Good 17º clear morning.
For the past few days it has dropped in temperature in the morning down to
19º. Now today it's lower! Yesterday morning Kristen and Alex and Jack left,
heading back to So. Cal. Hated to see them go!!! Texted with Alex about 9:30 am
and she said they were in Weed and it was still 19º. Had warmed to 29º here by
then. By 1:30 we were at 59º. Heat wave!!! They got home safe and sound.
Yes!!!
Sunday football:
Today is a special friend's birthday... Micol Klamm. HAPPY BIRTHDAY
MICOL!!!
Yesterday for some reason I was feeling puney. Just didn't want to do
anything. Did manage to get a load of laundry done, dishes done, and a fire in
the wood stove. Soup for dinner.
Historically this date....
1877 – Thomas
Edison demonstrates
his phonograph for the first
time.
1929 – U.S. Admiral Richard
Byrd becomes the
first person to fly over the South
Pole.
1990 – Gulf
War: The United
Nations Security Council passes two resolutions to restore
international peace and security if Iraq did not withdraw its forces from Kuwait and free all foreign hostages by January 15,
1991.
And births
this date include...
1896 – Yakima
Canutt, American actor and stuntman (d. 1986)
Interesting how he got
his name, it sounds American Indian, not.
1927 – Vin
Scully, American baseball announcer
1955
– Howie
Mandel, Canadian comedian
Here are a couple pictures from Thanksgiving. More to come...
Leaving for Jean's on Thanksgiving afternoon and Mr. Coyote was watching me
down by the gate:
Then the BIG surprise when Kristen, Alex, and Jack walked into Jean's
house! Here they are at a rest stop on the way up from LA:
Sami, Jack, Brian, Kristen, me, Alex, Tucker:
Jen carving Mr. Tom:
Jean making gravy:
Marie cutting up a pineapple with Sandy looking on:
Dinner was awesome! We had a great dinner with 19 of us!!!
All I know. Nuff said. Happy Football Sunday. Ciao.
xo Sue Mom
Bobo
November 29th
National Lemon Cream Pie Day
CREAM
PIE or CREME PIE
A plain pastry or crumb pastry shell with a pudding filling (butterscotch, chocolate, frangipane and vanilla are most common). Try a banana cream pie, coconut cream pieor a strawberry or raspberry cream pie.
A plain pastry or crumb pastry shell with a pudding filling (butterscotch, chocolate, frangipane and vanilla are most common). Try a banana cream pie, coconut cream pieor a strawberry or raspberry cream pie.
What’s the difference between cream and creme? Just the
spelling. Creme is an Americanization of the French word for cream, crème
(pronounced KREHM), most likely adapted to make the dish sound more special. But
why mispronounce another language’s word for cream? Unless it’s a French recipe, such as Coeur à la Crème, stick
to
cream.
