ajrwdwgirl
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Hubs smoked a brisket today it was so yummy! I made a box of spiral (generic) Mac and cheese and bean out of the garden.
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Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
So my MIL passed on Monday two weeks after her son but know way she knew. Her funeral was yesterday, a Covid breakout waiting to develop too.
My DD boss sent her lovely flowers 2 weeks ago when her Dad passed. When she told him she’d be gone again on Friday cause her Grandmother passed she said he just slumped on Zoom. Today more flowers arrived from her boss
How do they do that? My DD is a big tie dye fan so she is enjoying
My DD boss sent her lovely flowers 2 weeks ago when her Dad passed. When she told him she’d be gone again on Friday cause her Grandmother passed she said he just slumped on Zoom. Today more flowers arrived from her boss
How do they do that? My DD is a big tie dye fan so she is enjoying
Figgy1
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Exacto knife water and food coloring runs and hides under boulder
Figgy1
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Shock of shockers we're not running the grill or smoker this weekend as it would be cruel to do so.
John park hopper
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Smoker will be running today doing a rack of pork ribs along with potato salad and corn on the cob for dinner
MySmallWorldof4
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Fireworks were being set off somewhere near us last night. Saw them far off in the distance. I know our towns July fireworks were postponed until sometime in September but I don’t think those were them. I really didn’t realize Labor Day weekend was a big fireworks weekend. They were done by 9.I'm thinking about starting a petition to ban the non commercial/non profit use use fireworks. 2am seriously?
MySmallWorldof4
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Sounds like T had lots of fun. Did you make s’mores?My kid and a neighbor friend have gone thru 3 packs of sparklers, throwing them into the fire.
..but, it did make a neat picture.
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FutureCEO
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I'm thinking about starting a petition to ban stupid people
Fixed your sentence
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Oh, @93boomer -- here's a practical skill for you to accomplish!! Put away the Smartphones, cell phones, computer, etc. Since you live in N.C., you'll be in good company "hollerin'" across the region! 
(Even if hubby is out driving somewhere in his electric company truck, you'll still be able to holler him home for supper!) 
There's a video in the story below -- I like the part where a woman teaches the 4 different kinds of hollerin'.
(@John park hopper , I "think" you're also from N.C., if I'm not mistaken. If you are, this story is also for you. Just think -- you and 93boomer could holler at one another!
)
www.cnn.com
(Even if hubby is out driving somewhere in his electric company truck, you'll still be able to holler him home for supper!) There's a video in the story below -- I like the part where a woman teaches the 4 different kinds of hollerin'.
(@John park hopper , I "think" you're also from N.C., if I'm not mistaken. If you are, this story is also for you. Just think -- you and 93boomer could holler at one another!
)
In this North Carolina town, the hills are alive with the sound of hollerin' | CNN
At a time before texting, cell phones or even electricity, hollerin' was the way farmers in Spivey's Corner, North Carolina, got messages across to each other. For nearly 50 years, the town kept the tradition alive with the National Hollerin' Contest.
www.cnn.com
FutureCEO
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I find the $450 million dollar figure that Guardian in Epcot is rumored to cost Disney to build a crazy figure for one ride. It is also sad the Disney can build an entire theme park in 2 years back then but today can build a ride in under half a decade (it seems like half a decade).
John park hopper
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No I'm from SC the only hollering I hear is the wife yelling at me to put my hearing aids inOh, @93boomer -- here's a practical skill for you to accomplish!! Put away the Smartphones, cell phones, computer, etc. Since you live in N.C., you'll be in good company "hollerin'" across the region!
There's a video in the story below -- I like the part where a woman teaches the 4 different kinds of hollerin'.
(@John park hopper , I "think" you're also from N.C., if I'm not mistaken. If you are, this story is also for you. Just think -- you and 93boomer could holler at one another!
In this North Carolina town, the hills are alive with the sound of hollerin' | CNN
At a time before texting, cell phones or even electricity, hollerin' was the way farmers in Spivey's Corner, North Carolina, got messages across to each other. For nearly 50 years, the town kept the tradition alive with the National Hollerin' Contest.
Figgy1
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Just a little FYI this is a chat about food and general stuff but mostly food
Songbird76
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I wonder if that will be everywhere or just in the US. I want to see it, but I don't want to pay that price to watch it at home. And if it's out here December 3rd, happy birthday to A! Although I'm not sure A will be that interested in it....maybe it will just be a slightly early birthday present to me!
93boomer
Premium Member
I don’t think I can quite holler that far!Oh, @93boomer -- here's a practical skill for you to accomplish!! Put away the Smartphones, cell phones, computer, etc. Since you live in N.C., you'll be in good company "hollerin'" across the region!
There's a video in the story below -- I like the part where a woman teaches the 4 different kinds of hollerin'.
(@John park hopper , I "think" you're also from N.C., if I'm not mistaken. If you are, this story is also for you. Just think -- you and 93boomer could holler at one another!
In this North Carolina town, the hills are alive with the sound of hollerin' | CNN
At a time before texting, cell phones or even electricity, hollerin' was the way farmers in Spivey's Corner, North Carolina, got messages across to each other. For nearly 50 years, the town kept the tradition alive with the National Hollerin' Contest.
