creekbend
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11-24-2011 Currently 42 degrees. Here's wishing everyone and their friends and Families, Happy Thanksgiving. I'm fixing to start preparing breakfast for my Wife and Son.
Good morning!!!!
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MossflowerWoods
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Irving,
Rotate them in windows and save before posting. But it is a GREAT Pic!
My two year old says "Big Tra-Tor" which is different from the little green one which is a "Lawn Moder".
All,
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
I am Thankful for ALL of you (and for my awesome Tractor).
38 degrees and at 5am out the bathroom window it was amazingly clear and pitch black (western night sky exposure) and I could see AMAZING stars and clusters and detail usually not visible to naked eye (before I turned on the night light to brush my teeth). The night sky on a clear dark night HAS to be one of the biggest benefits to large acreage in rural areas. No Light pollution and God's amazing handiwork startlingly visible.
What a beautiful sight it was.
Please travel safe everyone, LOVE your friends and family, all of them, even the ones you dissagree with or find odd. Love them all. And be GRATEFUL for all your BLESSINGS.
Be well,
David
Rotate them in windows and save before posting. But it is a GREAT Pic!
My two year old says "Big Tra-Tor" which is different from the little green one which is a "Lawn Moder".
All,
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
I am Thankful for ALL of you (and for my awesome Tractor).
38 degrees and at 5am out the bathroom window it was amazingly clear and pitch black (western night sky exposure) and I could see AMAZING stars and clusters and detail usually not visible to naked eye (before I turned on the night light to brush my teeth). The night sky on a clear dark night HAS to be one of the biggest benefits to large acreage in rural areas. No Light pollution and God's amazing handiwork startlingly visible.
What a beautiful sight it was.
Please travel safe everyone, LOVE your friends and family, all of them, even the ones you dissagree with or find odd. Love them all. And be GRATEFUL for all your BLESSINGS.
Be well,
David
ronjhall
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Second cup of coffee poured. 27 degrees this morning. Headed to mid 50's with lots of sun. It's Turkey Day. Wife is up getting turkey ready. Headed to youngest sons home for Thanksgiving Dinner.
Happy Thanksgiving.
Good Morning All.
Happy Thanksgiving.
Good Morning All.
JDgreen227
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36 degrees here, have a near hernia from going out and lugging in the huge daily paper.
What does today mean for you? A day off work or school? A chance to sleep in? The prospect of spending time with family and friends? The opportunity to spend (or save) on Black Friday tomorrow? The possibility of a calorie overload? Possibly all of these?
As for me, when I first awoke today, I said the same short prayer I always do upon waking up:
"Thank you Lord, for the gift of life."
We all have much to be thankful for, not only for what we have, but for many things we don't have.
Happy Thanksgiving Day to everyone. May yours be memorable.
What does today mean for you? A day off work or school? A chance to sleep in? The prospect of spending time with family and friends? The opportunity to spend (or save) on Black Friday tomorrow? The possibility of a calorie overload? Possibly all of these?
As for me, when I first awoke today, I said the same short prayer I always do upon waking up:
"Thank you Lord, for the gift of life."
We all have much to be thankful for, not only for what we have, but for many things we don't have.
Happy Thanksgiving Day to everyone. May yours be memorable.
RoyJackson
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2011-11-24, 0810
28 Degrees and sunny...cold front blew in and will be chilly for the next few days.
Glad the rain is gone!
28 Degrees and sunny...cold front blew in and will be chilly for the next few days.
Glad the rain is gone!
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Good morning and Happy Thanksgiving to all. It is 35 and foggy here. Best wishes and safe travel to all. Now lets eat some turkey!
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45 degrees and so foggy I can't see the barn.
Thanksgiving dinner has been delayed until next week. The USCG boy is flying in next week so thats when we decided to have our dinner.
Good day to all.
Thanksgiving dinner has been delayed until next week. The USCG boy is flying in next week so thats when we decided to have our dinner.
Good day to all.
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41 F this morning, but going to 70 F by this afternoon. I had great success smoking our ham and a few racks of ribs yesterday. My grandson helped me strip the membrane off the back of the ribs and cut them to fit into the smoker. Then, he helped me rub them down with mustard and dry rub. He was a mess, but had a smile ear-to-ear. For dinner, we ate one of the racks of ribs last night. I told my wife that I'd warm and cut the other ribs for Thanksgiving. She told me NO WAY! We had plenty of turkey and ham for Thanksgiving. She wanted me to save the ribs for US! I guess they turned out pretty good.:thumbsup:
I guess they turned out pretty good.:thumbsup:
survriggs
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44 deg. and cloudy here in the Ozarks. Wood stove a puffin', Working on a pot of coffee and the Big newspaper.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving!