Posted on 09/30/2008 10:21:35 PM PDT by JustAmy
Very nice picture, Majie.
Morning, G.G.! and thank you so much, sweetie!
Oh Wow, Majie! Candied apple and candied lips....LOL!
Well, aren’t we unique in language this morning. Thank you, Majie.
So very cute, Amy.
Surprise....I had cereal this morning and a buttered roll (warmed in microwave). Do not mention the rising cinnamon rolls anymore....taste buds are active and I have to run the vacuum. Lunch will be in a little bit. The exact time here now is 1:30 and I am going to try to get a bit more work done! Now, cinnamon rolls will be on my mind the rest of the day! Smarty!!!
Good morning ladies.
Yes yorkie....on more than one occasion & have seen a coyote high tailing it down the road with a cat in his mouth. No way would I let my baby out without a leash & an escort!
We live close to response services. The coyotes can hear the sirens before we can hear them & will start mimicing the sirens. It's so funny but they sound just like them!:)
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Welcome! Flowers are so much a part of our lives, from birth to death, they mark all the important milestones and fill in the special occasions in between.
My kids like to tease me—Mom, don’t you have any clothes without flowers on them?!
Very few! :)
Blech! I remember those huge rolls of bologna from my childhood! I still can’t eat it. Only once in a great while—and only if it’s fried. LOL
Oh, no! I have never seen a coyote with anything in it’s mouth unless it came from “Yorkie’s Kitchen”. (Back in the old days, years ago, when I threw left-overs out back.)
I did watch a rottweiller chase a coyote through my yard a couple years ago, and when the rotty gave up the chase, and turned to go back to the road, the coyote came running behind him, mouth open. The dust that ensued was like a bomb going off. The rottie came out of the cloud, bleeding and yelping as he ran away. (The rottie was twice as big as the coyote, btw.)
When I was a kid, I used to love a bologna sandwich with mustard, on real soft white bread. So, a month ago, I bought a loaf of Wonder Bread, and a pkg. of bologna. I could hardly wait to bring back the ‘tastes of childhood.’
Was I ever in for a surprise. The bologna was like a sponge, and almost melted on my tongue like meringue before I spit it out. What ever happened to the solid bologna from a ‘hundred’ years ago?
That is amazing that the coyotes can mimic the sirens that well. Guess I should be glad that I’ve never seen anything but pictures of coyotes!
It is just amazing how flowers can put a smile on most anyone’s face. They must be hypnotic....they are to me!
I still love balogna. I buy Oscar Meyer ‘all beef balogna’ and personally, I think its delicious. I don’t buy it often as I don’t think its that good for you. Have you ever fried it? I love it fried, crispy, even if it has a little black on it.....I’m weird, I guess.
Leaving for a while.....BBL!
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