Note: I believe I have Google Adsence ads on Weebly.com and blogger.com
in order to make a small pittance, but I don't know for sure because I haven't
checked them. No matter for now. I do not have Google Adsense ads on
Wordpress, so I will not post to Wordpress until I figure out how to do it.
Thanks. Forrest.
QUOTE (S) FOR THIS POST
"Sweet memories of the past are not forgotten because of lots of little things that
matter."
Forrest Caricofe
Google search: About 8,960,000 results (1.48 seconds)
No results found for "Sweet memories of the past are not forgotten because of
lots of little things that matter."
STORIES OF MY LIFE AND TOLD IN ONE DAY....
I remember people in the past who hummed, sang to themselves, yodeled
whisteled and/or did all these things so silenty you could not hear them. It is
a rarity theses days to hear these signs of happiness, the mournful sound of
a yodeler or those who hummed/sang/whistled the sad songs of Hank
Williams.
I've spent some time in the last couple of years in the states of Ohio (were I'm
presently at), Virginia, Nebraska and Nevada. The best place for me is the last
place I've been, but now, because of responsibilities in the house, I'm confined
to this place. Las Vegas or near the Grand Canyon has warm weather in the
summer and I like the dry warm weather of the winter months and dry high heat
of the summer months. Both locations will also provide for my demise by walking
off into wilderness and into the beautiful desert sun.
Looks like I'm rambling rose again and off track. As I told in one of my stories of
my life from some time ago, my Father use to hum "me oh my oh, a small part of
the lyrics that say "Goodbye Joe me gotta go me oh my oh, me ... Son of a gun we'll
have big fun on the bayou....to.... "Jambalaya (On The Bayou)" was a song written
in 1952 and sang by country legend Hank Williams. I was around 10 years old at
the time and could also remember my Father yodeling or trying to, I don't
remember exactly. My memory seems to leave me at times like a sagebrush
rolling away in the desert.
My Mother was a prayerful women, she just prayed and did not fight or argue,
much. She had been a avid church-goer all her life starting at the Summit Church
of Brethren in Augusta County were Father and Mother were buried just a few
short miles from her home place on a hill near Burketown in the same county.
Her and her siblings, Uncle Orvin, Mother was next, Aunt Ruth and the baby,
Uncle Lester use to walk the 4 miles more or less to the church. Mother told me
on several occasions that they needed to go around the property of a mean
man who lived in the woods.
She ended up attending the Dayton Church of the Brethen that my Father partially
built and my Father went along her whether he always liked it or not. I don't
know for sure. Both of my parents funerals were held in this same church, then
the funeral procession to the Summit Church of the Brethren cementary for
services and burial. At the last moment, Mother's desires became known and
we buried her and then went to church in Dayton for her services. I ask the
woman preacher if I could say a few words at Mother's services and, I'm crying
again now, I said "thank you Mother for leaving your footprints on earth for us to
follow."
I really got way, way off track. Sorry.
CELLULAR PHONE CALLS
*Without repeating the last 7 numbers, I received a cellular phone call from 757
area code in Virginia centered in the area of Virginia Beach, the largest city in
Virginia and not Richmond, the capitol city. I told you before that I do not answer
cellular phone calls that are out of this area and only answer 1 cellular phone call
from someone who has a Virginia area code, 540, and lives in Florida. I'm getting
tired of typing, you guess.
QUOTE (S) FOR THIS POST
"If you spend your time celebrating what people celebrate on a particular day,
that's all you'll get accomplished for 24 hours a day."
Forrest Caricofe
Google search: About 6,660,000 results (1.61 seconds)
No results found for "If you spend your time celebrating what people celebrate
on a particular day, that's all you'll get accomplished for 24 hours a day."
WE CELEBRATE TODAY AND/OR THIS MONTH
Black History Month - February 1 through February 28....
LATEST NEWS FROM THE TIMES UNION CAPITOL BUREAU
Emancipation document part of Black History Month
By Rick Karlin, Capitol bureau on February 2, 2017 at 1:31 PM
has ended, but I believe the time is right to type about President Abraham
Lincoln who was elected in 1860, the 16th president of the United States.
Abraham Lincoln, was the first Republican president to win the office. The first
Republican candidate to run for president was John C. Fremont in 1856. He
advocated like much of north to release the slaves from their bondage. Lincoln
dealt with that and the American Civil War beginning on April 12, 1861 and
ending on May 9, 1865. Approximately 620,000 soldiers died from combat,
accident, starvation, and disease or from Wikipedia:
750,000 total deaths to include children, women and non-combat men.
Combat and accident, starvation, and disease.
Union: 281,881
Confederate: 225,000
Total combat deaths: 506,881
approximately 114,000 difference in the figure from the estimation above
Wikipedia. Most of the soldiers died because they stood-up fighting. Sad.
