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So are Hoover and Bissell and I'm pretty sure we are overfeeding the Raccoons.

Community park party. Food trucks, haunted bounce house and inflatable maze, trunk or treat, dj and adult beverages. Was a ton of fun. No pics during since I didn't have a spot for my phone. There was a few people snapping pics so I'll grab those from Facebook.

We were planning on vegetable beef soup before we knew the girls were coming over. The girls love nana’s chicken noodle so she made both.

Sweet dreams, sleeping in daddies old room.

Harvest Ale from Founders. I enjoyed it immensely. Too many breweries are making thin IPA'a nowadays. They don't have much body, and the hops are all very late additions. Founders' Harvest Ale is more my style. It is kind of pricey ($13.75 for a four-pack), but it is super good. Very fresh too; bottled less than a week ago. Very nice for a wet-hopped IPA.

I was told I loved cabbage as a kid. Called it caboose according to my parents and grandparents. I was so cute, if I do say so myself, and I do.

I cut cabbage into long thin strips to simulate noodles in chicken soup. Not as tasty as an actual noodle but not bad either.

This one that makes your bike ghost-like. Because, it is almost Halloween...

...because god knows my wife has too many pairs of pink (and other) sneakers. Tom

I saw him in a Ford truck earlier

Just bought a big T-bone steak, add baked potato and probably some green beans.

Nana and I had appointments to get our hair cut this morning so I dropped nana off and the girls and I went for donuts. We brought the donuts back to the shop and it was my turn to get my hair cut. The girls had fun pretending they were getting their hair done.

And for breakfast, deep fried apple rings with pancake batter rolled in cinnamon sugar. They look just like doughnuts but better. edit: Womaxx now tells me that they were also rolled in caramel before the batter and sugar. Mmmmmm good but probably bad too.

It is not in Orlando, however, have heard of some countryside resorts. Since the topic was "water park", was referring to the Canaveral National Seashore Playalinda Beach. That is a very natural beach with no development other than parking lots with a restroom (no water) and a ramp over the dunes. I usually go to parking lots 1 to 4, however, the last one, #13, is clothing optional and appears to quietly be having a resurgence. While it is Federal property, the county has had issues and banned it. While I was very aware of it, particurally during the uproar where parking lot 13 became well known, I wasn't aware that they shifted to the next county. The road doesn't go through the length of the park and this was the southern half entered from Titusville. One day we entered the norther half from New Smyrna. Wife, daughter and I began walking along from the last parking area, and suddenly realized...oops.

...off CA 88, near the Mormon Emigrant Trail and Tragedy Springs. ...at Red Lake. ...near the junction of CA 88 and CA 89. ...a couple of Lake Tahoe sunsets. ...near Cisco Grove (off I 80).

You won;t like this one, Further!

Aboot 12 or so I think.

You think the Cafe' is nuts, you should check out some of the stuff on the Flat Earth Society forum. New Theory « on: October 22, 2018, 10:00:26 PM » The suns light primarily travel along an up and down path beteween the sun and the earth, and the water in the atmosphere redirects the light, as seen in a rainbow, to create the hemispherical effects observed in the heavens.

I had a breakfast stout for lunch. Is that allowed?

I had two heinys

Take it easy.

I see you more as a mass harasser? Or a mass annoyer? Or maybe just a mass wear us out with inanity??? Tom

What was the question again?

I have not yet observed a critter polite enough to be named Kirby.

I have watched some of their sheot...crazy for sure. And I have a flat earth cousin

For my pot luck tonight...baked ziti and butternut squash curry

Was thinking about BB ribs, but have the cheeses to make a pizza. Decisions, decisions.

My wife always buys these humongous iced donuts with candy on top for her niece and nephew from the Amish market. Man, they are disgusting! But the apple filled ones with brownish powdered sugar are excellent! The texture is unique - soft yet with a slight crunch. Heaven on the way to hell! Dammit, now I want one! And I don't usually do donuts.

Going for donuts. Grandparent’s job to spoil.

From west Michigan that looked like a standard duplex.

They in their jammies and watching chick flick cartoons on tv. They only have netflicks at home so they are enjoying watching garbage. I don’t know how adults can stand to create that stuff.

The intro on this was done by the granddaughters sleeping over tonight. This was several years ago.

Viola!

Cake threads are not to devolve into discussions of winter or summer squash, thank you.

Zoom in on it. It is. See the little red light under the cord.

They love to draw in the steam on the windows. And see who can stay under water longest. i may need a bigger hot tub.

If the earth was even flat, all the cats in the world would have knocked everything off it already.

Only after I’d known her a long while, I’m reticent with hugging folk. But she ain’t too shabby, if that’s what you’re angling at <sharr and his bass>

Brilliant. With the big girl’s blouse, was she a Lancashire lass perchance? I love that accent btw, even though as a Yorkshireman we are not meant to; but it’s just so innocent and gentle, but broad as a barn at the same time. I am not your imaginary friend either, I really exist, and so do you, probably, and if you came over here or I went to Texas we’d meet up and treat t’other as friends Shirley, or is that my imagination walking away with me.

And make sure to give Ozzie a few snuggles and a treat for me.

When Onbike responds to this thread the word will surely be Dirt.

As much as I like cake, I gotta disagree. We had a great blueberry season, and HoSmudge made some fantastic pies.