaster, American actor (d. 1994)
1942
– Stefanie
Powers, American actress
1966
– David
Schwimmer, American actor
Later I ran "5 Miles" down to the trash can and put it up on
the road. Stopped at PJ and Dave's. Had some floor mats that are padded. Dave
could use them by his workbench in his shop. He was happy. Dude, er 5 Miles, was
happy to pee on every bush on their property!
Afternoon... chair, football, martini ... ahhhhh..... We also
had a fire in the wood stove..
Bruiser got snuggy in my slippers... and Dude stretched out..
Made the martini with pickled asparagus. Mmmmmmm
All I know. Happy Monday. Nuff said. Ciao.
xo Sue Mom
Bobo
November 2nd
National Deviled Egg Day
(Shoot, I made those spider deviled eggs two days too soon!)
Don't limit yourself... add new things to the deviled eggs... I like pesto
in some, diced bacon and diced tomatoes, ranch dressing, smoked salmon,
guacamole instead of mayo, blue cheese & buffalo wing sauce....... Get
creative!
4 comments:
I used to make a bunch of deviled eggs for our central committee meetings when the late Helen was our chair. My favorite kind was when I added diced dill pickles. I had to be careful to put less "liquid" because of the juice in the pickles. Oh my they were good.
When you want to work on your computer and Bruiser is laid out there do you ever scoop him up and relocate him?
Rose Bird!!! YUK What a beeotch!! So happy when she was voted OUT!
Amazing that two USA Presidents were born on the same day. What are the odds??
XO Trisha
Actually, I think just about anything is good in deviled eggs! As for Bruiser, T, I generally let him stay for awhile.He gets so comfy. xoxo
I'll pick up eggs on the way home. Pesto is one of my favorite - the spider eggs- what a nice change of pace those could be.
Have a great day.
Yes, L, I agree. Pesto is YUMMMM! xo
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