STORM2K

Yes weatherbuddies, tis that time of year AGAIN to gather round the Pot Bellied Stove and share the event of our day and of course, the weather!

The Pot Bellied Stove thread was started during the dark days after September 11th 2001. It was created as a healing place, a place to share our fears, our hopes, our dreams.

So come on in, pull up a chair, put up yer feet and enjoy the glow of true weather buddy friendship.

Dennis

Ok Bill! Here it is, just for YOU my Brother Gotta admit, it's pretty friggin' COOL here too! Hit a high of 58° today with a STIFF NE breeze of 16 mph, gave a CHILL to the air

Fall is, without a DOUBT, my MOST favoritist time of year! The cool air, the smell of woodstoves/fireplaces burning!

That's nuff for now, enjoy the fire Bill...AnnaBelle, she be a ho, has a pillow near the stove JUST fer her!

Dennis

Annabelle (she be a ho') appreciates her High Pillow...we've had storm after storm here the last two days, with winds of 40-60 mph, followed by VERY cool weather (unusual in the Bootheel).

Now, she wants to nuzzle on her pillow, and she be ho'ing about that jar of beef jerky she can smell on the shelf. Annabelle is SHAMELESS!!

Ahhhh, the warmth of the stove once more. Many a friendship and lifelong bond have been developed and nurtured at this stove.

Bill, Dennis, I made some cocoa and brought some snickerdoodles. David, I left the chocolate covered KK's on the sideboard. I'll brew some Earl Grey for Miss Mary.

Granny's afgan is laying on the rocker for anyone that needs that extra warmth.

Hello to all......I missed out on the pot belly stove this time last year! So I made some of my famous banana nut bread! It's sittin' on the stove stayin warm for everyone to enjoy.

I wish we would get another cold snap here! I can't wait! We had a few days in the 50's in the morning here in cow country about a week ago........waitin on that next artic front to come down my way!

Hope everyone has a nice nite!

*Amy*

I'm stoppin' by for those KK's!!! Thanks Daran!! We don't have KK here in Houston anymore.

Not quite potbelly stove weather here yet, but I had to drop in for the snacks, including yummy banana bread!! Amy, I'm glad to see you back posting.

Karan, you are so right about the friendships and bonds!!! Thank you Dennis for starting this forum years ago!!

Have a great weekend all!!

By the way, has anyone seen crouton or clarabelle? I hope they aren't afraid of ho's!!!

Woohoo, the stove! It's not that cold for it yet here but it'll be here sooner than later. Glad to have a nice, warm comfy place to sit and crochet. let me know when the hot chocolate's ready, I got the marshmellows!

Howdy folks! I know its been a while since I pulled up a chair to the stove but with all this rain this AM I could use a fire and a blanket. I thought I would stop by with some fresh KKs, theres a few chocolate ones in there too.

Thanks for the bread Amy, and I will take a few of those marshmellows for the fire angelwing. Thanks.

Have a wondeferous day everyone!

vbhoutex wrote:I'm stoppin' by for those KK's!!! Thanks Daran!! We don't have KK here in Houston anymore.

Not quite potbelly stove weather here yet, but I had to drop in for the snacks, including yummy banana bread!! Amy, I'm glad to see you back posting.

Karan, you are so right about the friendships and bonds!!! Thank you Dennis for starting this forum years ago!!

Have a great weekend all!!

By the way, has anyone seen crouton or clarabelle? I hope they aren't afraid of ho's!!!

Nobody should be afraid of the Nannerbelle (she BE a ho')...all she'll do is lick them to death. She's still the "Thing of Things, and the Ho' of Ho's"..."Best of Ho'"..."Nasty Thing", etc., etc., and on her eighth year of being a ho'.

She be whoring as I type this...I'm eating "people food", and Princess Gimmesome wants it!

Its not that cold yet.... and there are leaves on the trees here in Wisconsin..... yes the are changing. Its always nice to see the colors. Slowly, everyone will start filtering in...... with the smells of fresh apple cider and KK's and of course the warm afghan.

I'm actually at home..... for once..... I decided that I needed some time at home to recoop from the flying and the 17 days of he!! up at Fairchild AFB (survival, evasion, resistence education.... SERE.) Its needed for all aircrew personnel. I now realize that I have knees and toes... I still have nerve damage in my toes.... and lots of nightmares from the resistence phase.

pojo wrote:Its not that cold yet.... and there are leaves on the trees here in Wisconsin..... yes the are changing. Its always nice to see the colors. Slowly, everyone will start filtering in...... with the smells of fresh apple cider and KK's and of course the warm afghan.

