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Mornin’ kids!
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It’s one thing to ruin a 100-year-old company. It’s another when innocent people have to suffer for your idiocy. One theory is this is what happens when your top level is made up of bean counters and not airplane guys. They aren’t the first industry to find this out. Sadly.
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I think this is what happens when you do die instead of choosing the right people for the job. You can look at Biden’s administration and see that at work. They have no idea how to run the country.
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Good mornin’, Miss Wee! Coffee’s ready for y’all!
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Good mornin’, and Happy Friday, kids! While this picture isn’t of my pot, this is exactly like the one I have at el Gordito, so I know it makes good coffee and lots of it! Grab a cup and carpe something.
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Mornin’ T and garcias!
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Love the motto on the cup! I try to live that as much as possible.
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It only takes two cups to make me do that.
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Afternoon Mom!
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Good morning, Tex! I have a Cuisinart too, but a different model. Makes good coffee.
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Good mornin’, Miss Stella. I concur. Looks like fun times in the ATL this morning.
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We have a Cuisinart too. I don’t even remember how old it is, but we’ve had it 10 or 12 years, at least. Best of all, it will make up to 14 cups of brew! Sic for me, six for the Mr. and one or two for any visitor. We are known for our hospitality!
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We certainly have our challenges in this Country since we’re being “led” by a bag of skin and his sidekick who can’t put more than two words together that actually go together in a sentence………….but we’re not as bad as Great Britian. Looks like they could be going for their 4th poobah just since Brandon took office. Maybe that should be Joey’s new motto.
Sack Sunak? Top Tories Look to Replace PM Before General Election (breitbart.com)
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On a different road to ruination, Nick Saban, the recently retired football coach at the University of Alabama has opined on the can of worms that college athletics has become. Whether you love him or hate him, I think he’s definitely right on this one. I think the NIL programs, where college athletes get “sponsorship” deals with alumni or other businesses is now driving the bus for most of these athletes and we will soon see something more akin to watching minor-league football on Saturdays as these guys put a little polish to their skills before signing for the big money at the next level. We are seeing the fruits of the “ME” generation.
Nick Saban: ‘The things I believed in No Longer Exist in College Athletics’ (breitbart.com)
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Looks like the GA Judge is trying to split the baby. Fani or Wade, one of you has got to go.
Fani Willis not disqualified from Georgia Trump case but she or prosecutor must step down (msn.com)
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Just gonna put this up here on the Ides of March………….
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Had to be done T!
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Alas, it did not save the Roman republic. It only paved the way for war and the rise of the Roman Emperors.
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Mornin All. Nice sunny day here at 31* with a clear sky. I have to go to the eye doctor a little later. I will be glad to get that over with. I made soup yesterday and the kids are coming over to eat a little later this afternoon.
Hope you all can stay out of the paths of the tornadoes.
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National Pears Helene Day – warm poached pears, chocolate sauce and vanilla ice cream
National Shoe the World Day
National Kansas Day
National Everything You Think you Know is Wrong Day – avoid decision making
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Good day, Czarina. Love fresh pears but otherwise…meh! There must be something to celebrate Kansas for…a prize to anyone who can name five items…besides likely everyone wearing shoes.
It’s hard to even comment on the “National Everything You Think you Know is Wrong Day” because anything we say would be wrong.
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You win, Menagerie! In 1963, I visited my mother’s relatives in Kansas and was super excited to discover a female cousin’s hobby was going to farm and estate sales to purchase antique bureaus, desks, glass-doored cabinets, china, pottery. Her entire house plus full basement was filled with these delightful treasures.
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Well, Lucille, there must be some beautiful stuff there. I inherited a wonderful old secretary which belonged to my grandparents. I still think the old pieces of furniture, which contain a curved glass fronted bookcase, along with a fold down desk that hides cubbyholes, is one of the neatest ideas ever!
When we moved I passed it on to one of my sons.
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I once read someone took the phrase “Kansas is s flat as a pancake” and did an analysis of the terrain, discovering Kansas is FLATTER than a pancake.
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Sure looks that way, until you walk it. My cousins and I used to laugh when we got together one week in the summers, our parents coming back to Kansas to visit our elderly grandparents and each other.
Our parents grew up on the old family farm and walked to the one room schoolhouse out on the plains, pretty far, actually from their farm, as it serves a far flung community.
Tales included ice skating to school, and of course, the usual “uphill both ways” banter.
When only two of my uncles were left, we started the Fall Walk. We went from the old farmhouse to the school, with my uncles, the oldest in his eighties, leading.
It was brutal. Starting by crossing a creek, one we crossed several more times to get there. And in Kansas, water cuts huge, deep gashes in the land when it floods. We cousins were looking for a foot bridge when my uncle, came in hand, went down about an 8-10’ bank, and we see him bob up the other side a minute later.
The fields disguise some pretty rough terrain, and you never know when you’re going to walk up on a big cut in the ground.
We shut up about the school walks, but we kept it up while they were able. Took us three to four hours, but the uncles said it was usually under an hour, except in the most severe weather, when they were kids. And they really did ice skate it in the winter.
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My mother grew up in Purcell OK and the only thing I remember she said about it was the wind blew straight from the North Pole, and the only thing between you and the Pole was a a barbed wire fence, which was down.
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LOL!
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It’s hard to even comment on the “National Everything You Think you Know is Wrong Day” because anything we say would be wrong.
(Snicker.)
Good retort, Lucille.
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Something light and happy to help offset the lousy news….
Horse Falls In Love With His Mom’s Boyfriend | The Dodo
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And another one….
This baby has the funniest reactions
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Eric Carmen (August 11, 1949 – March 2024) – “All by Myself” (Audio)
R.I.P.
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