Grey Poupon is one of the secret ingredients in my rib sauce. Along with minced garlic, tomato paste, ground tomato, Louisiana Hot Sauce, Worcestershire sauce, brown sugar, and molassis.
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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"
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Grey Poupon is one of the secret ingredients in my rib sauce. Along with minced garlic, tomato paste, ground tomato, Louisiana Hot Sauce, Worcestershire sauce, brown sugar, and molassis.
I thought it was Kon-ih-sewer! Boy Howdy!
We are smiling
Oy!
Good Funk 'n Friday to ya all. All nose and toes accounted for?
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mmmm ribs
pork ribs > beef ribs
or
beef ribs > pork ribs
[divide by zero error]
And back from the doctor and this is what she finds - arthritis of the right subtalar joint. X-ray shows bone on bone. If I didn't know that in a clinical sense, I felt that. Treated today with a drain and injection of the medium joint bursa
Last I looked there was arthritis in the left shoulder. The left shoulder of a bass-weight-bearing variety. And successfully treated with physical therapy. That bit of foot I happen to need feels better, if not somewhat sore from the morning. And going to say any stage time of mine is going to be best served with a proper seat.
I have one now I use at home, but it's hardly portable. One of those nobby ones I picked up in an imaginary moment of brilliance when I was in physical therapy the last time. Great seat, if you don't need or want something that can be easily transported
Here with feet up comfortably
pork ribs > beef ribs
or
beef ribs > pork ribs
[divide by zero error]
And back from the doctor and this is what she finds - arthritis of the right subtalar joint. X-ray shows bone on bone. If I didn't know that in a clinical sense, I felt that. Treated today with a drain and injection of the medium joint bursa
Last I looked there was arthritis in the left shoulder. The left shoulder of a bass-weight-bearing variety. And successfully treated with physical therapy. That bit of foot I happen to need feels better, if not somewhat sore from the morning. And going to say any stage time of mine is going to be best served with a proper seat.
I have one now I use at home, but it's hardly portable. One of those nobby ones I picked up in an imaginary moment of brilliance when I was in physical therapy the last time. Great seat, if you don't need or want something that can be easily transported
Here with feet up comfortably
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Forgot about the toes part. All toes functional save for one very, very black and blue toe on the right foot. A midnight collision with something I didn't expect is the starting point. Got X-rays this morning along with my ankle, and happy enough to learn I didn't break the toe. Looks pretty painful ... But I don't really "do" pain relievers. That's on account of doctor's orders, no OTC pain pills on account of everything else LOL. And don't do prescription pain pills. However when morphine is required, I'm good with that. Today maybe just morphine for the brain. There's a new, unopened, bottle of limoncello in the freezerino
Aaack²!! Got my intro to Vegemite from an Aussie friend in an Aussie bar in Berlin, (LS,DA). Too salty for my blood (pressure)! Strangely similar, in that respect, though not in taste, to my few tries of "The Spam Special" at local eateries in Hawaii.
No connoisseur am I.
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Only the best for a Contessa....
Sweet dreams......
Our weapon of choice in the ink wars....
Use any color you like but it had better be black.....lol....
Use any color you like but it had better be black.....lol....
Nice, Concertina, er, Contessa!
I didn't use brown toner much, primarily, just for one client who wanted all her prints brown toned. I did fairly regularly use Kodak sepia toner (the real, power stuff, not out of a bottle), and selenium toner for a variety of things, depending on the paper used (usually Ilford MG iV in both RC and fiberbase, but on occasion Bergger, Agfa, or some sort of Luminos).
Leitz, the old can on a stick ones? A friend of mine has a far more modern Leica V35 enlarger that rarely sees use, these days.
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Good old Quink. Circa 72 my then-brother-in-law swore up and down by Quink Black. And in truth it's one of the most well-behaved inks ever produced. That's a contrast to Parker's "Superchrome". It plugged pens, plain and simple. Not to be outdone, Parker introduced the upscale Parker Penman ink decades later. It plugged pens.
I find Parker Quink Blue to be very similar to the original Sheaffer Blue. The two companies being what they are, Sheaffer cartridges only fit Sheaffer pens, and Parker Cartridges only fit Parker Pens. (And to be fair, Lamy cartridges only fit Lamy pens, and Lamy ink is also a top drawer performer.)
Sepia ink was my ink of choice at university and as a reporter. Kept a bottle at my desk, by my typewriter, as is proper. Used both. Daily.
Today I'm writing with turquoise ink.
Looked like this
People in 19th century photographs never look to me like they were happy people.
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Proceeded on down the hall gettin more injections, inspections detections, neglections and all kinds of stuff that they was doin' to me at the thing there, and I was there for two hours, three hours, four hours, I was there for a long time going through all kinds of mean nasty, ugly things and I was just having a tough time there, and they was inspecting, injecting every single part of me, and they was leaving no part untouched. Proceeded through, and when I finally came to the see the very last man, I walked in, walked in sat down after a whole big thing there, and I walked up and said, "What do you want?"...Arlo
The pain is there to remind you that you’re still alive.
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