The semi-sprawling adventures of a culturally hegemonic former flat-lander and anti-idiotarian individualist who fled the toxic Smug emitted by self-satisfied lotus-eating low-land Tesla-driving floppy-hat-wearing lizadroid-Leftbat Coastal Elite Califorganic eco-tofuistas ~ with guns, off-road moto, boulevardier-moto, moto-guns, snorkeling, snorkel-guns, and home-improvement stuff.
Rain forecast for Christmas, but it cleared up and warmed-up so we got out a couple filets and a pork tenderloin.After a nice sear and some indirect heat, we had lunch ready.
The semi-sprawling adventures of a culturally hegemonic former flat-lander and anti-idiotarian individualist, fleeing the toxic cultural smug emitted by self-satisfied lotus-eating low-land Tesla-driving floppy-hat wearing lizadroid-Leftbat Califorganic eco-tofuistas ~
Grilling weather in December turns out to be scarce in the new location; funny how that turns out. Most of the 24th, we had rain, but by midafternoon that changed to snow, and by the afternoon of the 25th we had 8 inches of fluffy powdery snow piled up on the lawn. Very different from the Bay Area!
This is apparently a very unusual amount of snow for the area. Maybe Al Gore is in town? The utility workers have been having a busy time getting people’s power back on.
‘Twas a good time for remaining indoors and using the kitchen for the cooking. (Lighting the grill might have been a challenge; I’m not sure what the minimum temperature is at which charcoal lighter fluid, applied to charcoal, can be ignited. I know the butane-fueled aim’n’flame stops working somewhere above 40°F. Next delivery from Home Despot, I gotta get a propane torch or three.)
Happy Boxing Day!
Merry Christmas! And surprisingly I have lost, not gained weight!! But/and there’s a new butcher shop in town that is doing land-office business since people are eating-in.
Merry Christmas! The fillets were a gift from Anthony at Lucky Gunner who I met a the Gunblogger Rendezvous! So I sent him a bottle of Leadslingers Rye that has a label featuring a Pacific Theater Marine and his M1 Garand…
Grilling weather in December turns out to be scarce in the new location; funny how that turns out. Most of the 24th, we had rain, but by midafternoon that changed to snow, and by the afternoon of the 25th we had 8 inches of fluffy powdery snow piled up on the lawn. Very different from the Bay Area!
This is apparently a very unusual amount of snow for the area. Maybe Al Gore is in town? The utility workers have been having a busy time getting people’s power back on.
‘Twas a good time for remaining indoors and using the kitchen for the cooking. (Lighting the grill might have been a challenge; I’m not sure what the minimum temperature is at which charcoal lighter fluid, applied to charcoal, can be ignited. I know the butane-fueled aim’n’flame stops working somewhere above 40°F. Next delivery from Home Despot, I gotta get a propane torch or three.)
Happy Boxing Day!
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Happy Boxing Day! It rained all night, no snow except in the high country.
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That looks great! Hope you and yours had a very Merry Christmas!
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Merry Yummy Christmas!
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Merry Christmas to you and yours!!!
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And LOTS of Christmas *cheer!*
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You are SUCH a foodie…
Miss ya, pal. Merry Christmas!
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Merry Christmas! And surprisingly I have lost, not gained weight!! But/and there’s a new butcher shop in town that is doing land-office business since people are eating-in.
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Merry Christmas! We do lunches like that a lot. Enjoy!
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Merry Christmas! The fillets were a gift from Anthony at Lucky Gunner who I met a the Gunblogger Rendezvous! So I sent him a bottle of Leadslingers Rye that has a label featuring a Pacific Theater Marine and his M1 Garand…
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Looks soooo yummy!
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And Merry Christmas too!
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