Bruce
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Current forecast says Michael will hit the Florida Panhandle around Wed afternoon as a hurricane.
He's been posting on BYC. He and the Princess went on a multi week vacation a few weeks back. Not as far back as July though!
Coffee anyone ?
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Alaskan
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We like to cook meat in terribly sweet nasty to drink beer. Usually a messed up home brew. Alcoholic root beer is good too.
RollingAcres
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Good morning. Coffee/tea is on...and perhaps wine? 
Mini Horses
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I think the pic of that feast Devon posted looks yummy! I'm thinking the goat meat would work out about the same. Hmmmm. Also, tart cherry juice would do a similar job at both flavor & tenderizing the oat meat. It is tasty, just a long grain meat and so, more chewy than "tough. The wine/juices break it down. Even some balsamic vinegar would do the job!
So this AM with my coffee I had some "made yesterday" goat cheese & crackers. Real buffet, huh? Well, too much milk in frig, so cheese & cream. Today I'm hoping to do some butter, as soon as I finish the goat meat packaging.
Being my 4th day in a row at home....I am relaxing to find how rewarding it can be. Did chores, collected eggs, played with the younger animals, visited with the older ones and gave the all a good look over, some hugs, etc. Even with the unplanned events, anxiety & resolve, I found time & calm to "enjoy" being at home, knowing I had the next day at home and planning accordingly. It is going to be very nice when I can truly "retire" next summer. I got a glimpse fo how it will be. For those of you already there, kudos!
Been a lot nicer than "this is the only 24 hrs I have" to get things beyond those daily feed care chores taken care of.
So this AM with my coffee I had some "made yesterday" goat cheese & crackers. Real buffet, huh? Well, too much milk in frig, so cheese & cream. Today I'm hoping to do some butter, as soon as I finish the goat meat packaging.
Being my 4th day in a row at home....I am relaxing to find how rewarding it can be. Did chores, collected eggs, played with the younger animals, visited with the older ones and gave the all a good look over, some hugs, etc. Even with the unplanned events, anxiety & resolve, I found time & calm to "enjoy" being at home, knowing I had the next day at home and planning accordingly. It is going to be very nice when I can truly "retire" next summer. I got a glimpse fo how it will be. For those of you already there, kudos!
Been a lot nicer than "this is the only 24 hrs I have" to get things beyond those daily feed care chores taken care of.
RollingAcres
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If you heard it/read it in your news today: This tragic news "made" National news today. It happened about 30 miles south of where I live. I don't know any of the victims but someone at my work knew someone.
https://wnyt.com/news/schoharie-crash-route-30-and-30-a/5100377/?cat=10114
https://wnyt.com/news/schoharie-crash-route-30-and-30-a/5100377/?cat=10114
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That would be "knew" someone... very tragic.
RollingAcres
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Fixed it
Mini Horses
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WOW. In VA you cannot title or license a limo without the final inspections for the cut & rebuild. Wonder how they got it on the road without that? The rental company will have a lot of questions to answer! No valid vehicle AND no valid licensure driver. We made limos and ran a service in '90 in VA. It's a really tight system here for vehicle inspections, your premises, equipment, etc. Our welders had to be certified, the equipment to hold, align, etc., constantly inspected.
I'm surprised the vehicle was "on the road" but we all know how some can evade the laws. Sounds like it was also overloaded with passenger numbers. Such a shame that a whole family -- and then some -- were totally destroyed.
I'm surprised the vehicle was "on the road" but we all know how some can evade the laws. Sounds like it was also overloaded with passenger numbers. Such a shame that a whole family -- and then some -- were totally destroyed.
RollingAcres
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It is such a shame. The vehicle wasn't even supposed to be on the road. But who knows what the limo company did.
They also said that the owner of the limo company is a former FBI informant.
https://www.timesunion.com/news/article/FBI-informant-in-terror-stings-owned-limo-in-13290392.php
They also said that the owner of the limo company is a former FBI informant.
https://www.timesunion.com/news/article/FBI-informant-in-terror-stings-owned-limo-in-13290392.php
Baymule
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That has been all over the news. What a horrible accident, so sad.
