Some general information about S(pecial) A(ir) M(ission) 26000 and its pilot at the time of the photograph above — “Air Force One” when presidents Kennedy, Johnson, or Nixon were aboard — at the picture link
The link below this one lists the (publicly available at least / come on, this is the President of the United States there would be some modifications) specifications of the Boeing C-137 Stratoliner and its variations.
Accepting that power transfers at the beginning of an oath, no child born at or after 14:38 hrs. Central Standard Time Friday, November 22, 1963 ever had a President Kennedy in their world and the eldest of them will reach the age of 58 years at that time today.
These magazine covers (see the link below) give a better rendition of the Louis L’Amour title “Down Paagumene Way.”
The story is included in “The Collected Short Stories of Louis L’Amour The Adventure Stories – Volume IV”
This was added at around 11:00 hrs. E.S.T. and is a mixture of a summary of the story, some illustrations from it and some VERY BLUNT wartime propaganda posters.
Against the Wind – This song had a good connection with Tom Hanks running. But after I watched it. I replayed the song a couple times with my eyes closed. It is a powerful song on its own.
Hmmm….
Going by the picture it appears to be a variation of this very simple relish.
From:
”The Fannie Farmer Cookbook” (Twelfth Edition)
Revised by: Marion Cunningham with Jeri Laber
Illustrated by: Lauren Jarret
Published by: Bantam Books
ISBN 0-553-23488-9
“Cranberry and Orange Relish”
(SERVES SIX)
1 pound cranberries
1 small orange
3/4 cup sugar
Wash the cranberries. Cut the orange in pieces and remove the seeds;
do not peel. Chop the cranberries and orange with a food chopper or
in a food processer. Add the sugar and stir well. Let stand at least 30
minutes before serving.
I was in class, 7th grade I think. It was a Catholic school so this hit pretty hard. The school had just started experimenting with TVs in classrooms for educational programs, and the teacher tuned in the assassination coverage. After a while we were sent home.
This is the first thing I really remember happening outside my little world. I’d just turned 5. I was terrified that someone might decide to shoot my Daddy too. After all, I could see his kids on TV crying about their Dad. Never occurred to me that there was a big difference between my GS7 Dad working for Fleet Accounting and their Dad as President.
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I think Clara is going to have the best night’s sleep. Cleo calling Claude a genius could only be in Claude’s dreams.
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🙁
Some general information about S(pecial) A(ir) M(ission) 26000 and its pilot at the time of the photograph above — “Air Force One” when presidents Kennedy, Johnson, or Nixon were aboard — at the picture link
The link below this one lists the (publicly available at least / come on, this is the President of the United States there would be some modifications) specifications of the Boeing C-137 Stratoliner and its variations.
BOEING C-137 STRATOLINER LINK
Accepting that power transfers at the beginning of an oath, no child born at or after 14:38 hrs. Central Standard Time Friday, November 22, 1963 ever had a President Kennedy in their world and the eldest of them will reach the age of 58 years at that time today.
RIP Mr. President!
,
Dang!
Do your ears hang low
Can you swing them to and fro
Can you tie them in a knot
Can you tie them in a bow
,
These magazine covers (see the link below) give a better rendition of the Louis L’Amour title “Down Paagumene Way.”
The story is included in “The Collected Short Stories of Louis L’Amour The Adventure Stories – Volume IV”
“Down Paagumene Way”
LOCATION MAP AND CURRENT WEATHER AT PAAGUMENE
This was added at around 11:00 hrs. E.S.T. and is a mixture of a summary of the story, some illustrations from it and some VERY BLUNT wartime propaganda posters.
LINK
Cleo says, what a brilliant idea.
Claude says, it’s a great idea.
Clara says Oh George!
Montana Lady says Oh Willie……..!!!
Ha Ha!
In my dream, I have angels massaging my feet (I have a lot of foot pain).
Monday Monday – is this to prepare us for the coming week? With Thanksgiving and all? Can’t trust that day!
Mamas, don’t let your puppies grow up to be cowdogs.
Dennis, did you catch my answer to you yesterday re: “Footloose”?
I did. I tried once and could not make the connection, so I went back and printed your instructions, I will give it another shot later.
Against the Wind – This song had a good connection with Tom Hanks running. But after I watched it. I replayed the song a couple times with my eyes closed. It is a powerful song on its own.
cranberry relish
Hmmm….
Going by the picture it appears to be a variation of this very simple relish.
From:
”The Fannie Farmer Cookbook” (Twelfth Edition)
Revised by: Marion Cunningham with Jeri Laber
Illustrated by: Lauren Jarret
Published by: Bantam Books
ISBN 0-553-23488-9
“Cranberry and Orange Relish”
(SERVES SIX)
1 pound cranberries
1 small orange
3/4 cup sugar
Wash the cranberries. Cut the orange in pieces and remove the seeds;
do not peel. Chop the cranberries and orange with a food chopper or
in a food processer. Add the sugar and stir well. Let stand at least 30
minutes before serving.
There’s nothing like homemade cranberry relish!
… and everyone woke up haps…
Gooooood Morning Cleophanatics! It’s MONDAY!!!
Everybody remember where they were when they heard?
Me? Just getting on the school bus in front of the middle school.
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Not my cup of relish, but it is good on leftover turkey sammiches.
Y’all have a good start to your week. (inhales) yup. mine started out ok
(((((HuGz!)))))
I was in class, 7th grade I think. It was a Catholic school so this hit pretty hard. The school had just started experimenting with TVs in classrooms for educational programs, and the teacher tuned in the assassination coverage. After a while we were sent home.
This is the first thing I really remember happening outside my little world. I’d just turned 5. I was terrified that someone might decide to shoot my Daddy too. After all, I could see his kids on TV crying about their Dad. Never occurred to me that there was a big difference between my GS7 Dad working for Fleet Accounting and their Dad as President.
I think Clara is going to have the best night’s sleep. Cleo calling Claude a genius could only be in Claude’s dreams.
Definitely!
peek-a-boo!