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| 12-11-2019 03:32 PM | |
| ECIN |
I don't tell this to just anyone - Be 'n' your my most favorite aunt in the word   I will  here it is I pan fry up 2 lbs of Hamburger - drain the grease off - I just use a big spoon and move the burger over and tilt the pan so the grease runs to the side and dip it out - put it in a cleaned out cottage cheese container and put in freezer till trash day - this is sort of tricky here - but what ever pasta you like - we use little sea shells - but wife got the wrong box and I used ? More like a medium type - and it all depends on how much you want in it - today , I just fixed a whole box and keep adding till I thought that it looked right - wife was happy - so I guessed close Also -you have to boil it ! The bigger shells take long to get tender - but it will cook some when put in the oven Then after mixing the pasta and hamburger - I added a can of diced tomatoes ( 14.5 oz ) no salt added 2 cans ( 6.5 oz ) of Mushrooms - all depends if you like rooms - you can put in what ever amount you want ( drain them before adding ) 1 jar of Ragu - We use traditional , old world style sauce ( 24 ozs ) Mix it all up and put it in a baking dish - then cover the top of it with a 7 oz bag of Sargento Shredded cheese - I use the Extra sharp cheddar but do not cover the baking dish Set oven at 350 and bake for 30 minutes This does make a lot - so you could cut the P in half , I guess - but someway , ours don't stick around long |
| 12-11-2019 02:57 PM | |
| dobebug | Quote:
Originally Posted by ECIN View Post Just got done fixing my world class hamburger Cass-a-roll ! got 5 more minutes till I pull it out of the oven And Lannie, I want the recipe for your husband's meatloaf and potatoes in a frying pan too. ABTLH |
| 12-11-2019 02:55 PM | |
| dobebug | Quote:
Originally Posted by alan j. View Post Hey i had that one in my voicemail , these knuckleheads never stop! I guess they threw (?) enough lines out they are going to get some  As far as I can tell they don't ever stop!!! ABTLH |
| 12-11-2019 02:43 PM | |
| dobebug | Quote:
Originally Posted by spocksdad View Post Saw this intriging article about new Bigfoot sightings with thermal cameras in Oregon! https://www.foxnews.com/tech/possibl...oregon-forests Pull quote from article: "Around a third of all Bigfoot sightings are reported in the state of Oregon, which makes it a prime target for Bigfoot hunters." Ran across another article about Oregon that might explain this: https://apnews.com/eaea113eee94421789b24fcf047f6bae First Summary Line of Article: "Oregon is awash in pot, glutted with so much legal weed that if growing were to stop today, it could take more than six years by one estimate to smoke or eat it all". Maybe 4x4 or Bug have some input on this Oregon / Bigfoot phenomenon?  I'll be damned if I know why Oregon is always rife with BigFoot reports (and Washington state isn't much better). Basically the people I know don't believe there is a BigFoot and can tell you about the rumors they started with handheld big "feet" on handles to make tracks where BigFoot believers could find and report on them. And as for as weed goes--somewhere in the past (and not all that far in the past) I told Kenny to not think about going into legal pot business in Oregon because the amount of legal weed grown was huge and now the growers have been trying to figure out a way to ship it to states where it is legal to grow but not legal to sell (hard to ship because federal laws still prohibit growing, selling and use of pot). Probably would be better to stick with the now legal growing of hemp--at least you can make stuff out of that (fabric etc) which can be shipped and sold elsewhere. I don't really have any difficulty believing the 6 year estimate. I occasionally think about how amusing it would be if Oregon started shipping (excuse me, it would really be smuggling) pot to Mexico--that'd serve the Mexican cartels right. Library wants their computer back. Parenthetically (for Mel) gotta' go... ABTLH |
| 12-11-2019 02:09 PM | |
| spocksdad | Quote:
Originally Posted by ECIN View Post Good morning everybody ! Where is the breakfast club at ??? Modm ? 6-7 ? SD ? Di ? TN ? Mel ? ( Mel that was a joke ) have to entertain myself ...Spock and I attended "Career Day" at our regular E.S. this morning, awoke 0400, left house at 0700 in the cold wx. (38F) We didn't get back until 1030 this morning and both Spock and I have scheduled a nappy nap now.  I'll detail story later, but cast of characters includes a whole pack (4) of service dogs in-training, a police detection dog, and Mr. Spock, all converging at the school check-in entrance at the same time this morning.  |
| 12-11-2019 12:32 PM | |
| ECIN |
Just got done fixing my world class hamburger Cass-a-roll ! got 5 more minutes till I pull it out of the oven |
| 12-11-2019 11:49 AM | |
| melbrod | Quote:
