Any special dinner plans tonight on this 81st anniversary
of the Normandy invasion?
Nothing special here, but I did pick up a tray of sushi
at the grocery store deli section. They have a person
in that area making it fresh everyday so I indulged and
just wolfed it down about 15 minutes ago. Yum!
Any special dinner plans tonight on this 81st anniversary
of the Normandy invasion?
Nothing special here, but I did pick up a tray of sushi
at the grocery store deli section. They have a person
in that area making it fresh everyday so I indulged and
just wolfed it down about 15 minutes ago. Yum!
Any special dinner plans tonight on this 81st anniversary
of the Normandy invasion?
Nothing special here, but I did pick up a tray of sushi
at the grocery store deli section. They have a person
in that area making it fresh everyday so I indulged and
just wolfed it down about 15 minutes ago. Yum!
It was a bit early for me to be eating but I also bought
a package of beef bologna! If I should have any stomach
growling later this evening I can fry some up. It took
a bit of searching through all the bologna offerings to
find ONE brand that didn't include chicken. Shudder!
Unfortunately, it's not thick cut, but I can just double
up on the slices to fry. Spicy brown mustard is standing
by as well.
On Fri, 6 Jun 2025 21:23:09 +0000, ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
Any special dinner plans tonight on this 81st anniversary
of the Normandy invasion?
Nothing special here, but I did pick up a tray of sushi
at the grocery store deli section. They have a person
in that area making it fresh everyday so I indulged and
just wolfed it down about 15 minutes ago. Yum!
It was a bit early for me to be eating but I also bought
a package of beef bologna! If I should have any stomach
growling later this evening I can fry some up. It took
a bit of searching through all the bologna offerings to
find ONE brand that didn't include chicken. Shudder!
Unfortunately, it's not thick cut, but I can just double
up on the slices to fry. Spicy brown mustard is standing
by as well.
Did the service deli have all - beef baloney that you can have cut to order... used to see it...
A big tossed salad here for me...
--
GM
On 2025-06-06 5:23 p.m., ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
Any special dinner plans tonight on this 81st anniversary
of the Normandy invasion?
Nothing special here, but I did pick up a tray of sushi
at the grocery store deli section. They have a person
in that area making it fresh everyday so I indulged and
just wolfed it down about 15 minutes ago. Yum!
Seafood sounds appropriate, something along the line of a cookout on the beach. We are having pan fried rainbow trout.
My father was not involved in D Day. He had not been involved in any
air operations over Europe because of his having had interaction with
the Danish Resistance. While he had been sent back to Canada for a while about a year earlier he had been sent back to the UK and worked as an instructor at a conversion unit. He had been sent back to Canada pending
his next posting. That was to be Boundary Bay out in BC.
AAMOF On D Day my parents were on their honeymoon. They were married
June 3, had a few days of honeymoon. As soon as they got back from the honeymoon Dad flew out to the west coast and my mother went out there by train.
gm wrote on 6/6/2025 5:06 PM:
On Fri, 6 Jun 2025 21:23:09 +0000, ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
Any special dinner plans tonight on this 81st anniversary
of the Normandy invasion?
Nothing special here, but I did pick up a tray of sushi
at the grocery store deli section. They have a person
in that area making it fresh everyday so I indulged and
just wolfed it down about 15 minutes ago. Yum!
It was a bit early for me to be eating but I also bought
a package of beef bologna! If I should have any stomach
growling later this evening I can fry some up. It took
a bit of searching through all the bologna offerings to
find ONE brand that didn't include chicken. Shudder!
Unfortunately, it's not thick cut, but I can just double
up on the slices to fry. Spicy brown mustard is standing
by as well.
Did the service deli have all - beef baloney that you can have cut to
order... used to see it...
A big tossed salad here for me...
--
GM
Do you think trump and elon will kiss and make up?
After all, elon is just being like a child ... like the Ukrainians.
My father was not involved in D Day.
ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote on 6/6/2025 4:23 PM:
Nothing special here either. Having DIL's chicken chili with some peanut butter crackers. Maybe some blueberry pie and ice cream later.
Any special dinner plans tonight on this 81st anniversary
of the Normandy invasion?
On Fri, 6 Jun 2025 22:41:56 +0000, Hank Rogers wrote:
gm wrote on 6/6/2025 5:06 PM:
On Fri, 6 Jun 2025 21:23:09 +0000, ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
Any special dinner plans tonight on this 81st anniversary
of the Normandy invasion?
Nothing special here, but I did pick up a tray of sushi
at the grocery store deli section. They have a person
in that area making it fresh everyday so I indulged and
just wolfed it down about 15 minutes ago. Yum!
It was a bit early for me to be eating but I also bought
a package of beef bologna! If I should have any stomach
growling later this evening I can fry some up. It took
a bit of searching through all the bologna offerings to
find ONE brand that didn't include chicken. Shudder!
Unfortunately, it's not thick cut, but I can just double
up on the slices to fry. Spicy brown mustard is standing
by as well.
Did the service deli have all - beef baloney that you can have cut to
order... used to see it...
A big tossed salad here for me...
--
GM
Do you think trump and elon will kiss and make up?
After all, elon is just being like a child ... like the Ukrainians.
Naw.... everything will be JUST FINE... this will be ALL forgotten in a week...
Did the service deli have all - beef baloney that you can have cut to order... used to see it...
gm wrote on 6/6/2025 6:10 PM:
On Fri, 6 Jun 2025 22:41:56 +0000, Hank Rogers wrote:
gm wrote on 6/6/2025 5:06 PM:
On Fri, 6 Jun 2025 21:23:09 +0000, ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
Any special dinner plans tonight on this 81st anniversary
of the Normandy invasion?
Nothing special here, but I did pick up a tray of sushi
at the grocery store deli section. They have a person
in that area making it fresh everyday so I indulged and
just wolfed it down about 15 minutes ago. Yum!
It was a bit early for me to be eating but I also bought
a package of beef bologna! If I should have any stomach
growling later this evening I can fry some up. It took
a bit of searching through all the bologna offerings to
find ONE brand that didn't include chicken. Shudder!
Unfortunately, it's not thick cut, but I can just double
up on the slices to fry. Spicy brown mustard is standing
by as well.
Did the service deli have all - beef baloney that you can have cut to
order... used to see it...
A big tossed salad here for me...
--
GM
Do you think trump and elon will kiss and make up?
After all, elon is just being like a child ... like the Ukrainians.
Naw.... everything will be JUST FINE... this will be ALL forgotten in a
week...
Maybe you're right. After all they are both really shallow people.
Any special dinner plans tonight on this 81st anniversary
of the Normandy invasion?
My neighbor across the alley brought me a generous pint
of blueberries her mother picked from her plants. Maybe
a blueberry cobbler later this weekend; I'm not that
enthused though.
On 2025-06-06, ItsJoanNotJoAnn <ItsJoanNotJoAnn@webtv.net> wrote:
My neighbor across the alley brought me a generous pint
of blueberries her mother picked from her plants. Maybe
a blueberry cobbler later this weekend; I'm not that
enthused though.
Blueberry-cornmeal muffins? Do it! It'll drive Bruce crazy, and that's
all I want. ;)
Any special dinner plans tonight on this 81st anniversary
of the Normandy invasion?
My father was not involved in D Day. He had not been involved in any
air operations over Europe because of his having had interaction with
the Danish Resistance.
AAMOF On D Day my parents were on their honeymoon. They were married
June 3, had a few days of honeymoon. As soon as they got back from the honeymoon Dad flew out to the west coast and my mother went out there by train.
On 6/6/2025 5:54 PM, Dave Smith wrote:
My father was not involved in D Day. He had not been involved in any
air operations over Europe because of his having had interaction with
the Danish Resistance.