I was in the army and I know the basics of how to fight and it ain't standing up.
*NATIONAL CREAM CHEESE BROWNIE DAY
*NATIONAL UMBRELLA DAY
*NATIONAL HOME WARRANTY DAY
Maybe people ain't got nothing to do but celebrate all day and all night. Why don't
you go ahead and make up a day for celebrating, everyone else seems to be doing
it.
QUOTE (S) OF THE DAY
QUOTE (S) FOR THIS POST
"There is an old saying that goes "if you are one with big toes with a small amount
of meat for a nose, then you should not wander if your nose is big as your toes.""
Forrest Caricofe
Google search: "Three strikes your out" and this is the 4th one. Google would not
even deal with this one. This quote must be a product of a wandering mind. I ain't
taking the blame for it.
And another one that Google's having trouble with:
QUOTE (S) FOR THIS POST
""In 1492 Coumbus sailed the ocean blue," the Pope "went to France and lost his
pants" and Putin sat on a pile of ants and lost his reign in Russia.""
Forrest Caricofe
Google search: Showing results for ""In 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue,"
the Pope "went to France and lost his pants" and Putin sat on a pile of ants and
lost his reign in Russia.""
Search instead for ""In 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue," the Pope "went to
France and lost his pants" and Putin sat on a pile of ants and lost his reign in
Russia.""
No results containing all your search terms were found.
Your search - ""In 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue," the Pope "went to
France and lost his pants ... - did not match any documents.
How many documents did you search, Google?
QUOTE (S) FOR THIS POST
""In 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue" and Forrest was born in 1942 (same
numbers) and lived in Dayton.""
Forrest Caricofe
Google search: About 492 results (1.60 seconds)
No results found for ""In 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue" and Forrest was
born in 1942 (same numbers) and lived in Dayton.""
WORLD
*Received an email message from postcrossing.com giving me instructions
for sending a picture postcard to someone in Germany.
And your postcard US-4482051 will go to... __________ in Germany, 4,084 miles
away!
Here's the Postcard ID: US-4482051
Don't forget to write this Postcard ID on the postcard!
This is what will allow the receiver to register your postcard when it arrives
which will make you the next person to receive a postcard.
A little something about __________ .
1269 postcards sent, 1268 received
Languages: German, English and Spanish
About the recipient:
“Hello all postcrossers!
Greetings from Germany.
My name is __________ and I live in North Rhine- Westfalia in a small village.
I prefer postcards
that show the area where you live but love anything you send.
I also love to read books ( so suggestions for good writers are welcome)
draw and listening music, so if you now a great band or artist, let me now.
But if you want to make me happy, please have a look at my favourite postcard
wall, or:
- Portraits of people, famous or not
- Music singers or bands
- Mangas
- Mallorca
- Beach, sea
- Colourful drawings
- Nightviews
- Water reflections
- Rainbow
- Postcards from your country.
- Dogs
- Animals that traditionally for your country ( Panda Bears,
Squirrels,Tiger,Birds,Koalas...)
- Royal Family
- Selfmade postcards
If you don't have any of these, just send anything that you think will make
me smile.
All cards are welcome, have a nice day and Happy Postcrossing for you!”
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
North Rhine-Westphalia
German state
North Rhine-Westphalia is the most populous state of Germany, with a
population of approximately 18 million, and the fourth largest by area. Its
capital is Düsseldorf; the most populous city is Cologne.
Area: 13,165 mi²
Capital: Düsseldorf
Population: 17.84 million (Jun 30, 2012)
Destinations: Düsseldorf, Cologne, Bonn, Aachen, Essen, More
Clubs and Teams: Borussia Dortmund, FC Schalke 04, More
*Because of one of the largest recorded mass whale strandings in the history
of New Zealand, rescuers and hundreds of volunteers are going to Golden Bay
on the south tip of South Island. Over 300 carcasses are now littering the beach.
QUOTE (S) FOR THIS POST
"A sandwich with gluten-free bread, a hint of mustard and topped off with small,
slimy and angelic beauties of the sea is a delight to be eaten."
Forrest Caricofe
Google search: About 446 results (1.66 seconds)
No results found for "A sandwich with gluten-free bread, a hint of mustard and
topped off with small, slimy and angelic beauties of the sea is a delight to be
eaten."
HEALTH
*You didn't think I'd talk about my health today, did you? Well, think again.
7:04 AM 2/10/2017 EST. I'm making my 1st sandwich of the day and like I told
you yesterday, I ain't going to tell you what it is because I've said it so many
times before, but if you really want to know got back to my story #355 and
then read back another ten to #345 and you'll know 10 times. There is a hint in
in my quote of up above so maybe you won't have to go back to story #355.
