Good 48º pouring rain morning! The 'Pineapple
Express' is raging on. So far since yesterday 1¼" of "liquid sunshine".
Kim Komando is a computer wiz and trusted. There have been 80
million accounts hacked ... Check her site for Anthem Blue Cross hacks.... and
what to do.
Had a call from old Temple Station pal, Bill Riordan (LASD
ret) yesterday. He was asking me about the WD-40 sprayed under the hood of your
car. Something Barry Perrou (LASD ret) told me about when the wiring harness
under the hood of my truck was chewed up. Bill's daughter apparently having a
similar problem. Fun chatting with Bill. We discussed a bunch of deputies we
knew and have known. Hope to see each other at the department
reunion!
Temple Station: 8838 E. Las Tunas Drive, Temple City
Today , 50 years ago (OMG...50 Years!!!!), I married Kristen and Brian's dad, George Pendleton, in the Chapel of Roses in Pasadena. Lots of promise. Two perfect children. Nine years. Then the drugs that had bit him took over and all was almost lost. We came out of it. I met and married Jerry in 1975. I am blessed. My children are wonderful and so are their children. George's great loss.
Historically this date...
1959 – At Cape
Canaveral, Florida, the first
successful test firing of a Titan
intercontinental ballistic missileis
accomplished.
1976 – In testimony before a United States
Senate subcommittee, Lockheed
Corporation president Carl
Kotchian admits that the company had paid out
approximately $3 million in
bribes to the office of Japanese Prime
Minister Kakuei
Tanaka.
1978 – The Blizzard of
1978, one of the
worst Nor'easters in New
England history, hit the region, with sustained
winds of 65 mph and snowfall of 4" an hour.
1996 – Willamette Valley
Flood of 1996: Floods in the Willamette
Valley of Oregon, United
States, causes over US$500
million in property damage throughout the Pacific
Northwest.
1998 – Washington National Airport is
renamed Ronald Reagan
National Airport.
And births this date
include....
1845 – Isidor
Straus, co-owner of Macy's
department store and former Congressman from New York (d.
1912)
1849 – Ida
Straus, American passenger
aboard the Titanic (d. 1912)
....... same birth
date and of course, same death date....
1917 – Zsa Zsa
Gábor, Hungarian-born
actress
..................nine
husbands!
1931 – Mamie Van
Doren, American
actress
................only
5 husbands!
1940 – Tom
Brokaw, American news
anchorman
1943 – Fabian
Forte, American
singer
1945 – Bob
Marley, Jamaican musician
(d. 1981)
...... LOVED his
music!
Yesterday's breakfast was yogurt, fresh boysenberries, and
Laney Cranberry Blossom Honey! YUMMMMMMMMMMMM!!!
Left here and headed to Grants Pass to the art museum where I
met up with artist Jan Lacy. She made a clay sculpture of Dude's head. I love
it! I will hang it in the living room. www.janlacyart.com Had it sitting here on my desk and Bruiser came up and looked worried. He cautiously went over to it, sniffed it, and touched it with his paw! Guess he decided it was Ok and not real! Nut.
After that a stop at the Elk's to get Jennifer's refund from the canceled
crab feed. Then met up with Bill and Jeannie at the Haul on 5th and H streets,
for a glass of wine. Home and I didn't have to cook. Jennifer gave me some of
her "stew" she made. I am going to have to make one like hers. OMGOOOOOD! This
was a beef roast she cooked in the crock pot for HOURS with consommé, red wine,
onions, spinach, corn, the list goes on.............. Jennifer, details please!
Yesterday afternoon the geese were out in my pasture. They have really been pretty standoff-ish this season. Have been showing up here daily for the last week, but always the rest of the flock shows up. Yesterday it was just the two of them. They have always let me feed them, so I went out and put some cracked corn on the other side of the fence, called to them, and they waddled over and enjoyed a treat. The gander always stands guard and lets the female eat first.
All I know. Nuff said. Happy TGIF. Ciao.
xo Sue Mom Bobo
February 6th
National Chopsticks Day