Friday, December 4, 2020

Turkey Day, End of the Month, And Cycling Along

It's one for the money two for the show three to get ready NOW go cat go. But don't you step on my blue suede shoes. You can do anything but stay off of my blue suede shoes. Well, you can knock me down step in my face slander my name all over the place do anything that you want to do but uh uh honey lay off of them shoes. You can burn my house steel my car drink my liquor from that old fruit jar. Do anything you want to do but uh uh honey lay off of my shoes and don't you step on my blue suede shoes. Well, you can do anything but stay off my blue suede shoes
Elvis Presley 1956
By Carl Perkins May 1955


CYCLING:

Hours - 53

Activities - 24

Miles - 701 / 1,128km 

PR's - 14

Days Off The Bike - 6 and only rode 3 times between the 23rd and 29th of November

Story time here with me reflecting on how rude I have been while cycling. I have a bright head light and red flashing tail light that are USB chargeable. I also have a bell that I hang from my top tube or handlebars, depending on which bike I roll out. And lastly, I use my iPhone on speaker mode for broadcasting the suitable playlist. Couples walking are completely oblivious to these distractions. Most give hardly any effort to move out of the way while on the River Trail or casually acknowledge my approach with a wave. Or they frantically jump to one side as if I was a charging herd of buffalo. 

So last weekend, walking with the oldies, The Dude's dogs were running a muck, heard a bell but I could have sworn it was coming from a dog or even a kitty cat off trail. What A Dumb A$$!! It was a cyclist behind us ringing his bell and I stood there like a Jack A$$ starring at the bushes. Felt like such a knucklehead. HELLL0000ooooooo 

So I now have a new found appreciation for walkers, talking on the phone yahoos, and weekend warriors. Life continues on and we all shall grow together just fine. Plenty of room on the trail, Strava Segments aren't really that big of a deal, and the goals is after all to be outdoors. Or simply sticking to the lushes single track might be rather attractive. Oh Baby 

CRACKBOOK:

Couldn't tell you how many times I heard the phrase," I Saw On Facebook..."


Thanksgiving was just bizarre to say the least. This was one of the most superficial Turkey Days for the history books. So many elephants in the room and not at all my ideal meaning of family gatherings. 


The entire morning was spent by myself with The Dude's dogs supervising my every move. This would be the third year in a row that my aJENNda played out in this undesirable manor. The charcoal sparked to life, removed and risen off the bird, dressed up the bird with more fresh herbs, garlic cloves and butter were tucked under the pale tight skin, added the water bath to the weber, placed the bird on the center grate, some kind of a dead animal on the top rack, and then I checked the time. What The Flock Of Poultry


And I wait. Wait some more I do. Add a few more soaked wood chips. Oh, and lets wait a little bit longer. The Dude has worked the last SEVEN Turkey Days and his clock out time fluctuates between 11am and 2pm. All depends on volunteer counts. I truly admire his ambitions but I selfishly piss and mown about it every damn year. But just who in the H E double Hockey Sticks am I to compete with the needs of the church. Damn Resident Heathen 


My self control was impeccable as I reframed form whipping up an adult beverage before 2pm. I can easily be talked into a little splash of baileys in my coffee, a mimosa as a starter, or a beautiful bloody mary but I knew the oldies would arrive soon and I certainly needed my patients in tack this day. Just knowing that it will take so much of my mental energy to navigate the day, better off passing on the hard stuff. Breathe 


So at about 2:30ish, The Dude & I toasted to the afternoon with a gorgeously crafted Celebration Ale from Sierra Nevada Brewing. Wasn't until a few hours later that family members would begin to trickle in for dinner. And Yes, I managed to stay on point. Phuc Yeah 


Arguably, I smoked the second best turkey of all time. The brine from the night before maintains the white breast meat to remain moist and savory. The fresh rosemary added a hint of goodness but not drowning out the roasted garlic by any means. The soaked in water hard apple wood chips added a delightful flavor but wasn't overly smoked and obnoxious. The orange slices on top was just an elusion as the citrus was actually extracted in the brine but a few comments were dropped about those overtones. So Thats Cool 


On the top shelf of the weber laid two heavily coated thyme, rosemary, and a dash of fresh ground cayenne pepper racks of lamb. I was a little weary of over cooking them but the thermometer reflects how on my game I was. Top Shelf Meal


Then, my veteran move was NOT piling my plate with my hungry eyeballs. I went with more of a "sample" portions theory for the evening. And boy I am thankful for that!! The Dude used the egg beaters to whip together a fluffy whipping cream for the two pies he prepared the night before. The added bonus to his concoction was adding in a little granulated brown cane sugar nearing the end of his beating. Hell Yes 

BODY WORK:

Let me just inform you of how much I miss working in the office. I seriously miss the conversations with the old folks, assessing the pathologies of clients, working with the meridians of the body, and stimulating the nervous system for overall good health. 


