Shoot the bull thread

[RetiredRR]

From my family to all of your families.
Travel safely and return with happiness in your hearts.

["D"]

Thanks for the beautiful "card" Joe. Merry CHRISTmas to you and Anna and all my friends on C.c Louisiana.

[Tracker123]

Christmas Eve. At the stroke of midnight this evening, all animals have the ability to talk for a short while. This has always fascinated me since I was very young. I wonder what Ernie has to say.

[PawPaw Gene]

He'll probably say "woof woof".

Merry Christmas all
"gene"

[prefers shiners]

He will say "please pass me a rib eye followed by a rack-o-ribs.....and the same for my friends here".....then he will Bless it and chow down.....

[Tracker123]

The river is really low here, saw something that caught my eye below the bridge by the road. Went down the bank and dug this out with a shovel:



Appears to be some old fire station sign, don't know. After digging that out for close to a hour, took it back to the house and cleaned it off. Ann doesn't like it - oh well. Was covered head to toe with mud. Slipped and fell more than once in the mud. Sore now. I'll put it down on the goat fence - they'll like it.

[SeaRay]

Look good on a garage or shop wall!

[RetiredRR]

Bring it to the Toledo Bend shin-dig and auction it off. I'll bid on it for my retired fireman cousin. Looks like an old sign. He has a fire extinguisher company now and
can't completely stop working, but will go fishing with me for crappies just about anytime.

[RetiredRR]

This will be my last night posting from our home. Moving into the RV tomorrow and it may take a day or two to get back up and computing again. Hope all had a very
Merry Christmas and make it back home safely. Now, rest up for the New Year's parties and festivities.

[Tracker123]

Ribeye rack (prime rib) as I said earlier I was going to do:



Worked nicely this evening with twice baked tators and green bean casserole.

Had a big breakfast this morning here with the daughter, son in law, and grandson. Sausage, pancakes, scrambled eggs, kolaches, etc. Opened gifts and had a grand time. They left around 1:00 to spend time with his mother.

The next round came in next shortly thereafter. Good friends of ours. One a widow which lost her husband a couple of years ago in which we have known them for the past 25 years, another is a single women, a Katrina hurricane refuge who came to Lafayette to escape, etc. Tears were in their eyes when they received their homemade gifts.

This my friends, is how I celebrate Christmas.