Those meatballs look Delish!Just what kind of bacon do you speak of Sir. Those Canadian Circles or the American rectangles?
You would have love my St. Louis Ribs this evening.
meatballs were delish
And for my meatless friends (no chicken) but sorry B A C O N sorry you'll have to pick it out
The one I care about is "One Little Spark"
Guess if you have a garden in Mexico you can grow one too. If I ever move to Florida I am getting one, as well as lemon, lime, orange, and grapefruit.
I mentioned our broken garage door a while back. The repair company said the door company no llonger makes our door so our options were a new panel, or a new door. Problem is the new panel wouldn’t look like the old and we have 2 garage doors, so one wouldn’t look like the other if we changed. Anyway just to change a panel would have been over $500 with labor. Mind you the only thing that was broken was the bracket that attaches to the garage door opener. So, dh and I looked on the door company’s website for repair parts and lo and behold they had a bracket that was universal. For $30 we figured it was worth a shot. Guess what? It works!!!
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The Loma Prieta earthquake was a huge event in my childhood, destroying many of our historic buildings and causing some poor lady to die while going pee int he bookshop. For us, it's one of those defining moments where you know exactly where you were and what you were doing.
It didn't make the list below but only barely below these others at a 6.9.
7 Biggest Earthquakes in California History—Napa's Not Even Close
Although Sunday's Napa shake-up was one of California's biggest in recent memory, the state has a history of far bigger geological rumblings.
Funny (to me) story... when I moved with my first husband to Alaska, I had no idea they had earthquakes up there! 1st morning in new apartment and my bed is shaking.... I thought my husband or sister in law was being funny. By the time I figured out what it was, it was over... another time my couch did the wave, and my front door flew open...
Of course only being 22, I had to call my dad and tell him the ground moved.....
It could be due to location as to what it is called. In Vermont there was a very small Polish population. I found basically the same flavor in a loaf called "Old Fashioned Loaf". Both had about the same spicing and bold flavor, but, I have found neither of them in the past decade or more. I have seen Polish Ham, but, I find that no matter what prefix is used, it is still just ham. Reinforcing the theory that a pig is a pig is a pig.
Yes, the magic of DIY approach. My SIL has no mechanical knowledge at all. They had a ceiling heating and AC air intake that had the cover fall off. leaving just an ugly 20X20 filter and frame to look at. They asked a couple "professionals" how much it would be to replace the cover. They were quoted extreme numbers to replace it, so they left it the way it was. I was walking through Lowe's and spotted the entire assembly for the cost of $40.00. I told them about it, but, due to my present physical problems expressed that I wasn't sure I would be able to keep my balance on the ladder.I mentioned our broken garage door a while back. The repair company said the door company no llonger makes our door so our options were a new panel, or a new door. Problem is the new panel wouldn’t look like the old and we have 2 garage doors, so one wouldn’t look like the other if we changed. Anyway just to change a panel would have been over $500 with labor. Mind you the only thing that was broken was the bracket that attaches to the garage door opener. So, dh and I looked on the door company’s website for repair parts and lo and behold they had a bracket that was universal. For $30 we figured it was worth a shot. Guess what? It works!!!
Oh -I- know he'll be fine....the trick is convincing HIM that he'll be fine. He doesn't believe us, because we aren't doctors.
Was that the quake that happened during the World Series? I was watching the game my sophomore year in college when it happened.The Loma Prieta earthquake was a huge event in my childhood, destroying many of our historic buildings and causing some poor lady to die while going pee int he bookshop. For us, it's one of those defining moments where you know exactly where you were and what you were doing.
It didn't make the list below but only barely below these others at a 6.9.
7 Biggest Earthquakes in California History—Napa's Not Even Close
Although Sunday's Napa shake-up was one of California's biggest in recent memory, the state has a history of far bigger geological rumblings.
And now back to winter in spring. At least we shouldn't see too much white stuff.
Yeah, I looked into staying 2 years ago when we went, but DH didn't think we really needed to do that. But, when we went, they had extended hours on certain nights, and we went on one of those days and stayed the whole day. I remember that by the end, DD was in tears....there was something with her pants rubbing on her skin and she was in pain. AND we didn't know about DS's Autism at the time, and DH had not learned to be patient, etc. Now that we know DS's limits, and we went in the off season, it would really have been nice to have 2 days and to be right there. I knew there were several options for lodging there, but I couldn't remember how many and what they all are. I know the hotel is closest, and then the others are farther away....that's about as much as I remember. Maybe next time.
Thanks! Any tips, since you do this all the time?
