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Good mornin’, and Happy Friday Eve. We know the libs aren’t gonna slow down on the big cheat, so we have to fight back with Big Coffee! By the time y’all see this I will be getting close to landing in Chicago on the way to Indy for a funeral weekend. Not gonna be much fun, but we’re all in this together. An oldie but a goodie this morning. Even has its own cups. We should have coffee covered until I’m back Sunday evening. God Bless and Carpe your coffee!
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Thank you T, and safe travels. My prayers and sympathy to you and your family.
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Travel safely, T, and remember whilst on the road – translations in foreign lands….
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I dunno about that white coffee. Sounds weak and yuk to me, but then, I’ve never heard of it.
Around here, unless you go to that expensive ingrate West Coast nutter place, you got yer black, yer with cream, and yer with cream and sugars. All strong, of course.
Funniest coffee story I ever heard was from my husband after time in New York. Back in the 80s or 90s maybe they built some small boats that just push garbage scows all around the harbor in New York, 24/7. They had to be up there for almost a couple of months, and stayed on Staten Island. First morning he orders coffee, waitress asks if he wants it regular.
Southern boy figures, yeah, of course, black would be regular. He gets the disgusting cream and sugar mess and protests. At which point the New Yorker with appropriate attitude lets him know what’s what.
Now our branch of the family knows how to order coffee in NYC. Which we really hope to never have to do, not much wanting to go back. I did get a free trip up there to stay with him though, and got to see the sights. But still, do not want to go back.
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😀 😀 😀
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I drink milky coffee, or as my dad used to say I drink some coffee in my milk.
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Is that what they’re calling white coffee?
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they called it a latte, although I never knew exactly what that is.
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Mornin’ mom! I like mine with half and half, but strong, no sugar.
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lol
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Mornin’ Mom!
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Mornin’ Tex! Beautiful.
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Mornin’ kids!
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This is a great one Wee. And, my favorite type of wine too. I like almost all types of red wine, if they’re halfway decent.
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Mornin’ Menage!
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Good morning Wee! Looks like I might not have to people tomorrow!!! They are taking a vote about shutting down classes due to the wind, rain, and threat of flooding.
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Morning Menage! I’m just the opposite. I like all kinds of dry white wines and dry sparkling wines, white or rose.
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Afternoon Stella!
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I don’t much like any red, but I’ll drink white at room temperature….
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just don’t put ice in mine.
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Mornin’ Czarina!
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Mornin’ Wee! You can drink any wine without chilling it, but even red should be 18th century room temp – that is, probably about 60 degrees.
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Mornin’ Stella!
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Mornin’ all ya’all! Beautiful morning here, cool, dry, low humidity, rather breezy (nothing to do with the hurricane). Only one overnight murder in NO news.
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Mornin’ Czarina! Cool and airish up here, too.
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Morning. We had a break in the weather yesterday afternoon, but the bad stuff is due in here soon. Might call off school tomorrow. I hope!
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Boy, I would – there’ll be branches down, flooding, tornadoes, all kinds of fun.
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wow! seems like things are going good.
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Mornin’ czarina!
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How much longer is Mark Cuban going to be in the news cycle? I’m more tired of him than brainless Kamala.
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morn all. cool here with a clear blue sky and a few clouds. beautiful day.
please stay safe.
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Michigan legislators are showing their inner fascist and willing connection with the dictators of the 20th Century….
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Well of course they did! Afternoon Lucille.
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Good afternoon, Stella!
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National Pancake Day – good for breakfast or for dinner
National Dumpling Day – the picture shows Chinese type, but I’d go for any dumpling
National Situational Awareness Day – be aware of your surroundings
National Compliance Officer Day – I think they are talking about compliance with computer info rules
National Johnny Appleseed Day – do they even teach this in schools anymore?
National Shamu the Whale Day – the focus was on this one, but it made changes in the whole industry
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Good day, Czarina! YES to situational awareness. I remember a friend who was in the USMC describing how they were trained to check out rooms in a house they were clearing of the enemy by visually determining what is in each corner or segment of the area. He called it the pie method.
If you know anyone who home schools, they likely teach about Johnny Appleseed. Here’s a vid which has more of the true story of Johnny than I’ve ever heard before. We sure didn’t learn of his devout faith in God.
Poor Shamu! Thank God I’ve never seen a whale in captivity being forced to perform stupid tricks for a public that just wants to be entertained. I don’t like zoos or circuses. The last time I visited a zoo was in the late 60’s when vacationing on Oahu. It was shocking to see a large male lion in a small cage. There’s not a single reason to have wild animals in confinement, especially when it’s possible day and night to view live feeds showing animals in their natural habitats, 24/7/52/365…
Namibia: Live stream at the Okaukuejo waterhole in Etosha National Park, Namibia…
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Good afternoon all,
Thankful for this haven in the storms. And that’s more than the weather.
Thoughts and prayers follow each of you, as I read. and write. The wonderful sense of humor here carries above the necessary knowledge about the not-at-all-funny stuff.
I recommend the Roseanne Barr interview. She’s as direct as ever. It’s long, but grab a cup of Tex’s coffee, and take a break if you need one. I did.
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Hi Reflection! Roseanne is definitely direct! Some might say a little whacky, but I applaud Tucker for allowing complete free speech on his platform.
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She’s not everyone’s cup of tea. She wasn’t mine, at first. But as I learned more about her, it helped me understand her better. The recollection of her childhood in this presentation, even if it is not exact, explains a good deal. It was not appropriate for adults to relate to her the horrors of the Holocaust, (Perhaps it was their outlet for the trauma they had experienced.)
Yet there she was trying to be heard in different ways, some naughty, some nice. It’s the same today.
I think she has found some peace in her purpose. An imperfect messenger, as indeed we all are, I applaud her search for truth, and her championing of children. She is a fighter, and she has endured much.
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CNN again calls out Kamala for telling a whopper:
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I just received my “Annual Notice of Changes for 2025” from Blue Cross/Blue Shield. My monthly premium will be reduced by $3.00 starting in January, and my cost for specialist office visits, dental, vision and hearing will be reduced by $10 per visit, which will save me $30 (at least) next year. Ambulance services and emergency co-pays are increasing from $275 to $325 (ambulance) and from $90 to $125 (emergency).
Doesn’t look like there will be any changes in costs for prescriptions for me, although I haven’t checked the formulary for the new year. All of the prescriptions I take are currently in tier one, and there is no co-pay for those. I pay out of pocket for low-dose aspirin, vitamin D and vitamin-B complex/vitamin C.
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Now this is funny. Is that a trained squirrel?
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From watching the head movements in relation to the camera, I think it likely. Note that there is no sound, but music over the video.
Nonetheless, it is one smart squirrel!
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Really, really cute. LOL!
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First Lady Melania Trump’s Full Interview on Fox & Friends
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