January Coffee,Tea and a fresh start for a new Year

[Texas Lawdog]

I got the crock pot for tomorrow morning. I am fixing pulled pork tacos and nachos for supper tomorrow night.

[Texas Lawdog]

The Cawffee and hot water are ready to drink this morning. ENJOY!

[Arcey]

Noooooooooo ! really  ....lordy

AWESUM! Totally yummy. Thinkin' 'bout marketin' the things.

Moanin'.

Forty sumthin' 'n goin' downhill. Prolly gonna get wet. Rats........

Hearin' Sterner's gooberner wants 'im ta get outta NY. Keep goin' when ya get here, Maj. I'll try'n meet ya in Carolina.

[Silver Creek Slim]

Morning y'all.
Thanks fer the coffee, Tex.

'Tis -9 and sunny. High of 4.

Slim

[Sod Buster]

Morning!

No snow yet but it is coming.....4-7" by tonight.

[Major E A Sterner]

Well, so much for king andys party being "all inclusive"I think we'll stick around at least til Nov.to see if maybe we can kick him out of office.Then hopefully head South of the Mason/Dixon line.

[Delmonico]

1 here, funny I thought "Liberals" was 'supossed to be tolerant of other and we were that bad intolerants?

[litl rooster]

Morning!

No snow yet but it is coming.....4-7" by tonight.

drier that a popcorn phart here.



You all be careful there in the Artic/Alantic East coast.






Arcey/Majer Cam Edwards (Cam and Company) had some interesting remarks on Cuomo"s Safe Act yesterday


Thanks for the coffeee time to get it moving

[Four-Eyed Buck]

Any coffee left,TLD?

12 here. We had snow over night, with some snizzle before it. Had to take the SIL to the local VA clinic this morning as she won't drive in this stuff. Panics at the first flake

Del,+1 on the "tolerant" liberals

[The Trinity Kid]

big city trip today....bleh.

--TK

[Delmonico]

OK, Leo's seen this, but I thought I would up-date everyone else:

Posted this in a dutch oven group this morning:



OK, an up-date on the progress of the book; With a lot of new people here, a bit of background. I cook for living history demonstrations, I work in the period of what most call the wild west, from around the Civil War's end to the start of the Great War in Europe. This is intended to be a reference book on everything from equipment needed to the groceries available in the time period, with a lot of period recipes included.

Right now I'm getting the rough draft part of the reference ready for my editor, right now my goal is late spring on that. Then the recipes will be inserted in the sections where they belong, (meat dishes, baking, desserts and such) The goal here is to be done with this by Sept or early Oct. It will be sent on a flash drive to my friend who is going to edit it for me, he has a masters in English. So by the first of the year I should have it back. I will get the last of the pictures I need this summer and I plan on having it ready to go this spring, I am going to self-publish it.

It stands right now at 2.10 meg's of data, not sure exactly what that means, but that is with out pictures or most of the recipes. I need to talk to the curator of pictures at the NSHS for permission to use the one in the rough draft of the cover, which is set up to look lake a late 19th century book with long sub-titles. The first sub-title made several of my friends almost lose it because they understand the history behind it.

I will up-date from time to time again and let everyone know when it's done.

[Four-Eyed Buck]

Glad it's getting closer to the finish,Del. Custer historians will probably argue that he should've taken mustard instead,though    

[Delmonico]

Glad it's getting closer to the finish,Del. Custer historians will probably argue that he should've taken mustard instead,though    

Real ones or the ones who got their info from the History Channel and watching Little Big Man?

[Major E A Sterner]

Happy Birthday to Gen. Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson.

[Arcey]

Ain't supposed ta judge a book by its cover. I'll make an exception. Best of luck.

48° but it don't feel like it. Kilt Thursday's OFSDAR thing. Gonna be a copy of last January but with snow on the ground. Thinkin' Roo suffered heat exhaustion in that'n.

Went ta a meetin' this mornin' up in Colonial Heights at a sportin' goods place. Had a lunch counter in it but no pistol powder I could use. They did have an old five inch pencil barrel model 10 in there. Should've taken it with me. Didn't. Sorry now. Been sorry before. Got o'er 'em then, I'll get o'er it this time but I don't like it.

Here's to Stonewall.

[Texas Lawdog]

The Cawffee is gone for today. Happy B-Day to Stonewall. Both GGGfathers  on my Mother's side of the family were members of the Army of Northern Virginia. I am a member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans.

[Delmonico]

Not the cover, that's the title page.  Still need to figure out the cover. 

[Stu Kettle]

Not the cover, that's the title page.  Still need to figure out the cover.  

I'm thinking a nice calf skin with gold embossed titles.

[The Trinity Kid]

Back from the city.... Chemistry-ed to death.....

But I have a college class this evening, followed by community band practice immediately after...  I don't even get a mean in between.  

Good luck, Del.
I raise my orange juice to General Jackson.

--TK

[Arcey]

....and the rains snows came.