More or less. I remember eating cold duck jelly, probably 50 years ago.I'm not even sure what it is, cant say I've ever heard of it.
I'm assuming a wine maybe?
More or less. I remember eating cold duck jelly, probably 50 years ago.I'm not even sure what it is, cant say I've ever heard of it.
I'm assuming a wine maybe?
TomO Our thoughts & prayers to you both.I’ve been trying to write with little success my annual December update to my weathering clients. Terry and my health issues since July have caused lots of things to change. The house we are in now is the smallest we’ve owned since our 1st one. It’s still too big. The 14 steps to the lower level are getting tougher to manage. We do not want a chair lift! Terry’s smoking has finally caught up to her. Her breathing has steadily gotten worst. My stroke as small as it was between August and September (unknown date) had been painful and scary. Much scarier than my 1st in 2015. Recovery has been much tougher than I remember from before but I’m getting good (very weaken left side) now but it’s been very taxing on Terry. Getting sick during recovery didn’t help me. When she got sick upon our return from Texas ( a trip we should not have taken) I was scared I was going to lose her. She’s about as good as she will get breathing wise but still doesn’t qualify for the traveling oxygen tank.
Thank you David. Terry has always been a way too positive person and some of it has now worn off to me. We see a great future and look forward to it and expect a few bumps in the road.TomO Our thoughts & prayers to you both.
Dawn & I know what you are going through as we have both travelled a similar path. Instead of moving to another property we chose the installation of an elevator. A godsend for Dawn.
Remain positive my friend. Negativity is not an option. That way is too expensive.
Cannot be too positive. lolThank you David. Terry has always been a way too positive person and some of it has now worn off to me. We see a great future and look forward to it and expect a few bumps in the road.
I see the Bears fired their head coach this morning!and only watched a couple plays of the Bear game
That is great to hear!she did make her cranberry sauce.
I didn't know what it was. After looking it up I found out about its interesting history, and it sounds good!I'm probably the only one on the forum that likes Cold Duck.
My Mom picked a place that had assisted living available, if needed. She never did, after having a heart attack and several more in the hospital she never came home. I know she was happy as she was a strongly independent woman.We will not build nor do we need assisted living.
Now we know the rest of the story.It also gives my grandson the opportunity he wants to learn how to use an air brush as he can walk over.
That is superhuman! I hope you can post some photos. I can't eat cookies made with sugar, but looking and drooling is harmless.Today starts the Christmas cookie baking for the wife. ... I believe 16 varieties of cookies and candy will be made this year
That comes as no surprise.I see the Bears fired their head coach this morning!
Close. It's 1:250th scale.Someone check my math and methodology please:
Trying to figure out what scale the RMS Titanic STL files I just purchased are
Real RMS Titanic was 269.1 meter in length
That equals 2691 cm
The finished model will be printed in sections, that when joined are 108 cm in length
So: 2691cm / 108cm = 24.9
That means the model is approx 1:25 scale???
Not me in the photo - from the Kickstarter
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No, that would be 26910 cm. A meter is 100 cm. Close to 1:250.Real RMS Titanic was 269.1 meter in length
That equals 2691 cm
Cold Duck was a cheap Champagne alternative immensely popular in the early 1970s. I haven't even seen a reference to it in decades. You didn't miss much. Best description = Sparkling Wine.I'm not even sure what it is, cant say I've ever heard of it.
I'm assuming a wine maybe?
There is a very valid reason I ask to have my math checked. And decimals are easier than fractions...Close. It's 1:250th scale.
It must be better than MD 20/20 "Mad Dog"Cold Duck was a cheap Champagne alternative immensely popular in the early 1970s. I haven't even seen a reference to it in decades. You didn't miss much. Best description = Sparkling Wine.
Some coaches don't give anyone the authority to call timeouts. With a rookie quarterback that would not be unusual if he didn't have the coach's permission to call timeout.They both could have called a timeout.
No one excels at everything. "A man has to know his limitations"There is a very valid reason I ask to have my math checked. And decimals are easier than fractions...
That I have heard of and even consumed. We used to drink that in HS because we couldn't afford much else.It must be better than MD 20/20 "Mad Dog"
Wasn't that what Fred Sanford from Sanford and Son always drank?What is ripple?
Wine is fine, but whiskey is quicker.We used to drink that in HS because we couldn't afford much else.
Yes sir!Wasn't that what Fred Sanford from Sanford and Son always drank?
Well saidCannot be too positive. lol
To the world you are a person. To a person you are their world
Negative people have a problem with every solution
I couldn’t believe after ruining a very good QB out of college in Justin fields they let the same head coach stay to ruin the new QB. Fired 18 months too late IMOI see the Bears fired their head coach this morning!