Good 51º clear sunny morning.
Yesterday some clouds... and we hit 89º.
Remember this?:
Throw Back Thursday....
Delphi 2009. Holding the Rogue River Press. When traveling the
Press will put your photo in the paper if you are holding a copy of the
paper...
Yesterday was 'catch up day'. Tuesday I was so danged tired
from being up til 1am hearing the idiot up the road shooting almost 400 rounds,
setting off firecrackers, and explosions after 11pm! Sigh..... I did take 3 naps
Tuesday!! Once I sit in my chair ... zonkers!
On this date in 1989 my Kristen graduated from the LASD
Academy. Deputy Pendleton!
Special birthday was yesterday and I missed it! A Belated
Happy Birthday to Karen Tomes, (wife of the infamous Larry..LASD
ret)
Historically this date.....
1846 – Mexican-American War: American
troops occupy Monterey and Yerba Buena, thus beginning
the U.S. acquisition of California.
1865 – American Civil War: four
conspirators in the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln are
hanged
.
1911 – The United States,
Great Britain, Japan, and Russia sign the North Pacific Fur Seal Convention of 1911 banning open-water seal
hunting, the first international treaty to
address wildlife preservation issues.
1928 – Sliced bread is sold for the
first time by the Chillicothe Baking Company of Chillicothe, Missouri.
1946 – Howard Hughes nearly dies when
his XF-11 spy plane prototype crashes in
aBeverly Hills neighborhood
.
1981 – U.S. President Ronald Reagan appoints Sandra Day O'Connor to become
the first female member of the Supreme Court of the United States.
... we watched that tennis match from a friend's vacation
'condo' in Avalon, Catalina (Charlie & Linda Engelbart). Boris was amazing!
Not generally tennis fans but watching him was fun.
And births this date include...
1927 – Doc
Severinsen, American composer and jazz
trumpeter
Are you ready for some football? I am...
Here's my shirt for football season:
And also, this shirt is fun. It gets laughs and starts
conversations!
Breakfast yesterday was heated raisin/cinnamon muffin with peanut butter
and honey and some cottage cheese with raspberries. YUMMMMM!
Pal George Collins (LASD ret) posted this on his FB page... LOL, so
true!
All I know. Happy TBT. Nuff said. Ciao.
xo Sue Mom Bobo
July 7th
Today is National Strawberry Sundae Day! If you’re looking for
the perfect way to cool down on a hot summer day, then look no further. A
strawberry sundae made with ice cream, whipped cream, and fresh strawberries
will do
the trick!
the trick!
Did you know that strawberries are actually a member of the
rose family, and are the only fruit with seeds on the outside? Another fun fact
is that eating eight strawberries will give kids more than enough of the
recommended daily allowance of vitamin C!
To celebrate National Strawberry Sundae Day, enjoy a delicious
homemade sundae from your local ice cream shop or invite some friends and family
over for an impromptu ice cream social!
6 comments:
GOOD morning. I'm going out to those jars planted with ever- bearing strawberries to announce today is their day!
The shirts are darling. Have you ever thought of having some sewn into a memory quilt?
I'm so sorry about your neighbor not respecting that one of the appeals of your area is peace and quiet from other people.
Glad you like the shirts, L. No quilt for now, still wearing them for awhile!! Yes, some people have no thoughts for anyone besides themselves! xo
I also posted that grave stone on my page yesterday. Oh so true but Comey served up a platter of "goods" on Hil liar y for Trump to use in ads.
Love your shirts! Yes, definitely a conversation starter but hey, when have you ever needed a conversation starter? lol You, like my mother, never meet a stranger. :)I am pretty much like that too.
Yes, I am ready for some football! I find baseball so boring but football is fun to watch!
XO Trisha
Yes, it's true, T, I talk to EVERYONE! LOL. A lot of sports are so much better in person. Some are downright nap times when on TV. I loved the Dodgers and going to their games, but now I don't know any of the players. Still love my Patriots and do watch other games also. xo
John and I used to be invited by a construction company to Angel games. We would be in their executive suite and were treated like royalty. Now THAT was fun but to me the games were still boring.
XO Trisha
Wow, lucky you T. My pal Charline and her BF and Jerry and I would sit in her mom's box seats right over the Dodger dugout. We'd set our beers on top of the dugout!! Such fun, as the players would say hi to us! xo
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