Good 49º dark gloomy morning....
Yesterday the weather started out cold and gloomy, by nearly 9am it
lightened up..........
It was quite a nice day. By 2pm we had a heat wave, and it warmed to 73º
!!!
Bruiser was out and about... here he comes back.. When he gets to the fence
he jumps through it!
Historically this date............
1945
– World War II: Führerbunker:
After learning that Soviet forces have takenEberswalde without a
fight, Adolf Hitler admits defeat
in his underground bunker and states that suicide is his only
recourse.
.......too
bad he wasn't caught and put in an oven to die! JUSTICE.
2000 – In a pre-dawn raid, federal
agents seize six-year-old Elián
González from his relatives' home in Miami,
Florida.
2008 – The United States Air
Force retires the remaining F-117 Nighthawk aircraft
in service.
And
births this date include....
1906 – Eddie Albert, American
actor (d. 2005)
1936 – Glen Campbell, American
singer, musician, and actor
1937 – Jack Nicholson, American
actor, film director, producer and writer
Later yesterday Dude took a run while I drove the golf cart... took
cardboard to the recycle can.
Here is the final Smilebox.... the last leg from Covina to home...
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One of the places we ate was in Woodland, at Pete's...
All I know. Nuff said. Happy Saturday. Ciao.
xo Sue
Mom Bobo
April 22nd
National Jelly Bean Day
I always kept a jar of jelly beans on my kitchen counter, as my
granddaughter Alex loved them. That is where she got the nickname JellyBean.
National Jelly Bean Day is a time to enjoy gobs and gobs of jelly beans.
Anyone who loves jelly beans, knows they are not just for Easter. Sure, they are
very popular at Easter. But, they are also enjoyed year round. The flavors are
limited only by the imagination of candy makers. If you've never enjoyed the
multitude of flavors in a box of gourmet jelly beans, the we suggest you head
right out to the store and buy some.
Jelly beans date back to at least the 1860's. Advertisements promoted
sending jelly beans to Union troops fighting in the Civil War. The original
candy maker is unknown.
Here is the history of Jelly Bellys ... first sold at my favorite ice cream
store, Fosselman's, in Alhambra.
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