"Sittin' round the Pot Belly Stove!"

#61 Postby **Pburgh** » Fri Nov 04, 2005 8:51 am

David, I forgot Crouton was adopted. Ok, Clarabelle was our cows name. I think Poppysky would know the armadillo's name. I can't believe we've lost our animals. I know Crouton will come back if for nothing else, he loves the food.

I'd love to have that eggnog recipe. Let's see do I Captain Morgan or Southern Comfort??? I think I'll try both later this evening.

Have a good debate Garrett. Breeze, I'm with you. This has been a long week and I'm sooooo glad it's Friday. This will probably be one of the last weekends for the fall leaves. It's beautiful here. Temps will be in the 70's today.

Well, I'll brew a pot of Earl Grey. I brought some snickerdoodles - enjoy.

Have a great day everyone. Sit back and enjoy the warmth of this friendly place.
Karan

Skywatch_NC · #62 Postby **Skywatch_NC** » Fri Nov 04, 2005 9:14 am

Good Friday, S2K Family!!

Garrett, you and your team kick bootie there at Lee's Summit, Wxbuddy!!

*RAH RAH, GO GARRETT & TEAM!!!!*

Forecast to get up to the upper 70s today and tomorrow here in the Triangle area of NC!!

Ahh...Indian Summer in November!

Leaves are slower to turn here in central NC...but from our kitchen window and facing an area of woods near a golf course...there is at least one brilliant tree of yellow and orange splashes of color!

Brunota, you wouldn't mind giving one of those glazed KK's to a Wxbuddy would ya?

I'm interested, too, in how your homemade nog turns out and will be looking forward to copying down your recipe!

Have a Fantastic Friday, Everywxone!

Eric

#63 Postby **fwbbreeze** » Fri Nov 04, 2005 11:37 am

Good Morning S2K!! Though not a total newbie to S2k I am a PBS rookie. Look forward to many interesting chats and conversations! The weather is perfect in the Florida Panhandle...and it's great to have folks to chat with about whatever comes to mind. Now since I work about a mile from a KK store...Ill pick up the next warm batch!!!

fwbbreeze

Skywatch_NC · #64 Postby **Skywatch_NC** » Fri Nov 04, 2005 12:06 pm

Welcome to the Stove, Kent!

Enjoy yourself and the company here!

Eric

#65 Postby **vbhoutex** » Fri Nov 04, 2005 12:34 pm

fwbbreeze wrote:Good Morning S2K!! Though not a total newbie to S2k I am a PBS rookie. Look forward to many interesting chats and conversations! The weather is perfect in the Florida Panhandle...and it's great to have folks to chat with about whatever comes to mind. Now since I work about a mile from a KK store...Ill pick up the next warm batch!!!

fwbbreeze

You're hired!!!!

Welcome to the warm fuzzies of the PBS!!!!

#66 Postby **brunota2003** » Fri Nov 04, 2005 3:18 pm

Pburgh wrote:David, I forgot Crouton was adopted. Ok, Clarabelle was our cows name. I think Poppysky would know the armadillo's name. I can't believe we've lost our animals. I know Crouton will come back if for nothing else, he loves the food.

I'd love to have that eggnog recipe. Let's see do I Captain Morgan or Southern Comfort??? I think I'll try both later this evening.

Have a good debate Garrett. Breeze, I'm with you. This has been a long week and I'm sooooo glad it's Friday. This will probably be one of the last weekends for the fall leaves. It's beautiful here. Temps will be in the 70's today.

Well, I'll brew a pot of Earl Grey. I brought some snickerdoodles - enjoy.

Have a great day everyone. Sit back and enjoy the warmth of this friendly place.
Karan

Maybe thats why I saw animals roaming the Talkin Tropics page back in Sept... :lol:

#67 Postby **vbhoutex** » Fri Nov 04, 2005 5:13 pm

brunota2003 wrote:
Pburgh wrote:David, I forgot Crouton was adopted. Ok, Clarabelle was our cows name. I think Poppysky would know the armadillo's name. I can't believe we've lost our animals. I know Crouton will come back if for nothing else, he loves the food.

I'd love to have that eggnog recipe. Let's see do I Captain Morgan or Southern Comfort??? I think I'll try both later this evening.

Have a good debate Garrett. Breeze, I'm with you. This has been a long week and I'm sooooo glad it's Friday. This will probably be one of the last weekends for the fall leaves. It's beautiful here. Temps will be in the 70's today.

Well, I'll brew a pot of Earl Grey. I brought some snickerdoodles - enjoy.

Have a great day everyone. Sit back and enjoy the warmth of this friendly place.
Karan
Maybe thats why I saw animals roaming the Talkin Tropics page back in Sept...

Organize a search party in the Talkin' Tropics thread!!!!! :eek:

azsnowman · #68 Postby **azsnowman** » Fri Nov 04, 2005 7:25 pm

vbhoutex wrote:No harm no foul Garrett!!!

Tell my cousins in Lee's Summit I said hello and GO Team Go!!!! I'm sure you have them ready. We know you are a great teacher!!!

