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Sunday, December 30, 2012
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Xmiss day yaking with the Grand Kid
allright as a rule the last time i looked i had a sitdown yak BUT d grand kid likes to make up his own rules for geting around OK gramps heres the deal im looking for some food
stand back im going to take you all on ( ok one at a time)
Tuesday, December 25, 2012
mister turkey meet mister Orion cooker
20 lb,er soaking in apple cider brine for 24 hr
with a cup of apple chips in side the BIG O cooking it for 2 1/2 hr,s WOW it fell off the bone
3 rack baby back ribs 1hr 15m done
ran out of time for photos but this was the best i could do
with a cup of apple chips in side the BIG O cooking it for 2 1/2 hr,s WOW it fell off the bone
3 rack baby back ribs 1hr 15m done
ran out of time for photos but this was the best i could do
http://boxcanyonblog.blogspot.ca/
some times i wish i had this gift to write like this
but this is a copy from BoxCanyon Blog.com please put your winter coat on and go to his site this is BLOGING at its finest
And now, Christmas Eve... in the six am quietness of alarm clock-less holiday... rubbing sleep from eyes and sipping coffee... an unthinkable one thousand piece jigsaw puzzle splayed out like confetti, a Christmas tree, swamped to it's under-branches with gifts. The pulse of life is momentarily sedated, so I use this quiet time to download photos to my laptop.
A random toss away shot at first glance, jumps out at second glance. My finger anxiously hovers over the "Delete" button, "Pull the trigger!" It's a boring photo of winter as seen through the reflection of a Mc Donald's window, the one where we potty-stopped. It seems truly lame, but my eye is drawn to a smaller picture within the picture. I crop away reflections of winter 2012 and zoom in on "winter" of another sort. Caught like a deer in headlights, was a metaphor for the last season of Life.
There's an old, old man in my "looking glass," frozen in time. I study his face, seeing his "winter" as it looks from my "fall." He has elder sized ears and nose. A Veteran's cap sits askew on his head and nearly touches eyebrows... an old solider with stories that will likely accompany him to the grave, lost forever, forgotten. I study his turn-downed turtle mouth... something of a frown. A glance in the rearview mirror reveals a similar mouth forming on my own face. Is it late fall? or early winter?
His hand and fingers appear supple, like a pianist or saxophone player, as he reaches for another french fry. He is in the middle of winter, in the middle of "winter." Whether it's one of discontent or resignation, I cannot tell. Is he a widower? Is he all alone... children too far away? Why aren't they here? Why is he sitting alone at Christmas time in a Mc Donalds? I feel a sadness welling... it's for him, yet in some way it's for me, too... the future me. I want to go fetch him... give him a hug like Caleb gave me... invite him to our family Christmas... smother him with attention... listen to his stories of growing up, the war, and how it is getting along in the "winter" of life.
I have neither grandparents nor parents to hug and wish Merry Christmas anymore. I swear to God, if I could find this man again, I would engage him... adopt him... hug him... love him.
All this from a photo I almost deleted.
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Merry Christmas, everyone. In the spirit of this post, try to include or call someone who is alone and in the winter of their life this holiday season. Soon enough, there go we.
Mark and Bobbie
A random toss away shot at first glance, jumps out at second glance. My finger anxiously hovers over the "Delete" button, "Pull the trigger!" It's a boring photo of winter as seen through the reflection of a Mc Donald's window, the one where we potty-stopped. It seems truly lame, but my eye is drawn to a smaller picture within the picture. I crop away reflections of winter 2012 and zoom in on "winter" of another sort. Caught like a deer in headlights, was a metaphor for the last season of Life.
There's an old, old man in my "looking glass," frozen in time. I study his face, seeing his "winter" as it looks from my "fall." He has elder sized ears and nose. A Veteran's cap sits askew on his head and nearly touches eyebrows... an old solider with stories that will likely accompany him to the grave, lost forever, forgotten. I study his turn-downed turtle mouth... something of a frown. A glance in the rearview mirror reveals a similar mouth forming on my own face. Is it late fall? or early winter?
