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the_peeve

Quote from: nbirnes on March 10, 2016, 10:14:27 AM
That sounds exceptionally cozy, brig! Yesterday I opened the windows in my writing hut for the first time -- it's 80 degrees and not a blossom or leaf in sight, but all the sounds of Spring came rushing in and the fresh air was warmer than a hug. Which, whether you heard it or not, I also send your way!!

I checked the lilac and apple tree yesterday and they forming their buds. We are looking at an early spring, and hopefully a later frost doesn't hamper the fruit industry along Lake Erie.

Would you believe I still have potatoes in the garden? It was an experiment and I am waiting for the garden to dry off before I see how they weathered the winter.

Corona Kitty

Quote from: the_peeve on March 09, 2016, 06:50:19 PM
Seriously Nancy, RCH's show was extremely uncomfortable because he was fighting with his wife on air. We were listening to a domestic. It was terrible radio.



I hate when i randomly read things & my curiosity takes over.


the_peeve

Quote from: username on March 10, 2016, 02:05:53 PM


I hate when i randomly read things & my curiosity takes over.

hahaha. You had to be there I guess.

starrmtn001

We are quickly approaching page 400.  I wonder who the first poster will be? ??? ;)

WhiteCrow

Quote from: username on March 10, 2016, 02:05:53 PM


I hate when i randomly read things & my curiosity takes over.


I hate when randoming read a reply, then search back to the original post and my curiosity still isn't satisfied. 

Just found out earlier this week, about one of those curiosity things, that I had been puzzlingly about for months.
Thank you.. Real Friend, for explaining it to me.

White Crow cares about ALL.

WhiteCrow

Quote from: the_peeve on March 10, 2016, 12:45:48 PM
I checked the lilac and apple tree yesterday and they forming their buds. We are looking at an early spring, and hopefully a later frost doesn't hamper the fruit industry along Lake Erie.

Would you believe I still have potatoes in the garden? It was an experiment and I am waiting for the garden to dry off before I see how they weathered the winter.

So peeve.. North shore of Lake Erie? 

starrmtn001

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starrmtn001

Quote from: gabrielle on March 10, 2016, 02:50:50 PM
Snack anyone?
MMMMMMM (wipes drool from screen) thank you Gabby.  You bring the most delectable Hors d'oeuvres to the Haven. ;)

the_peeve

https://deepfriar.wordpress.com/2010/03/28/exploring-ontarios-forsaken-zone/

This is very close to where I grew up. In Eastern Ontario.
My brother now owns and operates the family farm. I remember the Opeongo Road very well. I also went to Opeongo High School. A high school consisting of European offshoot kids and 10% Natives. Opeongo is an Algonquian Indian name for "sandy narrows". Our yearbook was called Nisku. But I forget what that means.

When you first came to Opeongo High School, you were assigned a homeroom. Ours was the gym and later the library. During the first week, you were part of a large initiation and hazing. If you were really bad, you got thrown into one of the swamps on the school property. Your homeroom was assigned and you were bestowed one of 4 categories or major teams. Micmac, Kootenay, Mohawk and Ojibway. I was MicMac. Every year we would vote for a new King and Queen MicMac or whatever you were.

I crushed hard for the Native girls with the long black hair that seem to shine masterly with the sunshine coming through classroom windows.

I now live in Southern Ontario.

the_peeve

Quote from: WhiteCrow on March 10, 2016, 03:55:25 PM
So peeve.. North shore of Lake Erie?

Yup. if you want the closest area, I would give you Erieau region. That pinpoints it within 15 minutes of the farm where I live. (NOT MY FARM but the house is!)


Lilith

Quote from: nbirnes on March 10, 2016, 10:14:27 AM
That sounds exceptionally cozy, brig! Yesterday I opened the windows in my writing hut for the first time -- it's 80 degrees and not a blossom or leaf in sight, but all the sounds of Spring came rushing in and the fresh air was warmer than a hug. Which, whether you heard it or not, I also send your way!!

;D  not a bud in sight here yet either, but a couple of us sat out at the picnic benches to have a cup of coffee and a cigarette, and we could feel the warmth of the sun on our faces  :-*

Lilith

Quote from: username on March 10, 2016, 02:05:53 PM


I hate when i randomly read things & my curiosity takes over.

I listened to Hoagie /Tues after I listened to Nancy this morning.  I enjoyed listening to both programs with my morning coffee.

WhiteCrow

Quote from: the_peeve on March 10, 2016, 04:36:29 PM
Yup. if you want the closest area, I would give you Erieau region. That pinpoints it within 15 minutes of the farm where I live. (NOT MY FARM but the house is!)

Went right past your place last fall, on our trip to Niagara Falls. Spent a few days in Kingsville then drove along Lake to Rondeau Park. Beautiful. Area!  Lots of Tomatoes.

Ms. C

I'm a hockey fan.  As I drove home from work this evening, I had the beginning of the Wings / Jets game on radio.  When Karen Newmann sang 'Oh Canada' I focused on gabrielle and the_peeve throughout the song, sending good vibes and love out to both of you. 
:) :D :-* ;D



gabrielle


GravitySucks

Quote from: the_peeve on March 10, 2016, 04:33:31 PM
https://deepfriar.wordpress.com/2010/03/28/exploring-ontarios-forsaken-zone/

This is very close to where I grew up. In Eastern Ontario.
My brother now owns and operates the family farm. I remember the Opeongo Road very well. I also went to Opeongo High School. A high school consisting of European offshoot kids and 10% Natives. Opeongo is an Algonquian Indian name for "sandy narrows". Our yearbook was called Nisku. But I forget what that means.