*10:44 AM 2/10/2017 EST. I going to Orrville this morning, alone I hope, to buy
some things for the house and the post office to mail 2 packages that I intended
to mail yesterday. But I'm waiting to poop and then I'll go.
I forgot to tell you that I just took my morning drugs and dropped a drop of Timid
All in each eye. I usually take my drugs near 8:00 AM and sometimes miss taking
them entirely. Well, what's a body to do. Hell if I know.
*11:14 AM 2/10/2017 EST. I just pooped. I'm leaving.
*12:45 PM 2/10/2017 EST. I'm back. About an hour and 1/2. Not bad, but I couldn't
drive over the speed limit today because of snow drifts on roads going north or
south. I should have never left the house, of course, because when I accmulate a
lot more stories to tell. I first when to General Dollar where I bought everything I
needed for myself and the house. I first ran into two Pepsi deliverymen and I
usually ask the same question of them and Coke deliverymen. I said to one of them
first "this is a secret, I drink Coke, don't tell anybody" just on my part. The question
I always ask is "what is the best seller in this area, Pepsi or Coke." He said "Pepsi"
and I said "yuck." Besides being the "black sheep" of the family and as far as I know
my one sister and two brothers drink Pepsi and I drink Coke, I use my left arm and
hand to wipe my butt, I'm right-handed, which gives me some evidence that I was
secretly adopted, but I ain't proved it yet.
I continued through the aisles at a fast pace saying "pardon me" or excuse me"
and "thank you" when picking up what I needed to get by someone or ask a
question of an employee of the store. Fast to the checkout were a woman was
whining to the cashier whose name was name was a (that's the last letter, you can
guess the rest). We, the woman in front of me and me, could see that the whiner
was causing the the cashier whose name is "a" (last letter) to have more and more
a bad day. I said to the woman in front, maybe the woman behind me in line, and
the cashier whose name is "a" (last letter) "let's elevate her (cashier) self-esteem."
And we all did, so that when we left "a" (last letter only) was as happy as she could
be.
Second stop. I forgot were I stopped next. I have two choices so I'll pick one. No, I
know, I stopped for gas. I don't know if I told you or not but some thief use my PNC
(Pittsburgh National Corporation) credit card to buy a airplane ticket on Turkish
Airlines. I don't know any Arabic languages nor do I want to be close to Syria were
ISIS (Islam State of Iraq and Syria) and the evil dictator, Bashar al-Assad, of Syria
are beheading or barbarically murdering children, women and men who oppose
them. If I had a chance and and a nuclear bomb, I round all them up and kill all of
them &^%$#@#&%$#'s. If I can get aggravated enough, I probably can become
barbaric, too.
I received two new PNC (Pittsburgh National Corporation) credit cards in the mail
yesterday that the bank said would take 7-10 days.
Off track again. Pulled into the gas station. Had to pee, too, before I wet my shorts,
but I pumped gas into Mother's Honda first. $2.29 a gallon. Last time it was $1.99 a
gallon. Sometimes they change the prices every few hours. I don't care, I just want
the gas. The Honda took close to 10 gallons and 200 hundred on the milage counter
meant 20 mpg (miles per gallon). I usually get about 27 mpg (miles per gallon), but
because of the cold weather when Bill is in the car, I have to idle it too much. And I
used my beautiful and new credit for the first time.Oh, what a thrill. I then went into
the store part of the station with my (1) My Pilot Mug were I took a piss first and the
went to the coffee bar were I poured a 1/2 mug full of French Vanilla and filled the
remainder with their Special Blend. I paid for the coffee, only 99 cents with a mug,
then left for the good old U.S. (United States) Post Office.
(1) "Pilot Flying J, the largest operator of travel centers and travel plazas in North
America, ... Download our new MyPilot app and start saving 3¢ per gallon on
gasoline and ... interstates and you'll eventually end up at a truck stop or a
travel center and headquartered in Marengo, OH 43334."
I worked in the Orrville Post Office for about 18 years as a letter carrier before
my heart decided to stop without warning in the early winter of 1998. Since then,
after recovering, I've traveled a lot by airplane, Amtrac, Mother's Honda, walking,
Greyhound, boxcar and jackass. No, the travel by boxcar came before this and I
might have just imagined traveling by jackass. It's like they say "the truth shall set
you in motion." I've always liked that quotation.
I have boundless energy but I'm tired of typing. My choice, not yours.
TO BE CONTINUED....
POLITICS
*5:19 AM 2/10/2017 EST. From my computer screen and the Washington Post.
Trump to follow one-China policy. I'm more than a little aggravated by what
President Trump has done. One of his first phone calls to a country's leader was
to Taiwan which caused all kinds of negative responses from mainland China.
