Good clear sunny 38º ice on the barn roof morning.
LOL, from Dave Clark (LASD ret)
Yesterday I decided to get into Grants Pass for some shopping. Stopped by
to see Brian at his office, dropped off a jacket at the cleaners next door to
his office, Vogue Cleaners. Then to the camera store with some negatives I found
recently my sister Betty had sent me when I lived in Temple City in 1989, to get
them printed out. Then to Safeway. Grants Pass is busy with everyone gearing up
for the parade tomorrow and the boat races. Stopped at the ATM to deposit my tax
refund check. Home.
After I got here I saw the notice from FedEx. They had attempted to deliver
my new computer but I wasn't here. Normally UPS delivers here between 9:30 and
10:30. FedEx delivers between 1:00-2:00-3:00pm. Natch, they were here at 11:45
according to the note on the door! DANG! Now I won't get it until Tuesday.
Put the groceries away and Bob Jiles, the Century Link guy (super nice)
called and wanted my gate code so he could check the phone lines running from
here up to my neighbor's place. He said it would be great to run a separate line
to their place from the road but that would cost about 5 grand as they are far
far up off the road! Here you can see his truck at their place...
Today is the birthday of one of my favorite Dodgers... Kirk Gibson! HAPPY
BIRTHDAY KIRK!!
One of his sons, Cam, was drafted by the Detroit Tigers (for whom his dad
played in the mid '80's) and sadly Kirk was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease
this past year.
Today is also a special birthday of my pals Trish & John Bowler's (LASD
ret) twins .... Kevin and Daryl. John and Trish 38 years ago....
Daryl with his son Christian...
Kevin with his Isabella and Ian...
Breakfast.... boneless skinless chicken thigh, poached egg, tomatoes, and
fresh mozzarella balls.... YUMMMM!
Historically this date...
1930 – The Chrysler Building in New York City officially
opens.
1937 – The Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California, is officially opened by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in Washington, D.C., who pushes a button signaling the start of vehicle traffic over
the span.
1952 – The women of Greece are
given the right to vote.
1996 – U.S.
President Bill Clinton's former business partners in the Whitewater land deal, James McDougaland Susan McDougal, and the Governor of Arkansas Jim Guy Tucker, are convicted of fraud.
...... AND in In 2001, in the final hours of his
presidency, President Bill Clinton
granted Susan McDougal a full Presidential pardon. Of course! What a guy! Another ADAM
HENRY who ran our country into the ground and committed fraud, among other
things.
And births this date include....
1888 – Jim
Thorpe,
American pentathlete, decathlete, football, baseball and basketball player (d.
1953)
1931 – Carroll
Baker, American
actress
Gadzzzzzzzzzz
1934 – Annette
Dionne, Dionne
quintuplets
1934 – Cecile Dionne, Dionne
quintuplets
1934 – Emilie Dionne, Dionne quintuplets
(d. 1954)
1934 – Marie Dionne, Dionne quintuplets
(d. 1970)
1934 – Yvonne Dionne, Dionne
quintuplets(d. 2001)
Annette - Cecile - Yvonne
For dinner I had some broccoli slaw and cut up tomatoes, spinach, celery,
and sweet peppers....
Olive oil in the pan and in went the veggies to sauté and steam...
Then I added the spinach and some left over rice medley....
Then in went the fake crab... lid on to heat well through...
OMGOOOOD!!!!
All I know. Nuff said. Happy Saturday. Ciao.
xo Sue Mom
Bobo
May 28th
National Hamburger Day (Be still my heart!)
In-N-Out burger:
Micky's burger:
Bob's Big Boy burger (add avocado and a side of blue cheese dressing
please!!!!):
Taprock's HEAVEN burger:
National
Hamburger Day is a favorite food holiday in the United States. Top it with
lettuce, tomato, pickle, and onion-or toss on a slice of cheese with some
ketchup and mustard. Whether you go gourmet or just plain bread and beef, you're
sure to end up with a full stomach! Like Hot Dog Day and Cheeseburger Day, this
celebration usually occurs during sunny weather when people can get outside to
grill their own beef. Of course, burger joints across the nation also chip in to
make it a belt-busting day, with plenty of special deals. All in all, Americans
down 50 billion burgers a year-and this old-time favorite accounts for 4 out of
every 10 sandwiches sold in the U.S. A couple more fun hamburger facts: The
biggest burger ever on a restaurant menu was 185.8 pounds and cost almost $500.
Want to challenge your appetite even more? Check out the Dyer's Café in Memphis
where cooks have been frying hamburgers in the same grease since 1912! http://www.dyersonbeale.com/