When you first came to Opeongo High School, you were assigned a homeroom. Ours was the gym and later the library. During the first week, you were part of a large initiation and hazing. If you were really bad, you got thrown into one of the swamps on the school property. Your homeroom was assigned and you were bestowed one of 4 categories or major teams. Micmac, Kootenay, Mohawk and Ojibway. I was MicMac. Every year we would vote for a new King and Queen MicMac or whatever you were.

I crushed hard for the Native girls with the long black hair that seem to shine masterly with the sunshine coming through classroom windows.

I now live in Southern Ontario.

So which swamp did you end up in?

the_peeve

Quote from: WhiteCrow on March 10, 2016, 05:43:05 PM
Went right past your place last fall, on our trip to Niagara Falls. Spent a few days in Kingsville then drove along Lake to Rondeau Park. Beautiful. Area!  Lots of Tomatoes.

yes. Sounds like you drove along the much revered Highway 3. Old Tobacco country. Now tomato country. Most of those fields would have been destined for Heinz who recently turned sour on us and pulled out. A lot of my neighbours grow tomatoes.

There is a lot of hoopla and hope placed upon French's who are taking over from Heinz in this area, and they certainly have made quite a racket. You can't find French's ketchup anywhere in Canada as they are sold out, since they stated publicly they want to grow with Canadian farmers and they like the Leamington facility.  They say that right on the bottle and it has become an internet sensation. It's like finding out the girl of your dreams will wear a mini skirt on your dates.
So a doom and gloom story for the last two years looks to be turning for the better. You normally don't get these good news stories about agriculture.

the_peeve

Quote from: GravitySucks on March 10, 2016, 06:43:13 PM
So which swamp did you end up in?

hahaha. they wanted to throw me in one of two front ones, but I kept screaming "I can't swim! I can't swim!" Which I couldn't and still can't. I was terrified.


the_peeve

Quote from: Ms. C on March 10, 2016, 05:59:42 PM
I'm a hockey fan.  As I drove home from work this evening, I had the beginning of the Wings / Jets game on radio.  When Karen Newmann sang 'Oh Canada' I focused on gabrielle and the_peeve throughout the song, sending good vibes and love out to both of you. 
:) :D :-* ;D

Awww thanks! I hope I can get these across the border!


WhiteCrow

Quote from: gabrielle on March 10, 2016, 06:02:47 PM
We are family.   :)

Maybe not for long... .

I may apply for Canadian citizenship... no matter who wins ..love both countries


WhiteCrow

Quote from: the_peeve on March 10, 2016, 06:48:48 PM
yes. Sounds like you drove along the much revered Highway 3. Old Tobacco country. Now tomato country. Most of those fields would have been destined for Heinz who recently turned sour on us and pulled out. A lot of my neighbours grow tomatoes.

There is a lot of hoopla and hope placed upon French's who are taking over from Heinz in this area, and they certainly have made quite a racket. You can't find French's ketchup anywhere in Canada as they are sold out, since they stated publicly they want to grow with Canadian farmers and they like the Leamington facility.  They say that right on the bottle and it has become an internet sensation. It's like finding out the girl of your dreams will wear a mini skirt on your dates.
So a doom and gloom story for the last two years looks to be turning for the better. You normally don't get these good news stories about agriculture.

Great news ..thanks for sharing... zillion gazillion billion 'maters  up there ... a local in Kingsville, told me it all started with an Italian family not that many years ago

Corona Kitty

Quote from: brig on March 10, 2016, 05:05:15 PM
I listened to Hoagie /Tues after I listened to Nancy this morning.  I enjoyed listening to both programs with my morning coffee.

Its been sometime since I tried listening to hoagland, same with Nancy. I'm sure both are doing fine genuinely.

Lilith

Quote from: username on March 11, 2016, 01:25:22 AM
Its been sometime since I tried listening to hoagland, same with Nancy. I'm sure both are doing fine genuinely.

I don't usually listen to Future Theater, or MITD, mostly because I am not a fan of UFO/ bigfoot type topics,  but I listened to that one because I'm interested in the Telsa/Edison stuff :D  Hoagie has quite a few topics and guests that are interesting to me.  I also enjoy JB Wells, much more so, now that he has gotten rid of that spinning globe background, and I'm a Clyde Lewis, Batemans DarkCity, Scotts Truth Sentinel,  and EndOfDaysRadio Fan.  I also have to check out RedIceRadio, CapricornRadio, HigherSideChats, and even MutualBroadcasting, to see what the topics are, and I listen to the one that has the guest/topic i'm most interested in listening to.  :)

the_peeve

Just remember grey hairs are simply the silver lining on the career of your lifetime!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOaXTg3nAuY

gabrielle

Great tune the peeve.

Good morning everyone.

WhiteCrow

Quote from: the_peeve on March 11, 2016, 06:26:29 AM
Just remember grey hairs are simply the silver lining on the career of your lifetime!


Trust me... I get the importance of a "touch of grey.
Recently started to die my hair with streaks grey.

serenity

And with all the talk of getting "older", I give you Time change!  :)
Don't forget to change your clocks Sunday morning at 2:00AM.
It"s Spring forward time (ugh)
We all get to lose an hour of sleep

Now the time change will occur during a maintenance downtime at the station so nothing will be missed this week as it is dead air time.

Just thought I would remind you all!

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