Good 46º foggy morning. Yesterday we got rain on and off all
day. Nice! We now have a total of 8/10".
Today 10-6 in radio code talk means "busy"...
Throw Back Thursday... 1985
Kristen's graduation with her pal Jennifer and me..
Yesterday I got my hair cut. Short! Ahhhhh..... Was going to
run errands, but it was late so I just came home. Was in the cooking mood ....
so I cut up some asparagus, sliced mushrooms, and cut up a couple
tomatoes
Into the oven at 425º for 20 minutes after coating all with
olive oil and shaking on garlic salt...
Cooked some angel hair pasta. Drained it. Put it in the big
pan with olive oil coating it well, added in the roasted veggies, and heated
through on low.
Put a couple Omaha Steak sirloins in the Air Fryer and they
cooked PERFECT! So tender.
Great dinner.
Special birthdays today .... friend Bill Riordan (LASD ret).
Happy Birthday Bill
And the bride
of Terry Polly aka Da Pully (former station mechanic at Temple) Cydney Polly.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY CYDNEY!!!
Historically this date....
1876 – The American Library Association was
founded.
1884 – The Naval War
College of the United
States Navy is founded in Newport,
Rhode Island.
1889 – Thomas
Edison shows his first motion
picture.
1979 – Pope John Paul
II becomes the first pontiff to visit the White
House.
1981 – Egyptian President Anwar
al-Sadat was assassinated.
And births this date
include....
1846 – George
Westinghouse, American engineer and inventor (d.
1914)
1908 – Carole
Lombard, American actress (d. 1942)
Married to Clark Gable for
4 years until her death in a plane crash.
1955 – Tony
Dungy, American football coach
All I know. Nuff said. Happy TBT. Ciao.
xo Sue Mom Bobo
October 6th
National Noodle Day
Noodles ... from the German word "nudel" meaning pasta with egg. In America
the there refers to egg noodles as well as Asian forms of pasta. Noodles can be
made of wheat, rice, soybean, potato, or other flours like oat, sweet potato, or
arrowroot starch, bean curd skin and tofu, and mung bean threads. Italian pasta
(the word means "paste" referring to the paste of flour and water from which
it's made) is always made from durum wheat flour. Dumplings, including Polish
pierogi and Italian gnocchi, and German spaetzle are also considered forms of
pasta.