There was a session in which I performed a neuromuscular massage throughout a clients back. Basically, we find ecopressure together. I begin at the origin of the muscle, my elbow holds the position of that point while the client SLOWLY moves through their range of motion, I then make a micro movement towards the insertion of that same muscle, they work the ROM again, and I micro move throughout the belly of that muscle until we have worked the entire muscle together. Its A Brilliant Release 


Another session was built upon a stubborn Piriformis Muscle that just would let go. I was able to step back and advise the client that the issue must be else where in their body. Is it a Hammie, is it a knee cap, or is it metaphorically in their mind. Come to find out, while working with their neck, the release happened. I wasn't even aware of it happening. My soft vision was around the shoulders, breathing, and their crown and they "shouted out" that their hip just rolled off the table. They literally felt their tailbone rotate like a door knob and their hip FINALLY let go. So Damn Cool 

Nothing was ominous about these clouds but the sunset was a heart stopper. I stood outside by myself as the radiant colors morphed into that lovely deep purple before darkness rules the landscape. Don't you just totally dig that moment before daylight disappears from another calendar day?? I Sure Do 


LEFTOVERS:

Here are the leftover thoughts and whats the haps during December. 


First on the list would be the fact that there is so much going on this month in the night sky. The nights are becoming long and dark. We are currently entertained with the Puppid Meteor Shower and will peak over these next two nights. The Monocerotid Meteor Shower peaks on December 8th. Then, under perfect New Moon conditions, the most impressive Geminid Meteor Shower of the year peaks on the 14th of December. AND THEN, hold your little unmentionables, the astronomical moment of our time, The Conjunction between Saturn and Jupiter in the western horizon. I Cant Wait!!!! Our friends in the Southern Hemisphere will be treated to a Total Solar Eclipse on the 14th of December. You're So Lucky


Can you say, " Turkey Enchilada on Day #3?" This was a delightful way of adding a traditional Mexican Dish to Thanksgiving. I spaced on photos but a beautiful red curry with turkey and veggies were engulfed on Day#4 of Thanksgiving. 


Oh, check out this full moon from the 30th. Keep in mind, it was only about 27F / - 2.8C during this ride. What tripped me out was that I never saw the photo in real time. It was later on that evening when I saw this "glow" of light radiating from Mr Moon. Heading back at 17F / -8.33C that night, riding by myself in the peacefulness of darkness, only the unseen animals scurry along the under brush kept me company. Pure Stillness 


Have you ever prepared a tuna noodle dish??? How about a Turkey noodle dish?? This was the bomb on Day#5 of Thanksgiving leftovers and THE LAST DAY OF TUKEY DINNERS!! My intake of poultry has exceeded its limits and I am very satisfied with that achievement. Hot Damn 

And the bonus of the year, a new ( used ) oven for the OM House. Somehow the ceramic/glass top of the old ( came with the house ) oven cracked from the back right burner to the middle of the left back and left front burner. The burners still worked just fine but it is becoming a hazard in my third eye. My luck, a boiling pot of water would be the final straw for breaking completely through the counter top. Of course, as my luck would have it, that pot would empty onto my legs. Cant have this preventable situation. Thank You Craigslist!! A women had just purchased all new alliances for her home and I scored an oven out of the deal. As I passed through their garage, a dusty dishwasher was sitting there, upon acquiring, I was told, " You have the truck, if you would do me the flavor of hauling it out my garage, its yours." Two For One?!?!? So Stoked 

FREE:

Speaking of free, here would be my X-mas gifts for 2020. Placing them out as an offering during the FULL MOON on the 30th of November topped with mason jars of spring water brought me good Mo Jo. I have been collecting wooden pallets for fabricating planter boxes, vertical herb holders, table stands, and mini Christmas Tree cut outs for the Holidays. 

They are all for give-a-ways and allows me something to occupy my mind with while I am not riding around this desert oasis. Basically, gives me the reason to enjoy a few cans of Oats, Wheat, and Barley Refreshments. Quite Satisfying  


Some of the wood is pretty beat to Sh*T but there is always a "find" that stokes me out. Like that little board in the photo below. Two tone colors and a perfect base board. These flower planter boxes are rather simple. Six boards at 16 inches and six boards at 15 inches. Once they are tacked together, they remain square at 23 1/2 inches, added trim to all the corners and top. Easy Peasy 


These project are completely free, minus my time, and a few holiday 5 packs. Finally using up all of those GOTTA save jars of miscellaneous finishing nails, left over screws from other jobs, and emptying all those difficult last to get out drops of wood glue. I am far from a pack rat but I have accumulated a few usable items over the decades. And now, they found their purpose.  