China does not consider Taiwan to be a country, but one of china's possessions.
I have always liked the Taiwanese people because they are much like us (U.S.)
except for their language. The president has decided not to change and move
America onto a better path to "Make America Great Again," but simply go back
to the old way of doing things. I don't ever get mad but I'm getting close!
And to beat it all, I just received an email message from postcrossing.com that
said my picture postcard that I sent to someone in Taiwan has been delivered.
The sender in a short and kind message said “Hi Forrest, thank you so much for
the postcard&coins !
Best Wishes, 😉
__________
*President Trump's executive order banning refugees has been defeated. After
three weeks in the White House this is his biggest lost to date. He has said that he
would be President Reagan-like and believe in individual and states rights
before government rights. The 3 judge panel came to the same conclusion as the
late President Reagan. The only thing that I can think of that Reagan failed at was
"The Paperwork Reduction Act." I liked President Reagan. Maybe it was because
he was an actor President.
As to the (1) "The Paperwork Reduction Act" I went online to my PNC (Pittsburgh
National Corporation) Bank and clicked on a statement that said to stop all
all documents sent to me in the mail. I do all my banking online and I ain't no tree-
hugger, but maybe I can save one tree from getting cut down in the forest.
(1)The Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs is a United States Government
office ... The Congress passed the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1980 (PL 96-511)
and its ... It began with President Richard Nixon's "Quality of Life" program, and
...formalized in 1981 with President Ronald Reagan's Executive Order 12291, ...
*Trump: New Immigration Order Coming 'Next Week.'
*Gallup: GOP Satisfaction With US Direction Soars, Democrats' Drops.
*David Joel Horowitz, age 78, is an American conservative writer. He is a founder
and current president of the think tank the David Horowitz Freedom Center;
editor of the Center's publication, FrontPage Magazine; ....says Dems: 'Party of
Hate.'
*Trump Calls Federal Court Decision 'Disgraceful.'
*Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVose, who was confirmed by a tie-breaking
vote 50-50 in the senate by Vice-President Mike Pence took some heat at her
very first visit to a public school.
*Trump Says Israel Should be 'Reasonable' in Peace Process.
*Trump Welcomes Japanese Prime Minister Abe.
*Trump Signals Support for Ukraine in Letter to Lithuania.
*Thomas Edmunds "Tom" Price, age 62, is an American physician and
Republican politician. He has just been sworn in as Health and Human Services
Secretary and Human Services.
*5:45 PM 2/10/2017 EST. From my computer screen and the Washington Post.
Trump administration won’t appeal ruling against immigration order to the
Supreme Court, says senior White House official.
*Putin: I'd Meet Trump in Slovenia.
*Top Clinton Aide: Hillary Almost Didn't Run.
*Trump Blasts NY Times for 'Major Fake News' on China
*Report: House to Vote on Repealing Obama Order on Planned Parenthood
Funds. The House of Representatives will vote next week.
Thanks to WIKIPEDIA and NEWSMAX.
QUOTE (S) FOR THIS POST
"The cold harsh time of winter does not prevent you from pooping."
Forrest Caricofe
Google search: About 428,000 results (1.27 seconds)
No results found for "The cold harsh time of winter does not prevent you from
pooping."
WEATHER
Weather for Smithville, Ohio
Today PARTLY_CLOUDY 33° 30°
Sat CLOUDY 49° 38°
Sun SHOWERS 42° 28°
Mon PARTLY_CLOUDY 35° 27°
The Weather Channel - Weather Underground - AccuWeather
*7:48 AM 2/10/2017 EST. Forgot to take the temperature gauge outdoors
yesterday. the indoor temperature is 71° and the humidity is 42%. I'll take out
the gauge this very minute.
*8:14 AM 2/10/2017 EST. I have just returned from outdoors. I took all of the trash
from the house and placed the black bag on the enclosed back deck floor of the
house. I'll take the bag of trash to the container beside the east side of the garage
later on when I go to the post office. The sun in all it's glory is shinning in the east
and slightly south and my eyes cannot look at it long because of all its' brillance.
The American flag in the northeast border corner pole is drooping, moving
slightly toward the north indicating a slow wind speed of about 3 mph. The
temperature only gauge is covered with snow and indicates a reading of 18°
and because of the snow, I believe the present temperature is 10° or more higher
than that. I'll check on the weather gauge that I just took outdoors in a while.
*9:16 AM 2/10/2017 EST. Well, I was wrong about temperature only. I'm old
enough to be wrong, ain't I? I went outdoors, the temperate only gauge read 20°
the temperature and humidity gauge read 20° and 61% respectively so
*"Thousands of flight cancellations, delays as major winter storm slams Northeast
A powerful winter storm bearing down on the Northeast forced thousands of flight
cancelations Thursday, snarling travel plans for fliers across the country and
dumping more than a foot of snow in some areas, according to estimates."