AAMOF On D Day my parents were on their honeymoon. They were married
June 3, had a few days of honeymoon. As soon as they got back from the
honeymoon Dad flew out to the west coast and my mother went out there by
train.
They were quite fortunate, it was a tough time for many. 2500
Americans, 4400 total lives lost.
On Fri, 6 Jun 2025 22:26:16 -0400, Ed P <esp@snet.n> wrote:
On 6/6/2025 5:54 PM, Dave Smith wrote:
My father was not involved in D Day. He had not been involved in any
air operations over Europe because of his having had interaction with
the Danish Resistance.
AAMOF On D Day my parents were on their honeymoon. They were married
June 3, had a few days of honeymoon. As soon as they got back from the >>> honeymoon Dad flew out to the west coast and my mother went out there by >>> train.
They were quite fortunate, it was a tough time for many. 2500
Americans, 4400 total lives lost.
Also 4000 to 9000 German lives lost.
On 6/6/2025 10:52 PM, Bruce wrote:
On Fri, 6 Jun 2025 22:26:16 -0400, Ed P <esp@snet.n> wrote:
On 6/6/2025 5:54 PM, Dave Smith wrote:
My father was not involved in D Day. He had not been involved in any >>>> air operations over Europe because of his having had interaction with
the Danish Resistance.
AAMOF On D Day my parents were on their honeymoon. They were married >>>> June 3, had a few days of honeymoon. As soon as they got back from the >>>> honeymoon Dad flew out to the west coast and my mother went out there by >>>> train.
They were quite fortunate, it was a tough time for many. 2500
Americans, 4400 total lives lost.
Also 4000 to 9000 German lives lost.
Yes, they are victims of one man.
On 6/6/2025 5:54 PM, Dave Smith wrote:
My father was not involved in D Day. He had not been involved in any
air operations over Europe because of his having had interaction with
the Danish Resistance.
AAMOF On D Day my parents were on their honeymoon. They were married
June 3, had a few days of honeymoon. As soon as they got back from
the honeymoon Dad flew out to the west coast and my mother went out
there by train.
They were quite fortunate, it was a tough time for many. 2500
Americans, 4400 total lives lost.
On 6/7/2025 3:26 AM, Ed P wrote:
On 6/6/2025 5:54 PM, Dave Smith wrote:My mother was working in Signals at RAF Bomber Command, knowing that Dad
My father was not involved in D Day. He had not been involved in any
air operations over Europe because of his having had interaction with
the Danish Resistance.
AAMOF On D Day my parents were on their honeymoon. They were married
June 3, had a few days of honeymoon. As soon as they got back from
the honeymoon Dad flew out to the west coast and my mother went out
there by train.
They were quite fortunate, it was a tough time for many. 2500
Americans, 4400 total lives lost.
was flying over the beaches, and hoping that none of the messages she
handled would report his plane going down. He made it back safely.
On 6/7/2025 6:25 AM, S Viemeister wrote:
My mother was working in Signals at RAF Bomber Command, knowing that
Dad was flying over the beaches, and hoping that none of the messages
she handled would report his plane going down. He made it back safely.
Thank goodness!
On 2025-06-07 9:07 a.m., Jill McQuown wrote:
I have the messages my grandparents received when his plane went down.
The first said that their plane had not returned and Dad and his crew
were missing and presumed dead. Then there was a follow up letter with limited details and instructions not to talk to the media about it.
Then there are the telegrams from the casualty office and shortly after
one from Dad saying he was safe in Sweden.
On Sat, 7 Jun 2025 13:58:20 +0000, Dave Smith wrote:
On 2025-06-07 9:07 a.m., Jill McQuown wrote:
I have the messages my grandparents received when his plane went down.
The first said that their plane had not returned and Dad and his crew
were missing and presumed dead. Then there was a follow up letter with
limited details and instructions not to talk to the media about it.
Then there are the telegrams from the casualty office and shortly after
one from Dad saying he was safe in Sweden.
Hawaii is heavy with the history of the war. Here's a bit that's not
often talked about.
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