Good 50ยบ clouds out there morning.....
This was shared by Deeewayne Honneee Pberger... 'what's in your wallet?'
minute and a half commercial.... hilarious!
Best watched in full screen
Ok, then my friend Sally Harper (wife of the infamous Jim... Wilson S'63)
shared this incredible story of the rehab of a Bald Eagle. Amazing story. Take 5
and watch it...
Today is a special birthday... Suzanne Santisteven (wife of the notorious
Phil... LASD ret). HAPPY BIRTHDAY SUZ!!!!♥
I took this picture at the LASD Reunion in Laughlin this past
April.
Historically this date....
1935 – Jesse
Owens of Ohio State
University breaks three
world records and ties a fourth at the Big Ten
Conference Track and
Field Championships in Ann Arbor,
Michigan.
1961 – Apollo
program: U.S.
President John F.
Kennedy announces
before a special joint session of the Congress his goal to initiate a project to put a "man
on the Moon" before the
end of the decade.
1977 – Star
Wars (retitled Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope in 1981) is released in theaters, inspiring
the Jediism religion and Geek Pride
Day holiday.
... .this was
Jerry's all time favorite movie. We went to the El Monte Drive-in at least 7
times to see it!
1979 –
Six-year-old Etan
Patz disappears
from the street just two blocks away from hisNew York
City home,
prompting an international search for the child, and causing U.S. President Ronald
Reagan to designate
May 25th as National
Missing Children's Day (in 1983).
the first
missing child to be on a milk carton.........
2011 – Oprah
Winfrey airs her
last show, ending her twenty five year run of The Oprah
Winfrey Show.
..........thank God!
And births
this date.....
1925
– Jeanne
Crain, American actress (d. 2003)
(A Republican, 57 years
married, 7 children with the same man! All Hollyweird
oddities!)
1939 – Dixie
Carter, American actress (d. 2010)
1947
– Karen
Valentine, American actress
1963 – Mike
Myers, Canadian actor and comedian
1969
– Anne
Heche, American actress
Yesterday after cleaning off the front porch I sat with a glass of wine and
enjoyed the view. The clouds were fabulous...
And Mr. Woodpecker was making more holes in the power pole...
Ok, the soup I made was a "clean out the fridge" soup. I used chicken
stock, cut up sweet peppers, cut up carrots, 2 shallots, cut up celery, roasted
garlic seasoning and sea salt, and some dehydrated mixed veggies... All into the
Crock*Pot on high for 6 hours...
Then I added in some noodles and their seasoning...
Then I found two boneless skinless raw chicken breasts in the freezer (from
Omaha Steaks)... thawed them out in the microwave and cut them up and added to
the soup...
Super good. Good for me. And, the fridge drawers are cleaned out!!!!
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Ok, one last thing... here's another copy and paste and change to fit you
game...
It's harder than you think, not using Google or Bing ... Every answer must
start with the first letter of your name. It's fun. Come on.... try it!
Animal- Skunk
Boy's name- Steve
Girl's name- Stella
Color- Sage
Movie- Sound of Music
Something you wear- Sweatshirt
Drink- Sinfire Whiskey
Food- Shrimp
Item in the bathroom- shit (well, let's change that to 'sink'!)
Place- Seattle
Reason to be late- Stranded
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All I know. Nuff said. Happy Hump Day. Ciao.
xo Sue Mom
Bobo
May 25th
National Wine Day (Like we need an excuse!)
Wine is an important part of human history and culture for thousands of
years. Regardless if you prefer red, white, pinot, or cabernet, everyone can
appreciate today's celebration.
Archaeologists in Speyer Germany discovered the oldest bottle of wine in
existence while excavating two Roman stone sarcophaguses in 1867. The bottle
dates back to at least 325AD! It is now on display at the History Museum of the
Pflaz in Germany. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speyer_wine_bottle
