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Beautiful winter morning in B.C. …
On a road trip from Calgary, Alberta to Vancouver, British Columbia…
Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta near the U.S. border…
Posted June 29, 2023 (3:01 minutes)
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Good mornin’, Lucille! Peaceful winter scenes. Coffee’s ready!
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Good mornin’, Texan! Make mine black, puleeze!
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Mornin’ Lucille!
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Good morning, Miz WeeWeed!
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Good morning, Lucille!
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Good day to you, Miss Stella!
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This day in history….
1922: Ernest Shackleton, Antarctic Explorer and captain of the lost Endurance dies of heart attack in Grytviken, South Georgia.
The story of his and his men’s survival after the sinking of the Endurance is nothing short of phenomenal.
https://www.onthisday.com/people/ernest-shackleton
Ernest Shackleton’s Endurance: Ship found in Antarctic 107 years after it sank in 1915.
1931: Robert Duvall born in San Diego, California. At the 1984 Oscars, he won Best Actor for TENDER MERCIES. As you likely know, Duvall sang his character’s songs in this film.
Mac & His Band Sing For The Crowd At The Plowboys Club | “Tender Mercies”
1933: Construction began on the San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge. The bridge was completed on April 19, 1937 at a cost of $35 million.
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Good mornin’ and Happy Sunday! 15 days until we get some sanity, so we might as well drink! Here’s a Sunday urn with a different look. Keep your head on a swivel and carpe’ your coffee!
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Very sleek, T! Just got up, I slept late, late, late this morning, so I need to grab a big cup and get myself woke up! Thank you, and good morning.
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Good mornin’, Menage! I went to bed early and got up late today, myself. Felt good!
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Surprised myself last night. Our neighbors had an outdoor soup party starting at 5:30. I intended to go have a bowl and be polite a bit. Instead we had a fun time around the fire. But I did go in my husband’s Carhardt heavy coat!
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Morning Menagerie! I stayed up late myself and slept in.
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Good morning Stella! Hard to get up on cold days, harder as I get older.
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I was watchin’ the Bengals – fell asleep in the 4th Qtr.! Annoying, that…
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Mornin’ Menage!
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Garcias and mornin’, T! Love the urn!
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Good mornin’, Miss Wee! Get all you need! All I can say about your other issue from last night is thank goodness for the guy who invented the recliner!
😀
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Mornin’ Tex! That ought to get the job done.
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Good mornin’, Miss Stella! Just doing my little part.
😉
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Mornin, or whatever, All. I’m in my new apartment and was so tired and sore I went to bed earlier than usual. I slept great until about 3:00 when the baseboard heaters all seemed to light up and crackle, etc. I had my little noisemaker on, but had evidently turned it to shut off after an hour or so. When the baseboard heater finally got quiet, it got QUIET. I am not used to so much quiet.
Love the new place and my family is very happy about it. It has snowed night before last and we got over a foot. So it was a mess to walk in and I couldn’t even drive my car here. I had to leave it at the old apartment. We are going back today to get the rest of the stuff, and my car.
Hope you all have a great day.
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Congratulations on your move!
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Thanks.
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Congratulations from here, too. Hope the final steps of your move are swift and safe.
And may you be blessed there.
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What a wonderful relief to have the moving process almost completed. Now you get the fun of finding all the right places for your possessions.
Take care!
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Congrats aus!
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Congratulations on your new place!
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Oh, I like this urn, Texan! Black mugs…perfect!
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Our Favorite Sundy Columnist has some thoughts on the first week of the year. And quite a busy week it was. Two major incidents on our soil where the Eff-Bee-Eye has continued to beclown themselves, along with what appears to be a doctored “video” of the “pipe-bomber”. Palace intrigue in Congress, and lots of things going on around the globe.
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2025/01/the_first_week_of_2025.html
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Remember when that little annoying guy was around?
😀 😀 😀
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ALL the time, EVERY sentence……
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Looks like what is probably going on.
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Mornin’ kids!
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Mornin’ Wee! Word has it that Henry loved to party in his younger years.
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I think I heard that somewhere. Mornin’ Stella!
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National Bird Day – indoor birds don’t seem to be a thing anymore. But we can celebrate indoor and outdoor birds.
National Whipped Cream Day – good stuff
National Screenwriters’ Day – didn’t they strike a while back?
National Keto Day – not my kind of diet
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Whipped cream!!!! Mornin’ Czarina!
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Morning, czarina. My dad loved indoor birds, particularly parakeets.
I like whipped cream.
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Hooray for coffee. Hooray for whipped cream in coffee.
And celebrating Christmas for at least 12 days.
Also, Little Christmas, and Orthodox Christmas on January 7.
Or regarding Christmas, party like Henry VIII! (That could be a slippery slope, considering his other habits.)
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National Whipped Cream Day reminds me of one of the most iconic album covers of all time……..
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Herb Alpert was a favorite of my mama. I have some of his music on my phone. And yeah, she of course had this album.
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Yep, we did, too! He was not hard to watch back in the day. 😉
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Good day, Czarina! Most assuredly a big YES to birdies of all types….
A man fed a crested caracara daily until…
Of course real whipped cream is the cat’s meow! Which likely isn’t allowed on the Keto Diet.
Screenwriters often act aggrieved and grumble about no respect. Directors and actors get all the glory, but there’d be no film without a script.
I worked for two screenwriters when first employed at Universal Studios. Great fun in the days before office computers and the Internet when the writers would assign research to their support staff and you got to bask in light of their praise when you turned something in which was of use after spending hours in the library. The good old days!
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I’m sure many here remember the vaunted snail darter fish that somewhat kicked off modern-day environmentalism as we know it. Guess what? The fish never was, and never has been an endangered species. It was not properly identified back then. I guess this means we can dismantle all the things created from this???
https://news.yale.edu/2025/01/03/fish-center-key-conservation-fight-not-distinct-species-after-all
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Why am I not surprised?!
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That’s hilarious, Texan! It’s amazing someone had the guts to publish the article.
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It actually appeared in the NY Times, believe it or not.
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Kinda like the dunes sagebrush lizard in the Permian Basin. Remember that? Shutting down oil exploration/production/etc. A staple in the diet of roadrunners… and there’s still plenty of roadrunners, just sayin’…
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I hope I managed to lift her spirit
This young man from Latvia rides the trains and usually brings his table and various foods and drinks to entertain pretty girls onboard. This time he chose an older woman who likely was tired from a day of hard work. It’s endearing that he brought a smile to her face.
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Bourbon Street Massacre Is What ‘Globalize the Intifada’ Looks Like
Political elites have deluded themselves into thinking that the existential threat posed by radical Islamic jihad was somehow limited or contained.
By Josh Hammer – January 3, 2025
As woke illiberalism replaced live-and-let-live liberalism as the animating ideology of the American Left, the state of Israel has increasingly found itself on the outs. Never mind that modern Israel was founded by, and for three decades politically dominated by, a bunch of left-wing socialists. Never mind that Harry Truman, an iconic liberal Democratic president, became the first world leader to recognize the fledgling Jewish state a mere 11 minutes after it announced its independence in 1948. None of that history matters on the Left anymore, after wokeism supplanted liberalism.
https://spectator.org/bourbon-street-massacre-is-what-globalize-the-intifada-looks-like/
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Gawd bless – this crap’s on the way. Dropping 50* between noon today and tonight.
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Stay safe Wee. We get some of Friday, looks like. Bring it on, I won’t have to people on the first people day of the year!!!
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How’d you score “no people???”
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If it snows, they’ll cancel homeschool co-op!
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And oh yeah, there’s sposed to be a roll of toilet paper in that picture!
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