Fox News - 13 hours ago.
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in order to make a small pittance, but I don't know for sure because I haven't
checked them. No matter for now. I do not have Google Adsense ads on
Wordpress, so I will not post to Wordpress until I figure out how to do it.
Thanks. Forrest.
QUOTE (S) FOR THIS POST
"Sweet memories of the past are not forgotten because of lots of little things that
matter."
Forrest Caricofe
Google search: About 8,960,000 results (1.48 seconds)
No results found for "Sweet memories of the past are not forgotten because of
lots of little things that matter."
STORIES OF MY LIFE AND TOLD IN ONE DAY....
I remember people in the past who hummed, sang to themselves, yodeled
whisteled and/or did all these things so silenty you could not hear them. It is
a rarity theses days to hear these signs of happiness, the mournful sound of
a yodeler or those who hummed/sang/whistled the sad songs of Hank
Williams.
I've spent some time in the last couple of years in the states of Ohio (were I'm
presently at), Virginia, Nebraska and Nevada. The best place for me is the last
place I've been, but now, because of responsibilities in the house, I'm confined
to this place. Las Vegas or near the Grand Canyon has warm weather in the
summer and I like the dry warm weather of the winter months and dry high heat
of the summer months. Both locations will also provide for my demise by walking
off into wilderness and into the beautiful desert sun.
Looks like I'm rambling rose again and off track. As I told in one of my stories of
my life from some time ago, my Father use to hum "me oh my oh, a small part of
the lyrics that say "Goodbye Joe me gotta go me oh my oh, me ... Son of a gun we'll
have big fun on the bayou....to.... "Jambalaya (On The Bayou)" was a song written
in 1952 and sang by country legend Hank Williams. I was around 10 years old at
the time and could also remember my Father yodeling or trying to, I don't
remember exactly. My memory seems to leave me at times like a sagebrush
rolling away in the desert.
My Mother was a prayerful women, she just prayed and did not fight or argue,
much. She had been a avid church-goer all her life starting at the Summit Church
of Brethren in Augusta County were Father and Mother were buried just a few
short miles from her home place on a hill near Burketown in the same county.
Her and her siblings, Uncle Orvin, Mother was next, Aunt Ruth and the baby,
Uncle Lester use to walk the 4 miles more or less to the church. Mother told me
on several occasions that they needed to go around the property of a mean
man who lived in the woods.
She ended up attending the Dayton Church of the Brethen that my Father partially
built and my Father went along her whether he always liked it or not. I don't
know for sure. Both of my parents funerals were held in this same church, then
the funeral procession to the Summit Church of the Brethren cementary for
services and burial. At the last moment, Mother's desires became known and
we buried her and then went to church in Dayton for her services. I ask the
woman preacher if I could say a few words at Mother's services and, I'm crying
again now, I said "thank you Mother for leaving your footprints on earth for us to
follow."
I really got way, way off track. Sorry.
CELLULAR PHONE CALLS
*Without repeating the last 7 numbers, I received a cellular phone call from 757
area code in Virginia centered in the area of Virginia Beach, the largest city in
Virginia and not Richmond, the capitol city. I told you before that I do not answer
cellular phone calls that are out of this area and only answer 1 cellular phone call
from someone who has a Virginia area code, 540, and lives in Florida. I'm getting
tired of typing, you guess.
QUOTE (S) FOR THIS POST
"If you spend your time celebrating what people celebrate on a particular day,
that's all you'll get accomplished for 24 hours a day."
Forrest Caricofe
Google search: About 6,660,000 results (1.61 seconds)
No results found for "If you spend your time celebrating what people celebrate
on a particular day, that's all you'll get accomplished for 24 hours a day."
WE CELEBRATE TODAY AND/OR THIS MONTH
Black History Month - February 1 through February 28....
LATEST NEWS FROM THE TIMES UNION CAPITOL BUREAU
Emancipation document part of Black History Month
By Rick Karlin, Capitol bureau on February 2, 2017 at 1:31 PM
has ended, but I believe the time is right to type about President Abraham
Lincoln who was elected in 1860, the 16th president of the United States.
Abraham Lincoln, was the first Republican president to win the office. The first
Republican candidate to run for president was John C. Fremont in 1856. He
advocated like much of north to release the slaves from their bondage. Lincoln
dealt with that and the American Civil War beginning on April 12, 1861 and
ending on May 9, 1865. Approximately 620,000 soldiers died from combat,
accident, starvation, and disease or from Wikipedia:
750,000 total deaths to include children, women and non-combat men.