His hand and fingers appear supple, like a pianist or saxophone player, as he reaches for another french fry. He is in the middle of winter, in the middle of "winter." Whether it's one of discontent or resignation, I cannot tell. Is he a widower? Is he all alone... children too far away? Why aren't they here? Why is he sitting alone at Christmas time in a Mc Donalds? I feel a sadness welling... it's for him, yet in some way it's for me, too... the future me. I want to go fetch him... give him a hug like Caleb gave me... invite him to our family Christmas... smother him with attention... listen to his stories of growing up, the war, and how it is getting along in the "winter" of life.
I have neither grandparents nor parents to hug and wish Merry Christmas anymore. I swear to God, if I could find this man again, I would engage him... adopt him... hug him... love him.
All this from a photo I almost deleted.
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Merry Christmas, everyone. In the spirit of this post, try to include or call someone who is alone and in the winter of their life this holiday season. Soon enough, there go we.
Mark and Bobbie
Sunday, December 9, 2012
NOW SOMEONE,S SLEEPING IN MY BED
OK you get this one pass
takeing the advise of a winter bloger this looked like a good setup it,s a PRO COM MB1000TBM
you can set the temp, as you like (did i say we live in the Florida Sun Belt) dam strate it heats up our 23 feeter i have a 12V fan that moves the air to the back of the bus real good
when not in use it sits right here( also the hose can reach here as well need be)
ok did i tell you we spent 200$ to take the rug out and put new floors to put rugs over the new!@#$%^&* floor
microwave fits in here (think microwave in here you got it)
had to move the feeter over to open the arning it,s old but will work for now
seem lots of rv,ers like 6V GC i have room for 2 more battery,s (the white tube is for - + cable) solar the next thing on the list as back up
takeing the advise of a winter bloger this looked like a good setup it,s a PRO COM MB1000TBM
you can set the temp, as you like (did i say we live in the Florida Sun Belt) dam strate it heats up our 23 feeter i have a 12V fan that moves the air to the back of the bus real good
when not in use it sits right here( also the hose can reach here as well need be)
ok did i tell you we spent 200$ to take the rug out and put new floors to put rugs over the new!@#$%^&* floor
microwave fits in here (think microwave in here you got it)
had to move the feeter over to open the arning it,s old but will work for now
seem lots of rv,ers like 6V GC i have room for 2 more battery,s (the white tube is for - + cable) solar the next thing on the list as back up
Friday, December 7, 2012
am i a sh(+)(+)ter ???
MY PRIDE AN JOY Olympic Arms AR 15 223 / 5.56 2 stage trigger 22in SS bull floating barrel all parts inside are custom setup wish list is a 250yd scope and your cat down range (o sorry???)
top left (my day carry buddy) S&W 3913 9mm top right Kahr cw40mm
best for last bottom Beretta 96G 40mm
the Beretta 96 is custom set up for my hand with a polished trigger with a D spring,, the grip setup has crimsom trace laser 13 rd mag, were getting into IDPA for fun,low$$ with this setup,, next step up is a race rig 1911 38S $$$$ no no thats way over my head
with me shooting IDPA 40mm 180gr is in class heavy ( 9mm is class light ) (note bullet grams can change your class to as well 115gr, to 135gr ) ( shot 9mm 135gr now your in heavy class)
the dad,s baby
Kahr cw40 the cool kids fun gun
S/W 3913 the day baby
top left (my day carry buddy) S&W 3913 9mm top right Kahr cw40mm
best for last bottom Beretta 96G 40mm
the Beretta 96 is custom set up for my hand with a polished trigger with a D spring,, the grip setup has crimsom trace laser 13 rd mag, were getting into IDPA for fun,low$$ with this setup,, next step up is a race rig 1911 38S $$$$ no no thats way over my head
with me shooting IDPA 40mm 180gr is in class heavy ( 9mm is class light ) (note bullet grams can change your class to as well 115gr, to 135gr ) ( shot 9mm 135gr now your in heavy class)
the dad,s baby
Kahr cw40 the cool kids fun gun
S/W 3913 the day baby
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