Milo Williamson
Extreme Android User
I write it at least about a few pages, then I correct myself.
Huh people are strange, or is it just me?
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Huh people are strange, or is it just me?
I view the New Year celebration as a good, better than many, excuse to get together with friends and or family and lift a couple with noble words of good will. Watching some people I don't know doing their thing holds no appeal to me.
We wait until New Year's Day for that. We figure that whether we go to sleep in one year or the next, it'll still be the next when we wake up. Then it's black-eyed peas, collard greens and my Mawmaw's Yum Yum Cornbread.
New Year's Day cornbread.
My wife makes the absolute best crackling cornbread. Granted, it was my mom's and Grandma's recipe before her. Finding the proper cracklings is getting harder to do these days but when you finally find them, oh-boy.
My wife makes the absolute best crackling cornbread. Granted, it was my mom's and Grandma's recipe before her. Finding the proper cracklings is getting harder to do these days but when you finally find them, oh-boy.
Milo Williamson
Extreme Android User
The old cod's my granparent's gave me when I had when I was young, and other, Savings bond. had in the past, rolled into a giant money making CD.
I am..: cough I can afford gold bars :
I am..: cough I can afford gold bars :
When you say "gold bars", you mean Twix bars. Right?
My cornbread is pretty much traditional. I don't deviate much from the recipe that is on the carton. My deviation I use equal parts of flour and cornmeal, two eggs instead of one, and a quarter cup of granulated sugar. I sometimes add chili and chipotle seasoning when I'm fixing cornbread for beans.
A favorite while growing up was fried cornmeal mush. My mother would fry the slices in bacon grease. Talk about some serious yum.
A favorite while growing up was fried cornmeal mush. My mother would fry the slices in bacon grease. Talk about some serious yum.
Sounds like jiffy cornbread mix.
Too sweet.
I've never used a cornbread mix so I can't compare.
To put 2025 in perspective:
COVID happened 5 years ago.
People born in 1990 will be 35 this year.
Remember when 2005 felt so futuristic? Now it's 20 years ago.
Y2K happened a quarter century ago.
We're closer to 2050 than we are to 1995.
COVID happened 5 years ago.
People born in 1990 will be 35 this year.
Remember when 2005 felt so futuristic? Now it's 20 years ago.
Y2K happened a quarter century ago.
We're closer to 2050 than we are to 1995.
Milo Williamson
Extreme Android User
Yes all I really can afford buddy.
joe71
Android Expert
I remember when prince's song 1999 came out in 1982 and that seemed like centuries into the future.
I go a lot of places where they still trying keep the covid vaccine drama a live by claiming new and deadlier strains are being discovered every day, every minute.
In 2050 I will be 79