Good 53º cloudy morning.
Yesterday the sun was out and it warmed to 74º!
10-7 in poleeece radio code is "out of
service"....
This photo is fantastic... taken in Grants Pass by Steve
Arnold, retired locomotive engineer for Santa Fe Railroad and now an awesome
photographer ... a squirrel attacking! I love it!!
Out back yesterday were the mommas and their baby turkeys, which have grown
a lot!
.... and a little later it was all the Tom turkeys and a young deer...
Yesterday I met up with Karen and two of her pals, Elaine and
Patty at Pongsir's Thai Restaurant in Grants Pass for lunch.
This little "house" is the restaurant.. 232 NE E. Street.
Lovely and clean inside...
Patty, me, Karen, and Elaine...
There is this fish tank... OMG such interesting critters...
This is Pam, the owner. She is just lovely!
I had the "Vegetable Deluxe, stir-fried mixed veggies, with chicken and
garlic, and served with rice. OMGOOOOOD!
The 3 three girls split 3 of their fav entrees... and I tasted the "Orange
Chicken" and will get that next time. SOOOOO GOOD!!!! Here is the menu! I will
be going back again and again!!!!
Thanks Pam!
After that I ran errands, Brian's office, stopped at the US Cellular store
and got a problem fixed with my cell phone (sheeeesh, something simple but too
hard for my tiny brain!), post office, pharmacy, bank....... home!
At the post office I picked up a package sent to me from pal, Sandy
(Todoran)... she found this tin of chocolate and "thought of me"...
I was telling pal Linda about this and she suggested I try some in my
coffee!! Hmmmm... might be good. We'll see. THANK YOU SANDY!!!!!
Today is a special friend's birthday... HAPPY BIRTHDAY JUDY
DUVALL!
Judy with pals Lydia and Trish
Judy's brother, Jim Hoffman, and her father both had ties to our Sheriff's
Dept.
Historically this date...
1993 – The Great Flood of 1993 ends at St. Louis, Missouri, 103 days
after it began, as theMississippi River falls below flood
stage.
2001 – The U.S. invasion of Afghanistan begins with an air assault and covert
operations on the ground.
And births
this date include...
1905 – Andy Devine, American
actor (d. 1977)
1917 – June Allyson, American
actress (d. 2006)
1943
– Oliver North, American
former military officer
1959
– Simon Cowell, English
recording executive
Later dinner was the leftovers from Pongsir's... topped with the other
sirloin I cooked on Wednesday. Steak on top of veggies and rice, heated in
microwave 2 minutes. Perfect!!
And yes, I do love my steak RARE! Mmmm.... tender. Yummmmmmy!!!
Then chair, wine, TV.
All I know. Nuff said. Happy TGIF. Ciao.
xo Sue Mom
Bobo
October 7th
National Frappé Day
Frappé coffee (also known as café frappeé or Greek frappé)
originates in Greece though the word frappé is French. When describing a drink,
this word means “chilled”. Frappé is an iced coffee drink which is made from
instant coffee and covered with foam.
Frappé was invented in 1957 in Thessaloniki during the
International Trade Fair by an employee of the Nestlé company. He wanted to have
an instant coffee during his break but couldn't find any hot water. So he used a
shaker to mix instant coffee with cold water and ice cubes. This improvised
drink turned out to be a success. It is one of the most popular drinks in modern
Greece.
Greek frappé is typically made with spray-dried instant
coffee, sugar, and water. Sometimes milk is added. The beverage can be flavored
with liqueurs such as Baileys Irish Cream or Kahlúa. Outside Greece, the
espresso version of frappé is popular. In the United States, the term “frappe”
can be applied to various iced coffee beverages, either chilled or frozen.
Starbucks has its own trademark for a line of frozen coffee drinks –
Frappucino.
To celebrate the National Frappé Day, have a nice cup of
iced coffee. You can top it with chocolate syrup, whipped cream, or a ball of
ice-cream.
