Some people's time is more important than other people's. You see it all the time when one lane is closed and everybody has to merge. Except Mr. Special who has to get to the front and then squeeze in.
The Beverly Hillbillies never gave up on their cement pond either. Jed liked fishing there because the fish never bothered him.
Nothing better than sledding with the kids!
Gosh, that makes me so sorry I stayed inside and dry and warm and had beans and cornbread and NFL wild card weekend games. I absolutely hate doing anything outdoors in the rain.
But I'm glad somebody made you do it. Hope you and Eric had a good time.
Anybody fishing snowmageddon around here needed a good rainsuit for certain. Wet snow all day. Good part is it only stuck on the grass and really not much there either.
Pictures would be nice, people.
Plus a lot of trees survive wild fires, especially here in the midwest with our deciduous forests. The little stuff not so much, which is why controlled burns work. And on glades, there's not a lot of growth to get what you could ever call a raging forest fire going.
Great Northern beans cooked with a smoked hock and a handful of Burger's ham, an onion, a few baby carrots and some celery. Like the beans and other stuff really done and want it kind of soupy.
The cornbread is good old standby Jiffy with a tablespoon of added honey and about a tablespoon of chopped jalapenos. Bake it in a #5 Wagner cast iron skillet that is hot enough to smoke oil when the batter goes in - makes a nice crisp bottom and sides.
There were 705 kids out of school with Covid today in small town Nevada. And over 60 teachers. To say it's rampant is not an overstatement. Most of our Nevada family members have active Covid right now. All but the ones that are too young have been vaccinated but not boosted.
Here's hoping they all stay out of the hospital, that part of the hokey pokey still is a big deal if you ask me.
Survivors they are. They remember that day, it shows.
I have a leaf from the Linden that survived the Oklahoma City bombing. Trees with a history fascinate me.
I do not like GFI breakers. When they start tripping it's hard to know if the breaker is at fault or if there is a problem somewhere on the circuit and if so, where.
If this were my problem, the GFI breaker would be gone in favor of a regular breaker and GFI outlets where I felt they were needed.