Originally Posted by alan j. View Post Speaking of archery, this guy has really developed some neat bows We had a couple of football players (at LSU, they're BIG guys) taking the class to fulfill their academic requirements--I'll never forget the sight of this tiny women showing the guys the proper posture for shooting a bow. |
| 12-11-2019 11:42 AM | |
| melbrod | Quote:
Originally Posted by Lannie View Post ...A friend of mine in Wisconsin is currently hunting a large possum that's been eating her chickens, in the coop! I guess it found a spot to wiggle in. Anyway, the tracks and tail prints in the snow are definitely possum, so good thing you caught yours before he started eating YOUR chickens.... Well, I'm cooking Persian food for dinner tonight. Zereshk polo, which is Basmati rice with chicken and barberries. My absolute all-time favorite food in the whole world. Even more favoriter than chocolate cake!  I wish you could all come for dinner, but since you can't, I guess I'll have to eat it all! Hahahaha! Barberries? Do they end up tasting like tart raisins? We cook a lot of varieties of Indian and....I don't know what the Pakistan/Afghanistan/Persian/Punjabi area is called...but we do it. |
| 12-11-2019 11:33 AM | |
| melbrod | Quote:
Originally Posted by ECIN View Post Good morning everybody ! Where is the breakfast club at ??? Modm ? 6-7 ? SD ? Di ? TN ? Mel ? ( Mel that was a joke ) have to entertain myself 21 here this morning - heatwave is on its way - back in the low 40's tomorrow ! Seen MC is really in the deep freeze up her way . |
| 12-11-2019 11:26 AM | |
| ECIN | Quote:
Originally Posted by alan j. View Post By no means am i compulsive or neurotic but in addition to Dr, Tungs ionic tooth brush , I use a the water pic and do oil pulling. I was fired from most Dentist around here for my lack of respect to show up for appointments on time..one of my faults So i have not step foot in a dentist office in about 15 years and had not a need to. I still have all my teeffy's except for my wisdom's which explains everything. |
| 12-11-2019 11:13 AM | |
| alan j. | Quote:
Originally Posted by LadyDi View Post What kinda toothbrush does everyone use? Any other high tech brushers has out there? Humm....... So i have not step foot in a dentist office in about 15 years and had not a need to. I still have all my teeffy's except for my wisdom's which explains everything. |
| 12-11-2019 11:09 AM | |
| ECIN | Quote:
Originally Posted by alan j. View Post Hey i had that one in my voicemail , these knuckleheads never stop! I guess they threw (?) enough lines out they are going to get some |
| 12-11-2019 11:03 AM | |
| alan j. | Quote:
Originally Posted by melbrod View Post OMG, I am SO SCARED!!!!!!!! I just got a pre-recorded message that Social Security is SUSPENDING my Social Security Number because of CRIMINAL ACTIVITY associated with it!! How stupid do these folks think we are? Or maybe they know my age and figure that I may be senile enough to actually panic and give them what they want? A sobering thought. I guess they threw (?) enough lines out they are going to get some |
| 12-11-2019 10:51 AM | |
| ECIN |
I got to looking this morning and seen I had a boat load of Vacation days that I have to use before the end of the year or lose them, so took one today ! AND there is nobody around - Guess I should have just gone to work |
| 12-11-2019 09:03 AM | |
| LadyDi | Good morning ! |
| 12-11-2019 09:03 AM | |
| alan j. |
Rainy today ... should have turned the AC on last night , the doberman could not get his good sleep on. I do not want to work today ughh! Speaking of archery, this guy has really developed some neat bows |
| 12-11-2019 08:14 AM | |
| Lannie | Quote:
Originally Posted by ECIN View Post Lannie - I like your thinking on when to calf - But we fell into that springer group For the main reason of keeping the calves safer - we had way to many cows to let them all stay in the barn when it got cold - snowing - or the worse - rain - fallowed by very cold temps + snow = dead cows or calf's I'm the odd one in these parts, LOL! But actually it's a good thing, because I have all the milk (when I'm milking) and use it to trade for stuff like extra hay and favors. Quote:
Originally Posted by StrykersPerson View Post Good Night All! I am sure none of you are interested that we caught an opossum. Mister said it's big enough to eat Lily. Mister is telling tall tales. Lily is bigger than any possum. It's utter madness around here and I am going to bed. Sweet dreams All! When my ex and I lived in Portland (Tualatin actually) and had Ninja, my first Dobie, who was no slouch in the size department, we had a huge possum coming in our back yard eating the poop! OMG. No shooting was allowed within city limits, so the hubs finally shot him with a field tipped arrow. A gunshot would have been quieter - that possum screeched like nobody's business. And Ninja was WILD, trying to get through the glass patio door and finish off that critter. I didn't let him out, for the simple reason I wasn't sure who would win that fight. That was one large