I'm having a cup with you, Junebug. Actually, there's only about 2 cups left in the pot and I have had the rest. Pretty good, especially with someone to share it with. Too early for Norris to get up. Those water tanks on the wood cook stoves were called reservoirs, best I can remember. We had one, too. Temp is 38 here now. Hope much of this snow/ice leaves today. Have a good day. Catherine Grills Quoting Junebug <junebug@centurytel.net>: > Hey!! wake up, and drink a cup with me. These old bones told me to “get > up”,and move me around about 3:30”. Boy! I seen my self in the mirror, ( > what a mistake to make this early),and could cause a runaway. Lordy that is a > sight to see this early in the morning. At least it has warmed a lot. > Think 36 > our now. like a heat wave .Like it.The snow has going a way pretty > good now. The > cats have about worn the door’s out the past few days. They are not liking > this any better than we are. Ha! Bad hunting weather.They are feed like > fattening hogs,but still hunt a lot. We have woods all around the house. The > deer are laying out too. Probably hunting a good cedar tree to lay under. > > Think I will whomp a can of biscuits ,and bake to eat with some butter, and > lassess. also some thick-in-gravy and maybe some sausage. as dad > always called > gravy “poor mans paradise”. Mom always made a big pan of cat head > biscuits > no whomping a can back then. Goes for good eating. Hungry yet? Those old wood > cook stoves were hard to beat.We even had one with a water”tank” > on the end. > Ha! Talk about fancy. Ha! Heated water on the stove to pour in a wash > tub behind > the stove in winter, but hit the creek in the summer mths. > > Boy, Christmas is just around the corner. Fun day for some, and sad > for others. > There has been so many natural disasters, and killings this year, and > we don’t > won’t to forget our fallen soldiers. May God Bless all them along with the > sick and shut-ins. Sometimes we complain when we should be counting our > Blessings. > Have a great day Love you all. Junebug > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > ARIZARD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in > the subject and the body of the message >

Thanks Catherine. I get up early every morning. I knew water tank wasn't the right word, but my senior yrs. broke in and couldn't think of it. ha! I cherish my early yrs. with my family. We had good times ,and we had bad times, but just being together, and loving parents we came through a lot of hard times. Young folks now days wouldn't know what to do. Ha! My girls seen some hard times when they were small. We couldn't afford a lot, but we were together and still are. Can't imagine life with out them. Have a good day. Love Junebug -----Original Message----- From: cte38456@centurytel.net Sent: Monday, December 16, 2013 6:01 AM To: arizard@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Morning I'm having a cup with you, Junebug. Actually, there's only about 2 cups left in the pot and I have had the rest. Pretty good, especially with someone to share it with. Too early for Norris to get up. Those water tanks on the wood cook stoves were called reservoirs, best I can remember. We had one, too. Temp is 38 here now. Hope much of this snow/ice leaves today. Have a good day. Catherine Grills Quoting Junebug <junebug@centurytel.net>: > Hey!! wake up, and drink a cup with me. These old bones told me to “get > up”,and move me around about 3:30”. Boy! I seen my self in the mirror, ( > what a mistake to make this early),and could cause a runaway. Lordy that > is a > sight to see this early in the morning. At least it has warmed a lot. > Think 36 > our now. like a heat wave .Like it.The snow has going a way pretty > good now. The > cats have about worn the door’s out the past few days. They are not liking > this any better than we are. Ha! Bad hunting weather.They are feed like > fattening hogs,but still hunt a lot. We have woods all around the house. > The > deer are laying out too. Probably hunting a good cedar tree to lay under. > > Think I will whomp a can of biscuits ,and bake to eat with some butter, > and > lassess. also some thick-in-gravy and maybe some sausage. as dad > always called > gravy “poor mans paradise”. Mom always made a big pan of cat head > biscuits > no whomping a can back then. Goes for good eating. Hungry yet? Those old > wood > cook stoves were hard to beat.We even had one with a water”tank” > on the end. > Ha! Talk about fancy. Ha! Heated water on the stove to pour in a wash > tub behind > the stove in winter, but hit the creek in the summer mths. > > Boy, Christmas is just around the corner. Fun day for some, and sad > for others. > There has been so many natural disasters, and killings this year, and > we don’t > won’t to forget our fallen soldiers. May God Bless all them along with the > sick and shut-ins. Sometimes we complain when we should be counting our > Blessings. > Have a great day Love you all. Junebug > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > ARIZARD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in > the subject and the body of the message > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ARIZARD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message