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Bubbles and his Samsquamch!

Awesome Clay!! Like the blog as well. -Jeremy-

here comes GH......5...4...3..2...1...

little redundant don't you think Lark?

Congratulations to Payson.

Great pictures....thanks for sharing!

Great bucks, congrats to you both. Love the color of the first coues....

Have a wonderful and safe vacation.

Yeah, had to leave the Grecian Formula behind on that trip because of airline baggage weight concerns. Doug, at what age did you start hunting?

Doug, that deer from Texas has a BEAutiful coat.

Shoot!

Sounds like a Will Smith song.... :lol:

Good luck James....Hopefully you get drawn and give me chance to process your animals! -Jeremy-

Clay's jeep is like a billboard on wheels!

big sharp ones!

Great idea TJ. Glad you and your father have been able to spend so many wonderful times together. Happy Turkey Hunting! -Jeremy-

Thats friggin AWESOME!!!!!!!

I find it amazing that Obama got into office...Even when NO ONE voted for him! :lol:

I really got to get down there with you one weekend! Awesome! -Jeremy-

Well congratulations Jed.

Meeting again after some years, two Middle Eastern mothers are sitting in a cafe chatting over a plate of tabouli and a pint of goat's milk. The older of the mothers pulls a bag out of her purse and starts flipping through photos and they start reminiscing. 'This is my oldest son, Mohammed. He would be 24 years old now.' 'Yes, I remember him as a baby' says the other mother cheerfully. 'He's a martyr now though', the first confides. 'Oh, so sad dear' says the other. And this is my second son, Khalid. He would be 21 now' 'Oh, I remember him,' says the other happily, 'he had such curly hair when he was born'. ' 'He's a martyr too', says the first quietly. 'Oh, gracious me ...' says the other. 'And this is my third son. My baby. My beautiful Ahmed. He would be 18,' she whispers. 'Yes' says the friend enthusiastically, 'I remember when he first started school' 'He's a martyr also,' says the first, with tears in her eyes. After a pause and a deep sigh, the second Muslim mother looks wistfully at the photographs and says..... 'They blow up so fast, don't they?' :lol:

Spectacular! and in the words of WHALE "oh man"! -Jeremy-

Wildviews are slow. I had one take 647 pictures of a leaf....my fault. Talk about a let down! hahaha! and another not sure if it was shadows but there was several hundred pictures to where I could watch the sun come up and set with the shadows on the ground. But has not detoured me. I think somethings already out of the frame when it triggers...and I believe he is a big one! -Jeremy-

I hate you I would not know But I was suppose to It's all good since he has a dozen kids to feed and really bailed me out in a time of need Rex has a lot of chorizo. I though I had some but don't. I'll be making more soon just don't know when.... Maybe Rex can donate a tube to you! Hint Hint. -Jeremy-

Well Kevin, you wanted a tortillas recipe and here is our family recipe....shhhh do not tell anyone. Now these ain't skinny tortillas. these be thick Navajo style tortillas, the ones you can sop all the goodness off your plate, egg yokes, chilis etc! 10 c. Flour 7tsp Baking Powder 5tsp Salt *MIX* 1-3/4 Lard (shortning) which ever you're not scared of. *MIX* till you have little crumbles. 4c Water to start; mix well ; then add a little more at a time till everything is mixed and dough is not sticky. Let rest. 10-20min. Pull dough to the size a little larger than a golf ball, pinch between thumb and index finger to remove. Roll into ball, let rest. 5min or so. Heat your flat iron. Break out the rolling pin and get to work! Flattin out to about 1/8" thick. Throw it on the flat iron til its golden then flip and repeat. Take it off and enjoy! Nothing beats fresh tortillas! -Jeremy-