Good 53º clear sunny morning.
It was warmer yesterday than Wednesday. Up to 90º by 2pm and
topped out at 91º by 3pm.
HOLY COW, er, SACRED BOVINE ... it's July already!!!
Speaking of bovine... my pal Laura Kath, Greece/Turkey
traveling compadré, said she loved cows and and she also said, "Here's a
question I've been pondering lately in my not so spare time . . . if cows are
bovine, horses are equine, dogs are canine, cats are feline, pigs are porcine -
are there any other species with names ending in - ine? Not a trick question,
I'd love the answer!" So I found the page... http://beef2live.com/story-animal-words-end-ine-like-bovine-0-105444
Now this cracks me up. Sometimes we don't learn until we're
'older' and this got me to laughing... a donkey is an "assinine".... so, if
you're a Democrat...
that must mean you are assinine! LOL!!!!!
Actually on that site they spelled the donkey name wrong, it's
not assinine, it's asinine! But close enough...
Yesterday was play on the computer day (reading emails and
looking up stuff), paying bills day, vacuuming day, and picking apples
day....
My little tree has a few. The ones left the deer didn't
eat!
These apples are similar to Granny Smiths. They are not quite
as hard and have a little tang. Good!
Breakfast was one more of the Asian Chicken wraps from Costco.
I got out a couple of the new mayonnaise jars... the Sweet & Spicy and the
Pomegranate and on alternating bites put some of each on the wrap...
This mayonnaise is sugar free, fat free, and calorie free.
Made by Walden Farms in NJ.
These are the rice crackers I get at Costco. SUPER crunchy.
Cholesterol Free. Low in saturated fat. Gluten free.
Historically this date....
1863 – American Civil War: the Battle of Gettysburg begins.
1908 – SOS is adopted as the
international distress signal.
1963 – ZIP
Codes are introduced for United States mail.
After having lived in Los Angeles, 32, Ca for all my life,
now it was Los Angeles 90032. For those of you who remember, this was
strange!
1981 – The Wonderland Murders occurred in
the early morning hours, allegedly masterminded by businessman and drug
dealer Eddie
Nash.
.... that was interesting!
... I wish it was banned here in all public outdoor spaces
too!
And births this date include....
1906 – Estée Lauder, American
entrepreneur (d. 2004)
1916 – Olivia de Havilland,
British-born actress
She is 99 years old!!!!
1931 – Leslie Caron, French actress
(the information about her on the link, her name, is wrong on the right side...
it says she was born in 2002!)
1952 – Dan
Aykroyd, Canadian actor (LOL, born on Canada Day!!!)
1961 – Diana, Princess of Wales,
first wife of Charles, Prince of Wales and mother of the Duke of Cambridge and
Prince Harry (d. 1997)
All day I wanted to water out back but this Tom would not
leave. He stood or laid in the shade all day. Guess he was comfortable so I
didn't disturb him. Watered after dark when he left....
Dinner was steamed broccoli, a boneless skinless chicken
thigh, a sauteéd cheese filled pupusa. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pupusa I topped
the chicken thigh and the pupusa with Blackberry BBQ sauce.
OMGOOOOOOD!!!
Then it was chair, wine, and TV. Watching the NY News with
Lester Holt and they were talking about police presence in major cities and on
comes this LA Co Sheriff Chief, Scott Edson! I was blown away. "Scotty Waddy Do
Da" was another one of "our kids". He was an intern at Temple back in the late
70's and like Skrnich (Skrndog), Smail (Snail), & Forbus (The Buses) we
loved him! Great guy AND now he's a CHIEF!!! OMGOSH!
This 13 second clip has very low volume, so turn up your
speakers.....
I called Forbus and got Scott's phone number. We had a super
good chat!!! Been years!!! Awww... so good talking with you Scotty!!! xoxo
All I know. Nuff said. Happy TGIF. Ciao.
xo Sue Mom
Bobo
Canada Day is a celebration of Canadian nationalism, heritage
and pride. Canada became self-governing on July 1st, 1867, with the passage of
the British North America Act (BNA Act) in the British Parliament. The holiday
was originally known as "Dominion Day". It was changed to Canada Day by the
Canadian Parliament on October 27, 1982.
Did you know? The U.S. and Canada share the largest
un-defended border in the
world.