And guess what??? Still rockin all ten digits!! With my baby soft lotion hands, I'm fundamentally present and safe when working with wood, saws, and machinery in general in order to save my hands. In years past, a splinter under the finger nail bothered me some but whatever as it is part of the deal. Now, I am a big ol' sissy pants and must wear gloves because my hands have zero built up calluses.


So what do you think?? Would this please your heart as an X-Mas Gift?? Anyway, as I wrap up this post, here is my short film from a ride the other day. Thanx in advance for watching and its only 2min and 40 seconds long. I shot all of these clips on an old iPhone while topping off a 200 mile week. This video captures a casual 50 mile ride out to Highline Lake And State Park. Hope You Dig It!! Turn It Up!! 


Be Kind, Stay Grateful, And Think Snow,

Cheers 

62 comments:

  1. I enjoyed the video, but I note your Thanksgiving dinner invitation did not arrive. I am not so keen on turkey but you made it sound delicious, along with the rest of your dinner.

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    1. Grab Your Coat And I'll Fire Up The Weber - Its Funny As I was NEVER A Turkey Guy Until I Started Brine/Smoking Turkeys - This Was The First Year Adding In Mexican Cuisine Dishes - Oh Baby

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  2. That's a long way to ride a bike - watched the video and seems there was a big spread, the meal looks great.
    Take care. PS like the fires.

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    1. But Worth The Miles And Thank You So Much For Watching - Dinner Was Well Received - We All Love Starring Into Fires - Pure Joy

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  3. The Thanksgiving food looks great. I have never smoked a turkey. I would like to try someday. This year, having only visited others, I was light on the leftovers.

    Stay safe and enjoy the ride!

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    1. Yo Brian , So Nice Hearing From Ya - Hope You Are Well - I Do Enjoy The Art Of Smoking With The Weber - All The Best During The Holidays

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  4. Thanks =) Enjoy your weekend too.

    Great post =) In Germany we don't have Thanksgiving, only Black Friday :D
    Cheers

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    1. BLK Friday And Cyber Everyday - Rock On

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  5. looks like a nice thanksgiving :) the food looks so tasty :)

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    1. Delicious Meals - Beautiful Weather For It - Thanx For Checking In

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  6. Dearest Travis,
    WOW, you put on lots of climbing and rolling down miles on those tracks. Only have to envy you because of such wonderful trails in your area! Wish we had anything like that here. It is always my worry for finding some flat area and without too much traffic. Zero trails here and what you don't want is some barking and biting dogs aiming at your legs. Pieter got his calf torn up by a German shepherd last year. For a nice trail we have to drive 2 hours one way that is...
    The video was super, I had the pleasure of being # 24. Love your humor and attention to detail like the timing 11:11 shot. Well, with your muscle work, attention for detail is obvious and also in dealing with people.
    Your Thanksgiving was quite an event! We both have never ever done one like that. Funny, living here for 37 years did not even turn us into this frenzy. We never bought a huge turkey. Sure we've gathered with friends where each person pitched in with some heavy caloric food!
    So our Thanksgiving was on the bike and we loved it and we had a simple meal; just peace and feeling thankful to be alive.
    You really scored at that lady's home for being able to load up not only the stove but also the fridge. That is one of the American things that we both LOVE! Garage sales, Craigslist or whatever, it works here and seems to be the perfect way to recycle things.
    Your pallet transformation is awesome and creates a lot of satisfaction no doubt, aside from the muscle straining bike rides!
    Go for the final month of 2020.
    Hugs,
    Mariette

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    1. Our River Trail System Is A Gem And VERY Well Used By ALL Walks Of Life - Drag On Being Hassled By A Dog - Thanx So Much For Watching The Video And You All Have Inspired Me To Create More Short Films - Yes, strange But Quite The Event For Sure - Stoked You Rode During Turkey Day - You Know, There Was A Little Satisfaction There - Thanx Again For The Kinds Words - Means The World To Hear From Wonderful Folks - Go Team Human

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  7. Hello,
    What a nice post.
    Great to see the lovely meals. And very cozy with the fire outside.
    You have made great and beautiful planters made of wood. Fantastic.

