Good 39º clear gonna be a sunny day morning.
Typical of this crazy place... heat on in the morning and ac in the afternoon.
Well, not quite yet. It was nice with all the doors open yesterday
afternoon!
Yes, here we
are again... 4-17 .... California Penal Code section for "brandishing a firearm
in a rude or threatening manner" and doing so is a misdemeanor punishable by
imprisonment in a county jail for not less than 30
days. And if it occurs in a public place a fine of $1000 and/or jail is mandated. If this occurs on the grounds of a day care center for children under 18 years old then the jail time increases to no less than 3 months. If this occurs in the presence of a police officer jail in county for no less than 9 months not to exceed 1 year or in state prison for 16 months or 3 years.
Or.......................... it's a radio code in CA for
"man with a gun". Got it? Good. days. And if it occurs in a public place a fine of $1000 and/or jail is mandated. If this occurs on the grounds of a day care center for children under 18 years old then the jail time increases to no less than 3 months. If this occurs in the presence of a police officer jail in county for no less than 9 months not to exceed 1 year or in state prison for 16 months or 3 years.
Yesterday morning a few deer were in the pasture,
and Bruiser was keeping an eye on them!
This deer was keeping and eye on me... I
was in the dining room window!
Here are some funny sayings Debra Centofante
(bride of Mike, formerly of the LASD Range) posted on her FB
page....
For my
Grand's....
Q: What do you call a cow that can't produce any milk?
A: A milk dud. — feeling happy.
Q: What do you call a cow that can't produce any milk?
A: A milk dud. — feeling happy.
Q: Where does a bunny get
breakfast?
A: At I-Hop! — traveling to Paducah, Kentucky.
A: At I-Hop! — traveling to Paducah, Kentucky.
Last one .....
Q: Did you hear the joke about the bed?
A: No? That's because it hasn't been made up yet!
— feeling loved.A: No? That's because it hasn't been made up yet!
Yesterday was a trip to Medford. First Merle
Norman for some new cosmetics...
Then to Harry & David (because they are next door!)
Got some
mayonnaise made in France~ Aioli ... mayonnaise with garlic.
OMG I'm drooling... http://www.delouis.com/ Check their website,
it's interesting!
Our Tucker loves chocolate chip pancakes at Tap Rock and they
had a chocolate chip pancake mix at H&D, so got Tucker some!
Also some Columbus Pesto
Mayonnaise, and some Columbus Spicy Remoulade New Orleans Style Mayonnaise ...
Then to Costco...
I needed chicken stock for Dude's meals, also got
broccoli florets, and cauliflower florets, olive oil, Siracha seasoning (OMG,
sounds awesome .. shake on eggs, popcorn, pizza and fries. Mix with mayo for a
sandwich spread or give dips a kick!)
and got a few other things ... a bag of broccoli florets, a bag of cauliflower florets, dog treats, Kleenex, you know.. the usual...
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This ought to make your stomach
turn..
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Historically this date..
1961 – Bay of Pigs Invasion: A group of CIA financed and trained Cuban exiles lands at the Bay of Pigs in Cuba with the aim of ousting Fidel Castro.
1964 – Jerrie Mock becomes the first woman to circumnavigate
the world by air.
My Dad was the last person excused from
that jury. Whew.. he was glad, because they were sequestered for a long
time!
And births this date
include....
1820 – Alexander Joy
Cartwright, Inventor
of the Modern Game of Baseball (d. 1892)
1896 – Señor Wences, Spanish ventriloquist (d.
1999)
1918 – William Holden, American actor (d. 1981
(Born
William Franklin Beedle Jr)
Mr.
Holden grew up close to where I did. He graduated
from
South Pasadena High School and attended Pasadena
City
College (me too!) and got his start at the Pasadena
Playhouse.
Our friend, Paul
Harper, who passed away in 2009, was in the movie The Wild Bunch.
He gave Jerry the hat that Holden wore in
the movie. Here is a picture of Paul with Ernest
Borgnine:
Here's
the hat...
Jerry
added the hat band and the USMC emblem.
1961 – Boomer
Esiason, American football
player and commentator
1972 – Jennifer Garner, American actress
Later after a wine and a chat with my BFF JP I
tossed some of the broccoli and some of the cauliflower florets, some cherry tomatoes, and a
couple cans of sliced mushrooms with olive oil, garlic salt, & Siracha
Seasoning. Then roasted them in the oven at 400º for 25 minutes. Tossed in some
shredded chicken from the one I cooked the other day.
OMGOOOOOD!!!!!!
All I know. Nuff said. Happy TGIF.
Ciao.
xo Sue Mom Bobo
April 17th
National Cheeseball Day
National
Cheeseball Day is a day to stuff yourself with cheeseballs. But wait!!! What
kind of cheeseball are we talking about? There's the light and airy, puffy
cheeseball that you munch on for a snack by the dozens. There is also the
cheeseball, often decorated with nuts, that sits on a party tray until spread on
a cracker. Is this a celebration derived from the snack industry, or the dairy
industry?
When
it comes to the cheeseball snack, we are certain that you can't eat just one.
Not even a handful. Cheeseballs are addicting. Place a bowl of cheeseballs on
the counter, and watch them disappear right before your eyes. Toddlers and young
kids are Cheeseball hounds. So are teenagers and adults. In other words,
everyone lives cheeseballs.
The
cheeseballs of holiday trays is equally loved. Strangely, it is wildly popular
around the holidays and hard to find other times of year.
Celebrate
today with cheeseballs (both kinds). Serve them after dinner during your
favorite Television show, or whenever its convenient.