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We had pasta....

Out the bedroom window.

Are you using the camera on your phone to take these photos? Because these pics are stunning.

I have always found the open road to be the most freeing and satisfying exercises that I can do to shut up all the craziness that consumes my brain.

Very nice.

That does look good

Friggen Yummmmm!

Just finished watering the front yard

I'd sure be saving a lot of money if I was there now.... Lol

As with anything and everything, time does eat away at potency but trust me.... morphine has a very long shelf life.

So this would seem to be the easiest answer to this bosses problem. Contact all his furloughed employees and tell them it's time to come back. They have x number of days to show up... if they choose to not return then their position will be filled by someone else. The only unknown will be if the virus flares back up. 80% furloughed pay can not last

Good morning all.......

Well then... It would seem that it's now time for you to step up to the plate and put that big old loving caring heart of yours to work and spend more than your usual in order to help get your little bar onto the road to recovery. You could probably start by buying someone sitting there a drink or two.

It's a beautiful day so we decided to have a nice little picnic lunch.

Creek is getting kind of high. Couple more weeks till peak run off.

How did you know I had a Winchester....lol..lol Way back when, in rural America, just about every pickup truck on the road had a rifle in the rack of the back window. Mostly Winchester 30-30 or some brand of 22 caliber. It was as common as a spare tire. There were considered a tool to be used on the farm or ranch. No one gave it a second thought and no one would ever consider stealing one. It was a different time back then.

Scrambled eggs, sausage and a pastry for breakfast.

We had chicken with a store bought salad and bread stuffing.

The majority of the people I know have their tv mounted on the wall.

It was a nice Mothers Day for the GF. I got her flowers.. a card.. took her for a nice drive and cooked her dinner. She also had calls from her 2 kids and all the grandchildren. Time to call it a night.

Hahaha.... those were the days. My stepdad was born and raised in Monterey. I spent alot of time there in the late 60s and up to mid 70s. California was an unbelievably beautiful place back before 90 million more people moved there.

The Longest Day is my pick for the best WW 2 film. The cast was incredible and the story lines were across the board.

Time for bed

Its coffee time here in the Rocky Mountains

I feel your pain. I'm sure there could be a tax deduction in there somewhere.