Where in the World is Bob Saget?

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MinnieM123

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Happy St. Patrick's Day weekend everyone. Since there's been a discussion of nationalities, I'm Irish/American. When I was growing up, my mother would bake Irish Soda Bread, and make a corned beef and cabbage dinner. (I liked the corned beef, but can't stand cabbage.) We'd have Irish music on, and my mom taught my sister and I an Irish jig. St. Patrick's Day was always a big celebration for my grandparents, too.
 

Soarin' Over Pgh

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My kitty is awfully snugly this morning.




Aaaaaand she's asleep

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brifraz

Marching along...
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Always disappointing to read tweets like this:

Tony Levin ‏@tonylevin 3h
To any guitarists in the Vancouver area, my good friend Russell Henson had his favorite guitar stolen there (from... http://fb.me/6JUwJ584e

Good to see a fellow fan of Tony Levin on here. He is an excellent musician and a wonderful person. I have had the pleasure to deal with him professionally and meet a few times and his talent is only surpassed by his compassion and desire to spread music (and music education) to the world.
 

acishere

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This parade is simply adorable. I love all the character eggs!

But I think they fail to realize that Easter is technically a religious holiday. But I'm glad they are having fun with it.




And yes this is what I'm doing with my life on a Saturday morning.... Watching Tokyo Disneyland parades. :oops:

Too crowded :cool:
 

Gabe1

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Good to see a fellow fan of Tony Levin on here. He is an excellent musician and a wonderful person. I have had the pleasure to deal with him professionally and meet a few times and his talent is only surpassed by his compassion and desire to spread music (and music education) to the world.

I echo your sentiments. :inlove:
 

trr1

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Happy St. Patrick's Day weekend everyone. Since there's been a discussion of nationalities, I'm Irish/American. When I was growing up, my mother would bake Irish Soda Bread, and make a corned beef and cabbage dinner. (I liked the corned beef, but can't stand cabbage.) We'd have Irish music on, and my mom taught my sister and I an Irish jig. St. Patrick's Day was always a big celebration for my grandparents, too.
I consider myself an American , just an American even though my ancestor came form other countries. But if I had to
specify I guess I would say Mutt/American as my ancestor came from
  • Great Britain
  • Scandinavia
  • Ireland
  • Iberian Peninsula
  • Finland/Northwest
  • Russia
  • Europe West
  • European Jewish
  • Europe East1
  • Italy/Greece
 

donaldtoo

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Ummmmm ... thanks.

Pecan, warmed, with vanilla bean ice cream, please.

Oh my! One of my all-time fave dessert combos!!! :joyfull: :hungry:
The state tree of Texas is the pecan tree. My folks have a few very large pecan trees on their property, so pecan pies abound during the holidays. Warm it up and add a healthy dose of the vanilla bean "scream" and it's a marriage made in heaven...! :)
 

donaldtoo

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Y'all just missed it - a very rare episode of marital discord in the JenniferS household.

Something smells bad in the cabinet under the sink. The cleaning lady was here and changed all garbage bags on Wednesday. Since then, I have changed the bag under the sink one additional time.

I asked hubby to check the mouse trap (under the sink) last night because the smell was still there. He says it's empty. Heading to bed tonight, the smell is worse than ever, so I take out the garbage again ... AND CHECK THE TRAP MYSELF.

Dead mouse. Duh!!!!! Well, I'm not emptying a trap with a dead mouse in it. Live ones, if I have to. Dead, decaying ones - not a friggin' chance!

"There's no mouse in there", he says, to the person who is peering through the slats and can actually see it.

Long story short, he takes it out back and dumps it, but the whole inside of the trap has to be cleaned 'cause the mouse was decaying. So now, the mice have free run of the house, cats permitting, until he cleans out the funk tomorrow after work.

He will come to bed shortly and apologize for yelling at me. And I will be the bigger person and refrain from saying, "I told you so".

But just so you all know - I TOLD HIM SO!

I could tell a story about a surprise rat carcass that was waiting for us on DSs bedroom carpet when we got back from our Disney trip last June involving handling hundreds of maggots with my bare hands that would make Busey puke up the goats. But, I won't... :cautious:
 
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