The 15th Official (Christmas Countdown Edition) Discussion for TPBM (15)

short5 wrote in post #6560538
That's a cool shot Becky...what is it?

A wooden top on a picnic table. The kids had just left it 2 seconds before. It was taken during the Pioneer Festival last month.

ZANE no fair bringing in the uber cute factor. Not that I would expect anything less, but still.

I found a dog listed as high energy or needs lots of excessive really only needs to do stuff during the day. They don't really need to run for 8 hours straight but will not be happy in a cage or left at home. When I started my business Jinx worked with me. She would come to the job site and I may have had her on a stay for hours while I worked but she was awake and experiencing things all day instead of sleeping. She was exhausted and would crash hard at the end of a work day. Days she stayed home she wanted to play all evening until bed time.

Becky N wrote in post #6560601
A wooden top on a picnic table. The kids had just left it 2 seconds before. It was taken during the Pioneer Festival last month.

ZANE no fair bringing in the uber cute factor. Not that I would expect anything less, but still.

By the way you have quote issues^^

Miniflash wrote in post #6560466
Hi guys and dolls

Hi dollette

short5 wrote in post #6560538
Baby mountain dog

aawwwwwwww *melts*

short5 wrote in post #6560564
No you did not roll your eyes at me

Yes. Yes he did!

Becky, good luck in your search. The next pup I would have, if circumstance ever allowed, would be a Siberian Husky.

short5 wrote in post #6560609
I found a dog listed as high energy or needs lots of excessive really only needs to do stuff during the day. They don't really need to run for 8 hours straight but will not be happy in a cage or left at home. When I started my business Jinx worked with me. She would come to the job site and I may have had her on a stay for hours while I worked but she was awake and experiencing things all day instead of sleeping. She was exhausted and would crash hard at the end of a work day. Days she stayed home she wanted to play all evening until bed time.

She has the advantage of you and your work. Lucky dog, pun intended. Don't think my company or the Treasurer's office would favor us bringing a dog to the offices.

I had to sigh when you took Jinx to the Outback, that is an area where Europe has it well above us. When I was in Austria, dogs were everywhere with their human packs. We need to learn that lesson here, IMKIAO.

short5 wrote in post #6560616
By the way you have quote issues^^

Yeah, we all do, get over it.:p

Miniflash wrote in post #6559930
I know how to make enough for 2 ..

Wish I did... the batch I know how to make is for 4 or 5!

misspix wrote in post #6560001
*passes can of chili and can opener*

Cool Deb! Keep me posted, cuz if you are going to be here, I will track you down fer sure this time

*dons hazmat suit and passes tissue and vitamin c*

Chili out of a CAN!?!?!?

short5 wrote in post #6560064
Ew

You can thank the meth heads for that. Ephedrine is closely watched.

Awwwwwwwwww Glowboy wouldn't want a bath... hehehe

Woolburr wrote in post #6560100
Boooooooooo!

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How funny! Where is that one? There's a great one out in Hendersonville on Hwy 64!

Becky N wrote in post #6560125
I have to venture into cooking ribs. I think my first time will be as a family cook thing with my brother. Ribs have a technique that I haven't learnt yet.



Well fly on over and join us, swing by the east and pick up Jenn too. There is plenty.



Did you get all the shiny things?



Easy, ground beef, onion, garlic cloves (1 or 2 biguns), brown together, add chilli mix in an envelope, sneek in extra chilli powder when Curt isn't looking, bottle of beer, tomato sauce, diced tomatos, tomato paste, let it all simmer for a couple of hours then add beans, we like the dark red kidney beans, but beanless works for lots of folks too, simmer some more. Serve over baked or mooshed taters, or with saltine crackers, and have some cheddar cheese handy to sprinkle in. Sliced green onions to sprinkle on is good too.

I make killer ribs.... I haven't done it in a while but I love to smoke ribs!!!!

That sounds like a yummy recipe... how much does it make?

Jamie Holladay wrote in post #6560139
You guys know Mike's (In2Photos) wife had thier baby last night. Cody Reed 9#15.5oz 21"

Awwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!!!!!​!!!!!!!!

misspix wrote in post #6560194
A limb-challenged spider is still a spider

giggle

DerekRob wrote in post #6560259
I'm going to Traverse @ mnc for Photography lab 1, then photography 1, Digital 1, and then hiking 1.

By the way I'm 35 but I want to finally break my shell of shyness and start living life the way "I WANT TOO"

I didn't think that hiking courses existed until I went to graduate school at a mountain college.... Western Carolina University offers rock climbing to if I am not mistaken hehehehe

DerekRob wrote in post #6560317
LOL, I was referring to friend LOL.