    Greetings, Marco

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    1. Many Thanx Marco - Always A Pleasure Hearing From Ya - Take Care

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  8. Hello,
    Love the first sky shot, the bonfire and your moon capture. Your turkey and all the leftover meals look delicious! Did the dogs have some turkey leftovers too? Your bike ride video was fun, beautiful views. The planter boxes look great, well done! Take care, enjoy your weekend!

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    1. I Appreciate The Feed Back And Pleased You Enjoyed The First Three Shots - Dinner Was Mighty Delicious - The Dogs Were Happily Looked After - Thanx So Much For Watching The Video - Enjoy This Month Of December And Keep looking Up

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  9. May I ask where is your video link located, Brother Padre?.
    I looked for it but didn't see the link.

    Honestly, i am curious about your figure .... i would like to see a photo or video of you.


    I often laugh reading the humorous writing that you insert like in this post: Hello in a long sentence write it, so 'helloooooo' ..., also the words 'Sh * t' ... ha ha ha ... 😅!.

    I guess you are a which is humorous.

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    1. Bummer On The Link - Will Investigate - Pleased You Read That You Find My Humor Brightening Your Day - Will Work On The Selfie Action Shots For Ya

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  10. ...pallet recycling has become trendy!

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    1. We Humans Are Such Stereotypes - Be Well Brother T

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  11. I wish we could continue to cycle. We are sidelined now until spring.

    You turkey and the rest of the food looks so goo. Lots to savour for days! Love leftovers!

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    1. Don't Worry, Spring Is Just Around The Corner - Leftovers Are The Best

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  12. Love the food spread and the fires. The video was great, nice ride. I like those planters that you're making from pallets, very nice way to reuse wood. Have a wonderful week, Padre and stay safe.

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    1. U And Me Both - Thanx So Much For Watching The Video - Recycling 101

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  13. That sky! And the bonfire! We're not allowed to have those. Well, not until Jan.1 - Apr. 30 when it's burning season. You have to call the Fire Chief for a burning permit and permission. I bet your woodwork projects are well received. And it's not sissy for a craftsman to protect his or her hands. After all, they are a valuable tool. Take care.

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    1. Yes, That Sky - Pretty Sure They Will Be Well Received For Sure - Very Valuable Instruments - Appreciate You Reminding Of This - Thank You

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  14. What an incredible sunrise (or sunset) at the start. Wow!

    Your turkey sounds like it was stupendous! I hope that the Dude's dogs got some!

    Great video. It looks so nice out there at this time of year. We do need snow...

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    1. Lovely BLK Dog Post - Both Dogs Became The Official Taster Duo - And Thanx So Much For Watching The Video - Very Elementary Still Now That I Have Been Diving Into It - Learning Is Empowering - Big Hugs KB

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  15. 53 hours of cycling is brilliant. It's great you are always figuring out new things about cycling. We learn while we live, no matter for how long we have been doing something. I'm sure there is plenty of space for everyone cycling or walking on those paths.

    Great to see you had a nice Thanksgiving dinner with the Dude. The food looks delicious. That turkey really looks yummy. The Dude's dogs look really observant. They are not missing on their watchdog duties for sure.
    The Christmas gift looks amazing so far.

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    1. Thanx For The Accolades - Loads Of Space On The Trail - Like I Mentioned , One Of My Better Birds To Date - Those Dogs Are A Joy To Have Around And Are Aware Of Treats To Be Handed Out - So Nice Hearing From Ya - Take Care This Month - Be Well

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    1. Sempre prazer em ouvir de você - obrigado por seu apoio contínuo

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  17. Oh. 2006, Perth, Caravan Park, public toilets/showers, night or day: Elvis Presley...
    And I´m not even a fan....

    Oh, I know the other side! I walk closely and steady to the side - I did cycling a lot, too - and they cannot stop themselves annoying me with their bell as if I was dumb. I hear them!
    But I understand. Some dumbheads without reason just jump in your way when you ride by...

    Hmmm. One day I hope to have a piece of turkey with filling and some of the yummy stuff you have there!

    I miss work, too. A lot.
    Ohhh! Turkey Enchilada!!! Can you send some???
    -8C??? Brrrr (thank you for "translating, I´ll never get it with Mr Mercury, ummm... Fahrenheit).
    Hey!!! This is unfair! So much yummy food!
    But beautiful piece you made.
    "A" 50 mile ride???
    Great video, thank you and cheers!

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    1. Holy Smokes - Good On Ya - Someday, I Hope You Are Able To Enjoy A Traditional American Celebration - Or At Least My Style Of Enchilada - Thanx For The Feed Back Regarding Weather - So Pleased You Watched The Video - Colorado Sure Is Beautiful

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  18. You had me twisting to Elvis! 😂
    The flaming coal photo was the best.
    The video was so cool.