Combat and accident, starvation, and disease.
Union: 281,881
Confederate: 225,000
Total combat deaths: 506,881
approximately 114,000 difference in the figure from the estimation above
Wikipedia. Most of the soldiers died because they stood-up fighting. Sad.
I was in the army and I know the basics of how to fight and it ain't standing up.
*NATIONAL CREAM CHEESE BROWNIE DAY
*NATIONAL UMBRELLA DAY
*NATIONAL HOME WARRANTY DAY
Maybe people ain't got nothing to do but celebrate all day and all night. Why don't
you go ahead and make up a day for celebrating, everyone else seems to be doing
it.
QUOTE (S) OF THE DAY
QUOTE (S) FOR THIS POST
"There is an old saying that goes "if you are one with big toes with a small amount
of meat for a nose, then you should not wander if your nose is big as your toes.""
Forrest Caricofe
Google search: "Three strikes your out" and this is the 4th one. Google would not
even deal with this one. This quote must be a product of a wandering mind. I ain't
taking the blame for it.
And another one that Google's having trouble with:
QUOTE (S) FOR THIS POST
""In 1492 Coumbus sailed the ocean blue," the Pope "went to France and lost his
pants" and Putin sat on a pile of ants and lost his reign in Russia.""
Forrest Caricofe
Google search: Showing results for ""In 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue,"
the Pope "went to France and lost his pants" and Putin sat on a pile of ants and
lost his reign in Russia.""
Search instead for ""In 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue," the Pope "went to
France and lost his pants" and Putin sat on a pile of ants and lost his reign in
Russia.""
No results containing all your search terms were found.
Your search - ""In 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue," the Pope "went to
France and lost his pants ... - did not match any documents.
How many documents did you search, Google?
QUOTE (S) FOR THIS POST
""In 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue" and Forrest was born in 1942 (same
numbers) and lived in Dayton.""
Forrest Caricofe
Google search: About 492 results (1.60 seconds)
No results found for ""In 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue" and Forrest was
born in 1942 (same numbers) and lived in Dayton.""
WORLD
*Received an email message from postcrossing.com giving me instructions
for sending a picture postcard to someone in Germany.
And your postcard US-4482051 will go to... __________ in Germany, 4,084 miles
away!
Here's the Postcard ID: US-4482051
Don't forget to write this Postcard ID on the postcard!
This is what will allow the receiver to register your postcard when it arrives
which will make you the next person to receive a postcard.
A little something about __________ .
1269 postcards sent, 1268 received
Languages: German, English and Spanish
About the recipient:
“Hello all postcrossers!
Greetings from Germany.
My name is __________ and I live in North Rhine- Westfalia in a small village.
I prefer postcards
that show the area where you live but love anything you send.
I also love to read books ( so suggestions for good writers are welcome)
draw and listening music, so if you now a great band or artist, let me now.
But if you want to make me happy, please have a look at my favourite postcard
wall, or:
- Portraits of people, famous or not
- Music singers or bands
- Mangas
- Mallorca
- Beach, sea
- Colourful drawings
- Nightviews
- Water reflections
- Rainbow
- Postcards from your country.
- Dogs
- Animals that traditionally for your country ( Panda Bears,
Squirrels,Tiger,Birds,Koalas...)
- Royal Family
- Selfmade postcards
If you don't have any of these, just send anything that you think will make
me smile.
All cards are welcome, have a nice day and Happy Postcrossing for you!”
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
North Rhine-Westphalia
German state
North Rhine-Westphalia is the most populous state of Germany, with a
population of approximately 18 million, and the fourth largest by area. Its
capital is Düsseldorf; the most populous city is Cologne.
Area: 13,165 mi²
Capital: Düsseldorf
Population: 17.84 million (Jun 30, 2012)
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*Because of one of the largest recorded mass whale strandings in the history
of New Zealand, rescuers and hundreds of volunteers are going to Golden Bay
on the south tip of South Island. Over 300 carcasses are now littering the beach.
QUOTE (S) FOR THIS POST
"A sandwich with gluten-free bread, a hint of mustard and topped off with small,
slimy and angelic beauties of the sea is a delight to be eaten."
Forrest Caricofe
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HEALTH
*You didn't think I'd talk about my health today, did you? Well, think again.
7:04 AM 2/10/2017 EST. I'm making my 1st sandwich of the day and like I told
you yesterday, I ain't going to tell you what it is because I've said it so many
times before, but if you really want to know got back to my story #355 and
then read back another ten to #345 and you'll know 10 times. There is a hint in
in my quote of up above so maybe you won't have to go back to story #355.
