Good 40º foggy morning. What else is new!
Warmed up a whole degree warmer than Thursday, all the way to 44º
yesterday! A few raindrops about 2pm. Six of them I think, or was it 5?
Yesterday I put on my Marines sweatshirt and went to Wally
World. I spent $109.00 and got a 12 plush and stuffed animals, including a few
that have a blankets, including Chewbacca (that Brian wanted to keep!!!) and
took them to the Toys For Tots barrel in Brian's office.....
They are all so cute and soft and snuggy!
When I was heading into Rogue River, there was a red pickup in front of me with a USMC licence plate and Trump and Greg Walden bumper stickers. He pulled into the pizza place so I followed him. When he got out I told him I wanted to give him a thumbs up for his license plate, the USMC hat he was wearing, and his bumper stickers. We shook hands. He was pleased and saw my shirt and asked if I was a Marine. I said, "Close, but no. I married one and gave birth to one". He laughed and said, "You know the wife of a Marine is the Sgt. Major of the house!"
Then home. Picked up Dude (because he really wanted a ride!) and went to the post office to get a
package and the bank to deposit checks.
Shared by pal Steve Voors (LASD ret)
Historically this date...
1910 – Modern neon lighting is first
demonstrated by Georges Claude at the Paris Motor
Show.
1927 – Putting Pants on
Philip, the first Laurel and Hardy film,
is released.
1960 – The musical Camelot debuted at
the Majestic
Theatre on Broadway, and would
become associated with the Kennedy
administration.
1964 – Berkeley Free Speech
Movement: Police arrest over 800 students at theUniversity
of California, Berkeley, following their takeover and sit-in at the
administration building in protest at the UC Regents' decision to forbid
protests on UC property.
1967 – At Groote Schuur
Hospital in Cape Town, South Africa, a transplant
team headed by Christiaan
Barnard carries out the first heart transplant on a
human (53-year-oldLouis
Washkansky).
1976 – An assassination attempt is
made on Bob Marley. He is shot twice,
but plays a concert two days later.
1979 – In Cincinnati, Ohio, 11
fans are suffocated in a crush for
seats on the concourse outside Riverfront
Coliseum before a Who concert.
And births this date
include...
1927 – Andy Williams, American
singer (d. 2012)
1947 – Patricia Krenwinkel,
American murderess
.... so, how u likin' that '3 squares'
a day and free room and board? This crazy is up for parole in 2018!
1951 – Rick Mears, American race car
driver
1960 – Daryl Hannah, American
actress
1968 – Brendan Fraser,
Canadian-American actor
In the afternoon I looked out and there was Bruiser... on the prowl for something! Can you see him?
Fortunately he came running when he heard me go outside and take pictures
and didn't bring me any "treats" !
Later dinner was another of the rotisserie chicken wraps.
Yummmmmm.....
All I know. Nuff said. Happy Saturday. Ciao.
xo Sue Mom
Bobo
December 3rd
December 3, 2016 is
National Roof Over Your Head Day
Today is National Roof Over Your Head Day! Buying a house is often the
single largest investment a person will make in his or her lifetime.
Did you know that the home ownership rate in the United States is around
64% of the population? Studies have shown that homeowners are more active in
their communities, have improved education opportunities, and report higher
levels of self-esteem and happiness.
Regardless of whether you rent or own, today is an opportunity to take a
moment to appreciate the roof over your head!
- December 3, 2016 is also Let's Hug Day
- December is National Fruit Cake Month | National Egg Nog Month
- This week is National Cookie Cutter Week
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