today's Pickles cartoon (Nov. 16)
Howard Lester
Cheryl Isaak
"Howard Lester" <howardx...@verizon.net> wrote:
> :-)
>
> http://comics.com/pickles/
>
>
Very cute! no doubt my children will say the same of me
Larry Sheldon
> :-)
>
> http://comics.com/pickles/
Well, now there isn't any reason to bother going up to the road to get
the paper.
Oh, wait. Yes there is. Unless somebody posts "Heart of the City".
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I some time wonder what kind of a bird I'd want to be if I had to be a bird.
Years ago, I thought the Turkey Vultures soaring over The California
mountains and deserts had the good life.
Now days I think maybe the Chickadees have a good thing going. And I
don't see a problem with Nuthatch, either.
Bluejays have some positives, but they manage to attract some haters, as
to the Crows.
Cardinal would be OK. Grackly is OK, but I don't know if I could put up
with the yammer.
Larry Sheldon
> Cheryl Isaak wrote:
>> On 11/16/09 7:44 AM, in article hdrhfv$hnh$1...@news.eternal-september.org,
>> "Howard Lester" <howardx...@verizon.net> wrote:
>>
>>> :-)
>>>
>>> http://comics.com/pickles/
>>>
>>>
>> Very cute! no doubt my children will say the same of me
>
> I some time wonder what kind of a bird I'd want to be if I had to be a
> bird.
>
> Years ago, I thought the Turkey Vultures soaring over The California
> mountains and deserts had the good life.
>
> Now days I think maybe the Chickadees have a good thing going. And I
> don't see a problem with Nuthatch, either.
>
> Bluejays have some positives, but they manage to attract some haters, as
> to the Crows.
>
> with the yammer.
And I don't think I want to be an anonymous LBB--too much like this life.
Cheryl Isaak
Sheldon" <lfsh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Howard Lester wrote:
>> :-)
>>
>> http://comics.com/pickles/
>
> Well, now there isn't any reason to bother going up to the road to get
> the paper.
>
> Oh, wait. Yes there is. Unless somebody posts "Heart of the City".
Won't do it Larry.. Some gems must be found for ourselves.
Cheryl
Rick
community in West Marin Co. CA. She said that if we had a Memorial
Service for her she would come back an haunt us (because she thought
that folks would talk to long and say pointless things)--all true.
Well, we had a get together but, called it a celebration of Life. A
couple of her friends thought that the people who knew here should be
able to speak up. These two fellows went to get the the sound equipment
and on the way one of them went down with some sort of physical
problem--caused we think by my mom. It turned out to be not serious but
the paramedics showed up and no sound equipment was used.
There is another story about her coming back but, that is for a later
time :)
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Lee
(in article <oNidnZpZnfuIeZzW...@giganews.com>):
> Howard Lester wrote:
>>> -)
>>
>> http://comics.com/pickles/
>>
>>
> It reminds me of my mother. She lived and was very active in a small
> community in West Marin Co. CA. She said that if we had a Memorial
> Service for her she would come back an haunt us (because she thought
> that folks would talk to long and say pointless things)--all true.
> Well, we had a get together but, called it a celebration of Life. A
> couple of her friends thought that the people who knew here should be
> able to speak up. These two fellows went to get the the sound equipment
> and on the way one of them went down with some sort of physical
> problem--caused we think by my mom. It turned out to be not serious but
> the paramedics showed up and no sound equipment was used.
>
> There is another story about her coming back but, that is for a later
> time :)
>
>
Wonderful story.
Lee
rarebirdyatverizondotnet
Park Ridge, NJ
Cheryl Isaak
dennism3-ya0240800...@news.datemas.de, "Dennis M"
<denn...@dennism3.invalid> wrote:
> This reminded me of this afternoon when I was waiting on my order in
> Captain D's (kinda like Long John Silver's if you don't have them in your
> area) and I noticed an ad for (deep) fried pickles. Never seen any fried
> pickles on the menu anywhere before, although that doesn't sound as
> decadent as fried twinkies. ;)
I've had a deep fried pickle once. I love pickles, but that did nothing for
me.
But a friend sent me chocolate covered dill pickles, apparently a ND
delicacy, and those I adore. Even better, chocolate covered jalape�os - a
sweet/hot rush
C
Cheryl Isaak
> In article <C72D4333.A15CB%chery...@comcast.net>, Cheryl Isaak
> <chery...@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>> On 11/20/09 6:15 PM, in article
>> dennism3-ya0240800...@news.datemas.de, "Dennis M"
>> <denn...@dennism3.invalid> wrote:
>>
>>> This reminded me of this afternoon when I was waiting on my order in
>>> Captain D's (kinda like Long John Silver's if you don't have them in your
>>> area) and I noticed an ad for (deep) fried pickles. Never seen any fried
>>> pickles on the menu anywhere before, although that doesn't sound as
>>> decadent as fried twinkies. ;)
>>
>> I've had a deep fried pickle once. I love pickles, but that did nothing for
>> me.
>
> The really weird thing was these pickles are apparently sliced and then
> deep fried, I doubt you could barely taste anything but the crust (which is
> what deep frying is all about, I guess).
You have a point there.
Cheryl