jays0n
Friend of Leo's
There were Christmas lights in my coffee this morning. Vid:
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There were Christmas lights in my coffee this morning. Vid:
The museum opposite Graceland? I think so, I remember it and several others of the Kings cars.
jays0n
Friend of Leo's
I saw the cookin photos and only then thought to take some. The Mrs. is doin most of it but I just made cranberries.
It’s still steamin:
It’s still steamin:
Sweet potato
Sweet potato
Candied yam
Put’em on my plate
As fast as you can
Sweet potato
Candied yam
Put’em on my plate
As fast as you can
darkwaters
Friend of Leo's
Riiiiiiigt. It’s Thanksgiving down below the 40th parallel. Happy Thanksgiving.
jays0n
Friend of Leo's
Cornbread just out of the oven. It’s for the stuffing, but I want to just eat all of this as is
The most spectacular rainbow I ever saw
sloppychops
Friend of Leo's
Actually, it's in the Volo Auto Museum in Volo, Illinois. But maybe it was at that other museum back when you were there.
Fall colors!
WingedWords
Friend of Leo's
Some stories on these shelves.
Top to bottom, left to right, apart from the cds (part of my Bach collection.)
The cassette is my son's band's Greatest Hits.
The three single malt miniatures (empty) are from my last failed attempt to enjoy scotch after I developed an oversensitivity to alcohol and can't drink it anymore. The semaphore signal is all that renains from my trainset - all dispersed now since about the mid 1960s.
The single escapement wheel is one of the last things my craftsman father made before he died. I wish he'd been able to finish the clock.
The bobbin is from a bobbin factory museum in the Lake District - no particular attachment, but it's quite nice. The little bear is rosewood. I used to churn them out for sale and made quite a useful sum back in the 80s. There's a wedge retrieved from when the b***ers felled a beautiful flowering cherry tree below my flat window, because the blossom fell in his blasted fishpond.
Top to bottom, left to right, apart from the cds (part of my Bach collection.)
The cassette is my son's band's Greatest Hits.
The three single malt miniatures (empty) are from my last failed attempt to enjoy scotch after I developed an oversensitivity to alcohol and can't drink it anymore. The semaphore signal is all that renains from my trainset - all dispersed now since about the mid 1960s.
The single escapement wheel is one of the last things my craftsman father made before he died. I wish he'd been able to finish the clock.
The bobbin is from a bobbin factory museum in the Lake District - no particular attachment, but it's quite nice. The little bear is rosewood. I used to churn them out for sale and made quite a useful sum back in the 80s. There's a wedge retrieved from when the b***ers felled a beautiful flowering cherry tree below my flat window, because the blossom fell in his blasted fishpond.
NWinther
Friend of Leo's
The cats first day out.....she was a champ, small but a very good climber
Box elder bug on the back porch.
We have this thing living in the creek behind the house. I think it may explain the disappearance of two chihuahuas over the past month or so.
Workbench is finally empty.
darkwaters
Friend of Leo's
What in heaven’s name is that ??? It looks like something that went extinct 500 million years ago.We have this thing living in the creek behind the house. I think it may explain the disappearance of two chihuahuas over the past month or so.
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