For this Friday’s luncheon special, we had miniature tacos. Mine were salmon and cheese and hers were beef and cheese. They were completely carb friendly with net zero carb tortillas and minimal carbs in the guacamole, olives, peppers and taco sauce. This meal was worth five stars, I’d say. ★★★★★
Now that we have found the net zero tortillas, this sort of luncheon will certainly happen more often as long as we can obtain the zero carb tortillas. Good stuff.
Born in Los Angeles in 1914, Jack, my Dad, is celebrating his 110th in Heaven. This photo of him in the US Navy as a Warrant Officer possibly was taken in the early 1940’s.
26 years ago today, God Almighty put us together forever in marriage. Neither of us have ever regretted joining our hearts in Christian love together. We’re looking forward to celebrating our 27th and on and on.
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We may have posted a classic Chevy like this one years ago on the Minstrel site when we saw it in Torrance back then. Today, however, this classic rolled up into the parking lot while we were collecting mail from the PO Box. A very nice gent allowed as how he would be OK with Damsel taking these photos of his treasure.
Images: 1958 Classic Chevrolet Impala Convertible with Continental Kit in mint condition – credit Verna – click on any image to view enlarged.
So, Happy 16th Birthday to Cabela! Click on the image to enlarge.
We have had Cabela, our Min-Pin, for fourteen years now, and she was estimated to be about two years old when we adopted her in August of 2010.
In spite of some vision problems, she is physically able to get around and prances like the little puppy still going inside of her. We worry when she runs around though, since she tends to collide with objects from time to time.
So, we will continue to baby her as long as she remains healthy and spry. Naturally, we dread the day that eventually will come when we lose her. Dog lovers everywhere know the pain of that
Having competed yet another orbit around the sun, the total of my years is equivalent to the title and graphic shown. In spite of that rather large-ish sounding number, I am still in very good health with only minor symptoms of arthritis and a slightly under-performing kidney. I still see a dermatologist who eliminates some skin carcinoma from time to time, thus reminding me of my younger days of over exposure to the sun’s UV radiation.
Here’s a brief summary of life to this point:
I may have left out a few details. There are a couple of blog posts in the works that detail my Navy service – coming one of these days.