and fierce possum. (He finally dragged himself off to die in someone else's yard, I assume. Anyway, we never saw it again.) I'm glad we don't have possums out here, but then there ARE the skunks, which do as much damage to poultry, and smell worse. Jasper's smart enough not to chase them, but he also doesn't see them as a threat, either. They don't ACT like a predator, and honestly, I think he thinks of them as cats. So it's on us to get rid of the skunks, although there are fewer than there used to be, I assume just because there's a big dog loose on the premises. Oh, SP, I almost forgot. My first Arab, Raj, was an Egyptian (El Hilal grandson, I DO have his papers), but he was a stocky, blocky boy, and if I had to guess, I'd say he outweighed Horus by quite a bit. Horus is much lighter boned than Raj was, and I would think it would be just the opposite. Raj was almost an identical twin to Horus in color and markings, and just about the same size, except Raj was stockier. Maybe I just fed him too well. Horus, though, used to have a REALLY beautiful long mane and tail - I have a picture of him right after he got here and his mane is flying out behind him, and his tail was flowing, long enough to touch the ground. But the trees.  We have a LOT of trees, and Horus is itchy in the spring, so he rubs every part of himself on the tree trunks and branches. You can see (maybe) in that picture I posted, the spot where it looks like the middle of his mane is flopped over to the other side? Well, it's not, it's just missing right there. And he rubs his butt on the trees and breaks off most of his tail hairs right up at the top, so there's not much left. I try to go out and use the toothed shedder on him when he's shedding, to help scratch his itchies, but I can't be out there 24 hours a day, so when I leave, he goes and uses the trees, silly boy. He rubs it off faster than it can grow back.Well, I'm cooking Persian food for dinner tonight. Zereshk polo, which is Basmati rice with chicken and barberries. My absolute all-time favorite food in the whole world. Even more favoriter than chocolate cake! I wish you could all come for dinner, but since you can't, I guess I'll have to eat it all! Hahahaha! |
| 12-11-2019 08:03 AM | |
| Beaumont67 | 6-7 here KEN - you got your apron on, frying bacon & eggs....for the morning Club ? - extra bacon for Beau, MEL still sleeping |
| 12-11-2019 07:26 AM | |
| ECIN |
Good morning everybody ! Where is the breakfast club at ??? Modm ? 6-7 ? SD ? Di ? TN ? Mel ? ( Mel that was a joke ) have to entertain myself 21 here this morning - heatwave is on its way - back in the low 40's tomorrow ! Seen MC is really in the deep freeze up her way .
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| 12-11-2019 12:15 AM | |
| StrykersPerson |
Good Night All! I am sure none of you are interested that we caught an opossum. Mister said it's big enough to eat Lily. Mister is telling tall tales. Lily is bigger than any possum. It's utter madness around here and I am going to bed. Sweet dreams All! |
| 12-10-2019 10:37 PM | |
| StrykersPerson | Quote:
Originally Posted by ECIN View Post I just found a picture of Scott and Lady Di taken 15 years ago ! Isn't the internet great ?   It's a good thing that Cuz took the time out of her day to clean him up! You've done a splendid job of raising Scotty, Di!  |
| 12-10-2019 10:15 PM | |
| StrykersPerson |
"Continue to leak our classified proceedings and your attempt to butter up the mod will be used against you in court." I got this Ma! Everyone step away. Nothing to see here. Back up please.   |
| 12-10-2019 10:06 PM | |
| StrykersPerson | Quote:
Originally Posted by LadyDi View Post What kinda toothbrush does everyone use? Any other high tech brushers has out there? Humm....... I thought you kept the toothbrush as a multipurpose tool. |
| 12-10-2019 09:57 PM | |
| StrykersPerson | Quote:
Originally Posted by LadyDi View Post  Here is a peek at Strykers routine. Shhhhhh....do not tell her I disclosed this early. Our little secret, K? Nuthin like that there. Blinky strobe thingys give me an ocular migraine, and then turns me sleepy from trying to recover from it. I am still thinking Git Up! I am not signing on the dotted line, yet. |
| 12-10-2019 09:45 PM | |
| StrykersPerson | Quote:
Originally Posted by melbrod View Post 15 3 hands--he's a big boy for an Arabian. Though I guess if he's Polish that could explain it. Close to the place where I boarded my horse as a kid was a pretty high class Arab Breeder. Every year there was a specialty Arab show using LSU facilities. My parents always let me get off school (high school) to go for a couple of days--I ran around those barns all day. Fond memories. Too much work ciphering bloodlines for me! I am trying to keep this tidy? And there goes Ma all school book on us. Teasing you Mel. As a kid and didn't know what the barn was for? It was a blast playing in it! Working in it? Not as much fun. |
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