I'm actually at home..... for once..... I decided that I needed some time at home to recoop from the flying and the 17 days of he!! up at Fairchild AFB (survival, evasion, resistence education.... SERE.) Its needed for all aircrew personnel. I now realize that I have knees and toes... I still have nerve damage in my toes.... and lots of nightmares from the resistence phase.

You fiorgot the most important "E"...ESCAPE. That's OK, you're young...

streetsoldier wrote:

pojo wrote:Its not that cold yet.... and there are leaves on the trees here in Wisconsin..... yes the are changing. Its always nice to see the colors. Slowly, everyone will start filtering in...... with the smells of fresh apple cider and KK's and of course the warm afghan.

I'm actually at home..... for once..... I decided that I needed some time at home to recoop from the flying and the 17 days of he!! up at Fairchild AFB (survival, evasion, resistence education.... SERE.) Its needed for all aircrew personnel. I now realize that I have knees and toes... I still have nerve damage in my toes.... and lots of nightmares from the resistence phase.

You fiorgot the most important "E"...ESCAPE. That's OK, you're young...

thx.... I was mentally and physically stressed.

survival, evasion, resistence education, escape.....


Sounds like parenting four teenage boys!



Hello everyone, it went up to 55 today, but it was rainy and dreary. I couldn't get warm all day. Let me get some hot chocolate.

My back flared up again. MRI indicated herniated lumbar disk. I spent the weekend before last, in pain in bed all weekend. Since then it's slowly improving. I see a neurologist on Nov. 20-something. Getting a new mattress. Taking the rest of the year off from biking. This flareup and the first one were both related to mis-use while biking. Guess I'm not young anymore, so I better realize that I shouldn't try to compete with those youngsters, even though its fun beating them.

*pulls up a chair* Hi everybody.

It's rained for the last 3 days here, it finally stopped today and the sun came out. It got to about 70. Tommorow night and Monday night, we might see our first frost.

*throws firecrackers into the stove*

OMG I just heard some loud poppin' sounds in the stove!!!!

*arkess finds the firecrackers and puts some choc. chip cookies in the oven instead*

Well rain rain and more rain here in my neck of the woods. UGGG!!! Nice and cool though, got all the windows open, nice breeze. Got a day off today so I'm relaxin' as much as I can! Gona make some chili mac for dinner. Yummo! Hope everyone has a good day!

*arkess's dog Roxy is barkin' at Crouton who is sniffin the oven*

It's 44 right now. Theres a frost advisory out, I hope we get one.

I want a nice cold winter this year.

*pours gas on the fire*

pojo wrote:

streetsoldier wrote:

pojo wrote:Its not that cold yet.... and there are leaves on the trees here in Wisconsin..... yes the are changing. Its always nice to see the colors. Slowly, everyone will start filtering in...... with the smells of fresh apple cider and KK's and of course the warm afghan.

I'm actually at home..... for once..... I decided that I needed some time at home to recoop from the flying and the 17 days of he!! up at Fairchild AFB (survival, evasion, resistence education.... SERE.) Its needed for all aircrew personnel. I now realize that I have knees and toes... I still have nerve damage in my toes.... and lots of nightmares from the resistence phase.

You fiorgot the most important "E"...ESCAPE. That's OK, you're young...

thx.... I was mentally and physically stressed.

But if you could hold up under that, no North Korean (expletive unwritten) should be able to "get to you". That's why SERE is mandatory for aircrews.

Is it that time of year again already? Where has the year gone. Just popping in to let you know that my first year of teaching is going excellent. I love my job, even if it keeps me busy about 18 hours out of the day!

streetsoldier wrote:But if you could hold up under that, no North Korean (expletive unwritten) should be able to "get to you". That's why SERE is mandatory for aircrews.

you are absolutely right..... SERE is mandatory for Aircrews

Hola people! Whew I am tired! We had a big dine-in Thanksgiving dinner today at work. All the family members could come and eat with there loved ones. I work at a nursing home in dietary BTW, and it was really nice. They did it a week early so family members could still travel for Thanksgiving if they are. So I left a nice hot toddy for anyone who needs to relax by the stove! Hope everyone is well!

*Amy*