You'll have to get used to Wool... He's a tad bit of a smart a$$ *giggle hopes he won't make me walk home the next time we shoot together*

misspix wrote in post #6560318
Sounds so......fierce!

*goes back for another look*

What. Ever. Spider.

Bwahahahahhahahahaha

Woolburr wrote in post #6560327
Just give me a hot pastrami on a roll....with provolone and deli mustard.

Ewwwwwwwwww pastrami.... salami... ewwwwwwwwwwwwwww *shiver* Ham and provolone... divine...

JWright wrote in post #6560344
Quick pop in to show that Jenn isn't the only one who scrubs up well...

I feel a little like an undertaker in this suit.

Off to cover the fancy event...

WOW Lookin' good John! Wouldn't kill ya if you smiled would it? Would take care of the undertaker look hehehehe

3Turner wrote in post #6560365
BOO!!!!
I'm home....off to somewhat catch up.

BOO!!!! Welcome back!!!

short5 wrote in post #6560416
Yup you do Jinx travels most places with us. The key is train them good enough to behave if you need to sneak them in somewhere. We took her to outback steak house and just put her on a stay under the table. Several waitresses noticed and brought us a doggy bag of t-bone steak bones. We were staying out on the beach at Assateaugue for a few days at the time. We drove back out and she proceeded to lay in the sand with her bones and eat them up sand and all. That said she rarely to never gets people scraps but it was a special occasion.

WOW I'm impressed!!!!! It's so funny I used to work with a blind woman who had a black lab seeing eye dog. I loved Yahtzee! Sweetest dog. She wasn't the BEST trained service dog... but we all adored her.... The funniest part is that she would lay under Becky's feet during meetings.... and if the meeting went on too long, she would shift her position and groan or moan hehehehehe

Skrim17 wrote in post #6560428
good for you Becky! You seem to understand very well how to train a dog, I bet you could have a wonderful photo companion! And what could be cuter than Curt marching in some parade with his puppy?? I'd vote for him!

woo-hoo...silly meds kicking in!

Oh those silly meds can be fun!!! hehehehe

misspix wrote in post #6560449
You do clean up well, a smile would eliminate the resemblance to an undertaker

GAAAA! Bobert, I am going to get you! *looks for coffee can*

hehehehe

short5 wrote in post #6560521
City shelters seem to have a lot more pits and pit crosses than rural shelters if you are looking for a shelter dog.
I am partial to labs and lab mixes. They are smart, light shedders, good size, athletic, long lived, and loyal loving dogs.

I too am partial to labs and lab mixes... My family has had 3 labs and my first dog was a lab/shepherd mix....

mtnphtgrphr, Your right we do have a climbing class but this is in Michigan, We also have a cave class as well. Also a wilderness exploring class which I will take in 2010.

mtnphtgrphr wrote in post #6560634
That sounds like a yummy recipe... how much does it make?

A dutch oven full, but; Curt loves left overs so no problem here to make more than enough.

Oh and simmer with the lid off, helps it to thicken.

Cat like story...Curt has been sleeping since we got home, 4ish...he just woke up and told me..."We're getting rid of the pet crow because he is tired of the mess it makes in the house and how it perches on the ceiling fan."...and I thought I had some weird dreams.

Just made another batch of my 'easy bake oven' muffins. My house smells like pumpkin pie. mmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

mtnphtgrphr wrote in post #6560634
How funny! Where is that one? There's a great one out in Hendersonville on Hwy 64!


Ewwwwwwwwww pastrami.... salami... ewwwwwwwwwwwwwww *shiver* Ham and provolone... divine...

Reems Creek.

You don't know what you are missing...and there is no relationship between pastrami and salami....good pastrami is right up there in taste with prime rib.

Becky N wrote in post #6560630
She has the advantage of you and your work. Lucky dog, pun intended. Don't think my company or the Treasurer's office would favor us bringing a dog to the offices.

I had to sigh when you took Jinx to the Outback, that is an area where Europe has it well above us. When I was in Austria, dogs were everywhere with their human packs. We need to learn that lesson here, IMKIAO.

Agreed.

Becky N wrote in post #6560659
Cat like story...Curt has been sleeping since we got home, 4ish...he just woke up and told me..."We're getting rid of the pet crow because he is tired of the mess it makes in the house and how it perches on the ceiling fan."...and I thought I had some weird dreams.

Woolburr wrote in post #6560664
Reems Creek.

You don't know what you are missing...and there is no relationship between pastrami and salami....good pastrami is right up there in taste with prime rib.

Yepyepyep!

Hey....did anyone else try take chocolate cake in a cup recipe? I made one the other night...used Kahlua as a substitute liquid....cooked it up...popped it out and dusted it with some powdered sugar....very tasty.