Good morning!!!!

[Thomas]

Just take easy and be double careful this time of year Roy.

 

[Thomas]

34F clear chance of rain snow early hours.

Busy day at pt job but 10 hours later all caught up and boss man got grin from ear to ear.
Not much plan this evening dinner feet up might rough up kittens than share ice cream with them.

Enjoy your evening all.

 

[toppop52]

36°F and cloudy this morning, only going up to 43° today. More rain expected this afternoon.

We made up for the poor meal the previous evening by making Navajo tacos for dinner last night. I cooked up four pounds of taco meat (we didn't use it all ) and The Wife made some fry bread. Delicious. It was the oldest stepson's first time eating them, and he seemed to enjoy it. For those who don't know, a Navajo taco is essentially a loaded tostada made on Native American fry bread instead of a fried tortilla. We first encountered them while eating at the Cameron Trading Post in Cameron AZ during our 2011 trip to the Grand Canyon. Theirs was big enough to feed four or five people. Ours last night were more personal sized.

Wife was hemming some pants for one of the boys last night and had the television on in her sewing room, as she frequently does just for background noise. It was on some satellite channel carrying a show called The Osbournes Want To Believe, which is Ozzy Osbourne, along with his wife and son, reviewing video footage of supposed hauntings, aliens, and monsters, and then bickering over whether or not it's real. I have to admit, it was mildly funny ... mostly due to trying to understand what on earth Ozzy was saying. What a mess that guy is. The entertainment value wore off quickly, though. It reminded me of Howard Stern; initially funny, but boringly repetitive and predictable. I like reminding myself every so often why I don't watch TV.

Every time Ozzy talks its mildly funny!

 

[toppop52]

new food? had to look that up...
fry bread is native bread of South Dakota.
I would sure find a lard substitute.
would you like your bread fried in historic buffalo lard?
Moose lard?

native american fry bread - Google Search

Fry bread is a staple of Cherokee as well as several others not just Dakota.

 

[txdon]

Not much plan this evening dinner feet up might rough up kittens than share ice cream with them.

Pic of bloody hands.

 

[riptides]

Well...signing off for a few.

Happy New Years to you all. No train station rides for anyone! My wife got me some way kool Yellowstone stuff...including a "Don't make me go Beth Dutton on you" shirt for her!

Peace, health, happiness and Prosperity to you all. It was great keeping up with your daily "Good Morning" adventures.

Look forward to "hearing" about you all in the New Year.

Yeah, I know I am a day early. LOL. Calling it in for the weekend.

And,,,I cannot remember the last time I had fried....anything. Wow...I will have to ponder over that.

 

[Steppenwolfe]

Crazy looking sky here today...

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

2021-12-30, 0226

33° right now...high right around 40°

No dump run yesterday...think I've got a torn or injured rotator cuff in my left shoulder. Since my right arm has somewhat limited strength mobility (from the stroke), definitely going to be some problems to work out somehow.
Just typing is somewhat painful

Roy, I sure hope your shoulder gets better fast. Antibiotics ruined mine.

 

[Rich B1]

The Dish equipment is upgraded. The only thing they didn’t replace was the cables Tech was a nice guy, work order was a mess.

Our cats don’t like strangers. They disappear. Except today, Louie, our MC stayed in whatever room the tech was in and was giving him the evil eye. At one point, he was stalking the guy. I have never seen him act like this. As soon as the guy left, he was back to his normal self.

 

[RoyJackson]

Roy, I sure hope your shoulder gets better fast. Antibiotics ruined mine.

I've been using a heat pack and Tylenol. Stepdaughter suggested using an ice pack rather then the heat. I'll try that tomorrow...
It's not as painful as it was yesterday and this morning....but, still...
How did antibiotics ruin your shoulder?