The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2011 annual report for this blog.
Here’s an excerpt:
A San Francisco cable car holds 60 people. This blog was viewed about 1,300 times in 2011. If it were a cable car, it would take about 22 trips to carry that many people.
A BBC program here on 44-1, WGBH,OTA, an interesting mix, like the Man from U.N.C.L.E. combined with the early Mission Impossible TV Series
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“open channel D”
coffee that I roasted for Christmas favors this year. I selected the coffee project’s organic bundle. 6 varieties. Uganda, Peru, Nicaragua, Mexican, Indonesian, & Bolivian.
face book time line, (mine is going live tomorrow), has more of a Blog look to it ,as most Blogs are laid out chronologically. Most of my old photographs etc. are located there, but the main food and recipes postings will be here at WordPress. One of my New Years Resolutions will to be add more old pictures/recipes at both sites.
(this is a link to Face book picture )
only took 1 pic this New Years eve , right after midnight champagne toast, thanks to our guests for the lively conversation and card games.
— with Carmen Fields, Paul G. Fields, Diane S. Metro, Linda Fournier and Arthur K.
other guests not pictured…
“Some red hot wiener makers blame fast-food restaurants that sell $1 entrees to cash-strapped customers and chains such as Subway that sell food at gas stations and convenience stores.”
IMHO,what might be another part of the cool sales, the insistence of total healthy food regiment have probably deleted hot weenies from being a part of a one’s diet heritage. Having some weenies once and a while won’t kill ya.
When we grew up, stopping at the New York System when we had the spare change was common as we walked down broad street before we were old enough to drive. The typical diner had the wieners (grille) located near the door, so it was a quick stop in and the wieners were quickly made and wrapped.
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