A Breakfast Made for My Wonderful Wife I made breakfast for my wife, and in the mornings, we both enjoy farm-fresh eggs and homegrown vegetables. And we love our hot salsa! Tortillas, Brown Eggs, Mozzarella and American Cheese, Cherry Tomatoes on the side, Peppers, and the meat of your choice.

Enjoy a fun montage of dogs, puppies, and urchins.

Country Life with Chickens, Chicks, and Chicken Eggs

Beans are good for you, but moderation is the key. My wife said, "No more beans, burps, toots, and regrets by sundown."

Are you a fan of hot peppers? Do you love the heat and flavor they bring to your favorite dishes? Whether you have a spacious backyard or just a balcony, you can grow jalapeno and banana peppers in buckets, containers, or traditional garden beds. After harvest, you can safely preserve them for future use. Canning is a popular method that allows you to enjoy the flavors of summer all year round. I prefer to pick banana peppers that are red and/or dark yellow to orange. If you can't take the heat, use only Banana peppers as they are on the milder side, compared to Jalapeno peppers. Our local farmers' markets always have these for sale if you don't grow your own. I have included the recipe below. They are so good, but only if you like it HOT! 1 Peck of Hot Peppers (8qts) Wash and slice into 1-inch pieces Soak in 1 Cup of Saltwater for 2 hours, drain, add the following ingredients to a large pot, and bring to a boil, add peppers, and bring to a boil again. 2 Cups of Sugar 2 Cups Canola Oil 3 Cups of Vinegar 2 Tbls of Paprika Add peppers to hot canning jars, place 2 pieces of garlic cloves in the bottom of jars and 2 pieces on top of the hot peppers, prior to sealing. Seal hot jars with hot lids and let them cool. While cooling, lids should pop to seal. They are so good!

The manipulation of the devil stick (also devil-sticks, devilsticks, flower sticks, bâtons fleurs, stunt sticks, gravity sticks, or juggling sticks) is a form of gyroscopic juggling or equilibristics, consisting of manipulating one stick ("baton", 'center stick') between one or two other sticks held one in each hand. The baton is lifted, struck, or stroked by the two control sticks ('handsticks', 'sidesticks', or 'handles'), stabilizing the baton through gyroscopic motion.[1] Manipulating devil sticks is one of the circus arts and is sometimes called devil-sticking, twirling, sticking, or stick juggling. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devil_sticks

One of my "Home Movies" was filmed with a phone in my pocket before my adventures in Rumble.

It was a windy and exciting day at the beach and dog park.

BDaddySlim presents A Phone In My Pocket production a video edited with PowerDirector. Viewer Discretion Advised

BDaddySlim presents A Phone In My Pocket production a video edited with PowerDirector. Power Director: Stock Audio I hope the weather improves!

Nice December day with several folks out fly fishing for trout in ice cold water!

Bigfoot spotted in the woods after his car ran out of gas.

I cut two cedar trees down probably 2 decades ago and we sawed out the lumber. I kept the stump from one of the trees and I am now trying to resurrect it for the wildlife. The bottom had rotted from sitting on the ground and the core is now hollow, perfect hiding place for chipmunks. I sawed off the bottom and made a passage clear through.

Nothin' Ever Comes Easy...

Snowing overnight again, day two.

I like bats as they eat lots of insects including mosquitoes during the summer months. They are the only mammal that can fly. They don't migrate but hibernate during the winter. I've wanted to build a Bat House. Good winter project...

As the saying goes, “Breakfast is the most important meal of the day.” So everyone dig in and get the day off to a great start with a good meal! My dad told me he could eat as soon as his feet hit the floor.

I knew better and should have secured it to my buggy. I've never been accused of being smart. When it fell it took me and the saw with it. It's a Cedar stump. I cut down two cedars years ago and my dad and I sawed out the lumber on our mill. I've used this as a bird feeder stand for years and should have stained it and kept it off the ground to help preserve it. Now I'm attempting to resurrect it. Attempting... Unfortunately the phone in my pocket, filmed the top of my pocket.