*10:44 AM 2/10/2017 EST. I going to Orrville this morning, alone I hope, to buy
some things for the house and the post office to mail 2 packages that I intended
to mail yesterday. But I'm waiting to poop and then I'll go.
I forgot to tell you that I just took my morning drugs and dropped a drop of Timid
All in each eye. I usually take my drugs near 8:00 AM and sometimes miss taking
them entirely. Well, what's a body to do. Hell if I know.
*11:14 AM 2/10/2017 EST. I just pooped. I'm leaving.
*12:45 PM 2/10/2017 EST. I'm back. About an hour and 1/2. Not bad, but I couldn't
drive over the speed limit today because of snow drifts on roads going north or
south. I should have never left the house, of course, because when I accmulate a
lot more stories to tell. I first when to General Dollar where I bought everything I
needed for myself and the house. I first ran into two Pepsi deliverymen and I
usually ask the same question of them and Coke deliverymen. I said to one of them
first "this is a secret, I drink Coke, don't tell anybody" just on my part. The question
I always ask is "what is the best seller in this area, Pepsi or Coke." He said "Pepsi"
and I said "yuck." Besides being the "black sheep" of the family and as far as I know
my one sister and two brothers drink Pepsi and I drink Coke, I use my left arm and
hand to wipe my butt, I'm right-handed, which gives me some evidence that I was
secretly adopted, but I ain't proved it yet.
I continued through the aisles at a fast pace saying "pardon me" or excuse me"
and "thank you" when picking up what I needed to get by someone or ask a
question of an employee of the store. Fast to the checkout were a woman was
whining to the cashier whose name was name was a (that's the last letter, you can
guess the rest). We, the woman in front of me and me, could see that the whiner
was causing the the cashier whose name is "a" (last letter) to have more and more
a bad day. I said to the woman in front, maybe the woman behind me in line, and
the cashier whose name is "a" (last letter) "let's elevate her (cashier) self-esteem."
And we all did, so that when we left "a" (last letter only) was as happy as she could
be.
Second stop. I forgot were I stopped next. I have two choices so I'll pick one. No, I
know, I stopped for gas. I don't know if I told you or not but some thief use my PNC
(Pittsburgh National Corporation) credit card to buy a airplane ticket on Turkish
Airlines. I don't know any Arabic languages nor do I want to be close to Syria were
ISIS (Islam State of Iraq and Syria) and the evil dictator, Bashar al-Assad, of Syria
are beheading or barbarically murdering children, women and men who oppose
them. If I had a chance and and a nuclear bomb, I round all them up and kill all of
them &^%$#@#&%$#'s. If I can get aggravated enough, I probably can become
barbaric, too.
I received two new PNC (Pittsburgh National Corporation) credit cards in the mail
yesterday that the bank said would take 7-10 days.
Off track again. Pulled into the gas station. Had to pee, too, before I wet my shorts,
but I pumped gas into Mother's Honda first. $2.29 a gallon. Last time it was $1.99 a
gallon. Sometimes they change the prices every few hours. I don't care, I just want
the gas. The Honda took close to 10 gallons and 200 hundred on the milage counter
meant 20 mpg (miles per gallon). I usually get about 27 mpg (miles per gallon), but
because of the cold weather when Bill is in the car, I have to idle it too much. And I
used my beautiful and new credit for the first time.Oh, what a thrill. I then went into
the store part of the station with my (1) My Pilot Mug were I took a piss first and the
went to the coffee bar were I poured a 1/2 mug full of French Vanilla and filled the
remainder with their Special Blend. I paid for the coffee, only 99 cents with a mug,
then left for the good old U.S. (United States) Post Office.
(1) "Pilot Flying J, the largest operator of travel centers and travel plazas in North
America, ... Download our new MyPilot app and start saving 3¢ per gallon on
gasoline and ... interstates and you'll eventually end up at a truck stop or a
travel center and headquartered in Marengo, OH 43334."
I worked in the Orrville Post Office for about 18 years as a letter carrier before
my heart decided to stop without warning in the early winter of 1998. Since then,
after recovering, I've traveled a lot by airplane, Amtrac, Mother's Honda, walking,
Greyhound, boxcar and jackass. No, the travel by boxcar came before this and I
might have just imagined traveling by jackass. It's like they say "the truth shall set
you in motion." I've always liked that quotation.
I have boundless energy but I'm tired of typing. My choice, not yours.
TO BE CONTINUED....
POLITICS
*5:19 AM 2/10/2017 EST. From my computer screen and the Washington Post.
Trump to follow one-China policy. I'm more than a little aggravated by what
President Trump has done. One of his first phone calls to a country's leader was
to Taiwan which caused all kinds of negative responses from mainland China.
China does not consider Taiwan to be a country, but one of china's possessions.
