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Oh, I guess we can have a ‘like’ vote. And I’ll concede if needed. But you should try some new material. I’d be happy to help 😄

Another reach, but keep trying. Letterman made a career out of repeating stuff until it was finally funny. 🤪

Meanwhile at stately ness manor 😄

I thought that too. They use... Wait, what DO they use?

Sounds like you guys had another good time this year. One of these times I'm gonna get down there for this and meet you all. I've been to Capps many times for very short fishing stops -- always on the way down to Roaring River where the family had get-togethers for around 10-12 years ending about 5-6 years ago. But, I've never really fished it hard, and always right by the mill.

I see the cucumber. I think.

I just tee them up for you

That’s what makes me think it’s probably man made 😄

Ok, this is kinda freaking me out. Had one show up on my deck rail. I have no idea how it got there

So close...

The press does that crap all the time. And as soon as the first report uses the 'cool' term it's nothing but echo after that. I smell a publicity stunt of some kind. Somebody said there were three books in the Space Odyssey series and the next is 2021. This has not been independently confirmed by nNN, the ness News Network.

I appreciated that 😄

Brisket done in the oven with apple cider, then on the grill with a honey/soy sauce glaze for a bit to get the outside right. Sliced this up and delivered it and some sides to relatives and friends yesterday. Roasted turkey breast, cornbread dressing, corn casserole, mashed taters and gravy today. Happy Thanksgiving everyone! We sure had a nice one here.

The smile says it all. Congrats to both of you!

My daughter is a special ed teacher and is off for a few days. I'll see if she can get you on a Zoom meeting

My thoughts exactly when it comes to bird hunting too. It's always more about the time out, scouting, dogs working, etc. And a good retrieve is nice too.

Spelling protocol? What the hell is that? It's simply a mizzpelling

Runza is a trademarked name for a bierock used by a restaurant chain based in NE. Made up by the founder of the restaurant. I first had a bierock in college on the late 70s made by a Mennonite woman from western KS. We also used to get them made by church ladies when we were out west for the pheasant openers. It’s generally seasoned beef, cabbage and onion inside a buttery dough pocket. They’re pretty common in KS and becoming more so. We’ve got a Runza restaurant in Lawrence. I drover over a few nights ago just for Runzas. They do a great job for a chain. Free State Brewery, also in Lawrence, has them on their menu occasionally. They do an excellent job too. ness 2.3 wants me to make some. Haven’t done that in a while.

Another one into the Bierocks fan club! I love 'em!

Wait -- she knows where the cash box is??

Made the decision to cancel the already toned-down get together for Thursday. Too many 20-somethings in contact with too many other 20-somethings in our family. We're going to do a brisket, a couple sides and a couple pies and make deliveries to folks on Wednesday. Then either a Zoom or at least a conference call on turkey day. For ourselves, we bought a smallish turkey breast that I'll roast and do some mashed potatoes, cornbread stuffing, corn casserole etc. The traditional stuff that's largely a nod to parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles that are no longer with us.

I didn’t look it up, but I believe the 12 has three cameras and the third is more telephoto.

That’s not very Mediterranean of you 😄

Here’s a few from the last week or two. Drove over to Lawrence to the closest Runza shop around. The Nebraska name for Bierocks. Delicious!! So good I fell down before I took the picture Stir fry with chicken and a light sweet and sour sauce Molasses brined chops Vegetable beef soup made with ho’made beef broth Peetza peetza Beef stew with red wine and beef broth Shrimp and cheesy grits