Good 57º clear sunny morning.
Yesterday we topped out at 95º and the clouds
hung out most of the day. To the east of us there were more lightening strikes.
Over a hundred in half and hour. Lightening in the Klamath Falls
area:
Happy Throw Back Thursday...... this, I'm guessing, was about 1962 when Daddy poured the cement and made the patio. He was wearing his slacks, not work pants, and his hat....
So, yesterday I took Dude to the vets for his X-ray. He had to be sedated so no breakfast. Not happy. I picked him up after 3pm. Doc showed me his x-ray (this not his but similar)
Dude has a mild hip displacia with his left hip.
The round bone that goes into the socket is slightly un-round. He was born that
way. Doc said it wasn't going to get any worse. He will now be taking a morning
pill for joint flexibility and an evening pill of Glucosamine for joint support
for the next couple months. We are to keep his activity minimum for a few weeks.
That means no running with me in the golf cart!
When I picked up my mail there was this letter
from the White House..
I had sent President Trump a birthday card and
note, telling him that my friends and family and I were behind him 100%.
I used to send President Bush birthday cards too
and he always wrote me a note back too.
Historically this date...
1789 – The first U.S. federal government agency, the Department of Foreign Affairs, is established (it will be later renamed Department of State).
1953 – The Korean War ends when
the United States, the People's Republic of China, and North Korea sign an armistice
agreement. Syngman Rhee, President of South Korea, refuses to sign but pledges to
observe the armistice.
1964 – Vietnam War: 5,000 more American
military advisers are sent to South Vietnam bringing the total number
of United States forces in Vietnam to
21,000
1981 – 6 year
old Adam Walsh, son of John Walsh is kidnapped in Hollywood,
Florida and is found murdered
two weeks later.
1996 – Centennial Olympic Park bombing: in Atlanta, United States, a pipe bombexplodes at Centennial Olympic Park during the 1996 Summer Olympics. One woman (Alice Hawthorne) is
killed, and a cameraman suffers a heart attack fleeing the scene. 111 are
injured.
2007 – Phoenix News Helicopter
Collision: news helicopters from Phoenix,
Arizonatelevision stations KNXV and KTVK collide over Steele Indian School
Park in central Phoenix while covering a police
chase
And births this date
include.....
1931 – Jerry Van Dyke, American
actor
Jerry Dick
1948 – Peggy Fleming, American figure
skater
Here are 2 very short (7 seconds and 11 seconds) videos of our jetboat ride when Jack was here. They were taken by the man sitting in front of us. Funny guy. Really nice. From California!
Brian had said to bring a towel.... yep, good
idea!
For dinner I made a new casserole with artichoke
bottoms, spinach, cream cheese, Parmesan. Then I air fried an Omaha Steaks Sole
Almondine.
I will share the casserole recipe later.
All I know. Nuff said. Happy TBT.
Ciao.
xo Sue Mom
Bobo
July 27th
National Scotch Day
Ok, are we celebrating my heritage? or the distilled spirits from
Scotland? Guess it could be all things Scottish, though it's most likely the
latter. I like Scotch, Scotch Tape, Scottish Eggs, and Scotsmen ... especially
Sean Connery
! It's that brogue. Mmmmm.... and kilts! And bagpipes! Yes. It's in
my blood!
Some Scotch history...
My family tartan... Dunbar
.. and the Maxwell tartan...
In regards to the distilled Scotch (which in any case many Scotsmen
contain Scotch) here are a number of legal requirements in Britain that must be
met in order for Scotch whisky to be called 'Scotch.' It must be made in
Scotland, for starters. And don't ever spell it 'whiskey.' Here in America, we
salute those tradition-bound Scottish distillers by recognizing National Scotch
Day! Are you on the rocks or neat?
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