Actually, we adopted Crouton the pig from a former TWC OCM who was/is a member here who moved to the NC area and said he could keep his pig. CRS causes me to forget his name. We decided that Crouton was lonely so we then brought in the other two. But, I think we aren't the best animal keepers and we didn't want them to be too restricted anyway.hehehe

Better finidsh the get ready for work routine. Laters and EVERYONE HAVE A WONDERFUL WEEKEND!!!

OK....."Name that OCM!" DANG Brother David, you've got my BRAIN HURTING NOW......WHO the HECK is/was it?!?!?!?!?!? Bob Childs maybe? It was Bob something wasn't it?

ANYWAY....MAN, whatta DAY!! I spent ALL day preparing evidence for disposal from our property room, do you KNOW HOW MUCH STUFF accumualates over the YEARS!! Stuff collected over time HAS to be held in the property room for "7 YEARS!!" Then, you have to research ALL the items, LOG them, file a petition with the court to DESTROY the items, then FIND a place that is EPA certified to BURN the stuff, ya know, DRUGS, weapons etc. WHATTA PAIN! AH WELL......"Waaa, waaa, waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!" LOL!

That's nuff outta me tonight, so until tomorrow, "May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You!" I'll leave the light on and stoke the fire!

Dennis 8-)

Miss Mary · #69 Postby **Miss Mary** » Fri Nov 04, 2005 7:57 pm

Okay, so that's the official origin of Crouton. Can you believe I missed the meno on that, way back when? I just kept hoping for it all to make some kinda sense, but it never did!!!

So, do you mean Bob Stokes? LOL

Or was it Carl Parker? He was a fave of TLC's and she was around back then.....

Whadda I know.....

What I do is I am just wiped out this Friday night! I only put in 15 hours in a HS cafeteria this week, but man oh man, I worked my tail off each shift. Start to finish. Physical labor! I'm just not used to such a fast, hectic pace!!! But I will get the hang of this....I've come to conclusion I'd like to remain a cafeteria sub (3 to 4 hours a day). Some work 6 hours a day, I don't think I'd be up for that. Still get very tired, even 6 years after my cancer was licked. Keep thinking I won't get so worn out but I am! Sleeping in til 7 tomorrow - woohoo! I should add that I've been doing many chores before and after my shifts each day, so getting up at 5:20 everyday and working from about 8 until 7 at night, is getting old! I need a snowday...and it's only November....he he

Mary

azsnowman · #70 Postby **azsnowman** » Fri Nov 04, 2005 8:36 pm

No Mary, it wasn't Bob Stokes, I know who he was......I still swear the last name was Childs?????

Dennis

breeze · #71 Postby **breeze** » Fri Nov 04, 2005 8:39 pm

Miss Mary, you're doing the smart thing by working 3-4
hours a day. Don't overdo it, my friend. And, I'm with you
on the Snow Day - I've been wanting one (or two) since
around July! :wink:

I've taken a grand total of 3½ vacation
days for this whole year! I get 2 weeks, but, I've been waiting
to see when Mama has surgery on her foot, pending until
around the first of December.

I hope Garrett & Gang came out on top, today!

Thanks for stoking the fire, Dennis. I'm going to curl up
with an afghan and have some of Karan's hot tea.

Mmmm....that's already making the past week ALL better!

Skywatch_NC · #72 Postby **Skywatch_NC** » Fri Nov 04, 2005 9:29 pm

Bob Child!!

He was working in Charlotte, NC for a news service last I knew!

And when he worked at TWC he would mention every so often on air a weather history event that he found at TWC boards from the This Date In Weather History topic I had there and that pojo Shannon helped out with, too!

Eric

bigmike · #73 Postby **bigmike** » Fri Nov 04, 2005 10:15 pm

Yep time to fire up the old doobie and get ready to jack ol saint nick 8-)

Gotta love this time of year,

#74 Postby **brunota2003** » Fri Nov 04, 2005 10:18 pm

Hey everyone, pull out ur snow shovels and blowers, and check to make sure you know how to use them and that they are in good working order BEFORE the first snows come...

Skywatch_NC · #75 Postby **Skywatch_NC** » Fri Nov 04, 2005 10:28 pm

Welcome to the Stove, Mike!

Pull up a chair and have some of Brunota's homemade nog!

Eric

#76 Postby **brunota2003** » Fri Nov 04, 2005 10:46 pm

havent even t\made the nog yet and its already famous!!! alright!!! lol :lol:

Skywatch_NC · #77 Postby **Skywatch_NC** » Fri Nov 04, 2005 10:48 pm

Well, here it's virtual so what the hey!

Eric

#78 Postby **brunota2003** » Fri Nov 04, 2005 10:49 pm

u gotta point...lol

#79 Postby **brunota2003** » Fri Nov 04, 2005 10:52 pm

oh, left a couple of cases of the homemade nog in the fridge, encase everyone gets a "little" thirsty later, im going to hit the hay, all these KK's and nog have made me tired... good night guys, see u in the mornin'!!!

#80 Postby **brunota2003** » Sat Nov 05, 2005 7:47 am

Goody Mornin' to everyone!!!

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