I have always liked the Taiwanese people because they are much like us (U.S.)
except for their language. The president has decided not to change and move
America onto a better path to "Make America Great Again," but simply go back
to the old way of doing things. I don't ever get mad but I'm getting close!
And to beat it all, I just received an email message from postcrossing.com that
said my picture postcard that I sent to someone in Taiwan has been delivered.
The sender in a short and kind message said “Hi Forrest, thank you so much for
the postcard&coins !
Best Wishes, 😉
__________
*President Trump's executive order banning refugees has been defeated. After
three weeks in the White House this is his biggest lost to date. He has said that he
would be President Reagan-like and believe in individual and states rights
before government rights. The 3 judge panel came to the same conclusion as the
late President Reagan. The only thing that I can think of that Reagan failed at was
"The Paperwork Reduction Act." I liked President Reagan. Maybe it was because
he was an actor President.
As to the (1) "The Paperwork Reduction Act" I went online to my PNC (Pittsburgh
National Corporation) Bank and clicked on a statement that said to stop all
all documents sent to me in the mail. I do all my banking online and I ain't no tree-
hugger, but maybe I can save one tree from getting cut down in the forest.
(1)The Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs is a United States Government
office ... The Congress passed the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1980 (PL 96-511)
and its ... It began with President Richard Nixon's "Quality of Life" program, and
...formalized in 1981 with President Ronald Reagan's Executive Order 12291, ...
*Trump: New Immigration Order Coming 'Next Week.'
*Gallup: GOP Satisfaction With US Direction Soars, Democrats' Drops.
*David Joel Horowitz, age 78, is an American conservative writer. He is a founder
and current president of the think tank the David Horowitz Freedom Center;
editor of the Center's publication, FrontPage Magazine; ....says Dems: 'Party of
Hate.'
*Trump Calls Federal Court Decision 'Disgraceful.'
*Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVose, who was confirmed by a tie-breaking
vote 50-50 in the senate by Vice-President Mike Pence took some heat at her
very first visit to a public school.
*Trump Says Israel Should be 'Reasonable' in Peace Process.
*Trump Welcomes Japanese Prime Minister Abe.
*Trump Signals Support for Ukraine in Letter to Lithuania.
*Thomas Edmunds "Tom" Price, age 62, is an American physician and
Republican politician. He has just been sworn in as Health and Human Services
Secretary and Human Services.
*5:45 PM 2/10/2017 EST. From my computer screen and the Washington Post.
Trump administration won’t appeal ruling against immigration order to the
Supreme Court, says senior White House official.
*Putin: I'd Meet Trump in Slovenia.
*Top Clinton Aide: Hillary Almost Didn't Run.
*Trump Blasts NY Times for 'Major Fake News' on China
*Report: House to Vote on Repealing Obama Order on Planned Parenthood
Funds. The House of Representatives will vote next week.
Thanks to WIKIPEDIA and NEWSMAX.
QUOTE (S) FOR THIS POST
"The cold harsh time of winter does not prevent you from pooping."
Forrest Caricofe
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WEATHER
Weather for Smithville, Ohio
Today PARTLY_CLOUDY 33° 30°
Sat CLOUDY 49° 38°
Sun SHOWERS 42° 28°
Mon PARTLY_CLOUDY 35° 27°
The Weather Channel - Weather Underground - AccuWeather
*7:48 AM 2/10/2017 EST. Forgot to take the temperature gauge outdoors
yesterday. the indoor temperature is 71° and the humidity is 42%. I'll take out
the gauge this very minute.
*8:14 AM 2/10/2017 EST. I have just returned from outdoors. I took all of the trash
from the house and placed the black bag on the enclosed back deck floor of the
house. I'll take the bag of trash to the container beside the east side of the garage
later on when I go to the post office. The sun in all it's glory is shinning in the east
and slightly south and my eyes cannot look at it long because of all its' brillance.
The American flag in the northeast border corner pole is drooping, moving
slightly toward the north indicating a slow wind speed of about 3 mph. The
temperature only gauge is covered with snow and indicates a reading of 18°
and because of the snow, I believe the present temperature is 10° or more higher
than that. I'll check on the weather gauge that I just took outdoors in a while.
*9:16 AM 2/10/2017 EST. Well, I was wrong about temperature only. I'm old
enough to be wrong, ain't I? I went outdoors, the temperate only gauge read 20°
the temperature and humidity gauge read 20° and 61% respectively so
*"Thousands of flight cancellations, delays as major winter storm slams Northeast
A powerful winter storm bearing down on the Northeast forced thousands of flight
cancelations Thursday, snarling travel plans for fliers across the country and
dumping more than a foot of snow in some areas, according to estimates."
Fox News - 13 hours ago.
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