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    1. The King - Thanx For Watching The Video - Appreciate You There Magic

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  19. Wow! Your planter box looks fantastic! And so impressive that it's completely free. (Well, except for your time -- but then you get to enjoy those beverages. :) )

    The turkey dinner looks great too. Kudos to you for pulling that together. I wouldn't know how to begin smoking a turkey.

    It's funny that even in a fairly remote place people get on each other's nerves. I always think of that as exclusively an urban phenomenon -- "sidewalk rage" -- but I guess it's kind of human nature. I always have to remind myself that I'm *usually* not in a hurry, so there's no reason for me to get frustrated with people in front of me moving slowly.

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    1. Right On And Thank You - Believe Me, The Weber Does All The Work - Thankfully I Have Yet To Occur "sidewalk rage" But Its A Matter Of Time - Some Humans Live In There Own World And Others Are Selfish And Then There Are Those That Are Just Flat Out Ridiculous - Lets Just Be The Better Person

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  20. Nice to catch up with you, the turkey looks good and the leftovers.

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  21. I remember that always once in life I wanted to celebrate Thanksgiving. It's popular in States but not here in Poland. We know only this tradition from American movies.

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    1. Dreams Do Come True - Maybe Some Year You Will Experience The 4th Of July In New York Or DC, As Well As Turkey Day

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  22. Buenos preparativos para entrar en calor, con el frío que hace ahora y buenos alimentos para la celebración de ese especial día.

    Que tengas una excelente semana.

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    1. Aproveite os meses de verão lá - Você deve ser capaz de testemunhar a maior parte do eclipse aqui em alguns dias - Continue olhando para cima e fique firme

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  23. That sunrise gives me life!!! And the food looks delicious!
    Kisses, Paola.

    Expressyourself


    My Instagram

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    1. Those Sunrises Brings Happiness To My Heart - Preparing Meals Is A Rewarding Art Form - And Love The Aroma While The Anticipation Builds

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  24. I have an appreciation for cyclists who ring a bell or call out as they approach behind me when I'm running. So rare is it that my gratitude is overwhelming. What if I make an errant step in the wrong direction as they approach? Yikes. So thank you for that.

    Your smoked turkey looks yummy and I bet was really good in those enchiladas! We also had turkey enchiladas the day after TG. Shhh but I liked them better than the Thanksgiving turkey.

    My favorite moment of day is when that sliver of light appears on the horizon. I don't like running in the dark, but for THAT.

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    1. I Do Ring That Sucker And Enjoy Ringing It - I Also Approach Very Slowly Because Humans Do React Differently - My Strava Numbers Aren't Worthy Of A Broken Collarbone - Yes, Enchiladas, Cant Go Wrong - I Love That Early Moment In Time As Well - Something So Refreshing About Witnessing Mr Sunshine Awaking - Thanx For Chiming In - Enjoy Hearing Your Perspectives As Always

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  25. Wow that was quite a post Padre 😉 and yes I did dig the video! I have to get back to some serious exercise again, the last three weeks it's been all about the bathroom reno 😱 you have inspired me.. but I'm still not eating turkey even though your divine effort might very well have tempted me 😉

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    1. Thanx So Much For Watching And Thanx For All The Positive Comments From Over The Years - I Appreciate Your Thoughtfulness - I Am Beyond Words Knowing I Inspired YOU - Someday, Hope To Whip A Meal For You Two, Veggie Style Curry Over Rice - Stay Strong Perth

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  26. aww...congratulation to reach 128km of biking .....great job.
    The foods look delicious...yummy.

    Have a wonderful day

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    1. 1,128KM's Was Pretty Damn Rewarding - So Nice Hearing From Ya - Be Well

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  27. Meal looked great. Missed turkey this year. We stayed home alone and cooked thick pork chops instead. Very nice job on that planter!I am impressed that you can cycle in the winter brrr.

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    1. I Completely Understand Why Your Turkey Was Low Key And Good On You Are That Scare - Thank You For The Kind Words Regarding The Planter - Our Winter Has Been Way Mild - It Was A Very Warm Mid 40's Today - Think Snow And Big Hugs

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  28. Travis, you bring light to the darkness...YOUR planters, yes I would drool over such a gift. You had more turkey on your table than we have running wild in the woods here...Im VegETaren but I still appreciate the preparation process of your bird. And what would we do without those Corningware casserole dishes? Somethings are just a must use in life. Your free stove and dishwasher??? OMG what a score. Have a great week.

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    1. Amazing Feedback, Thank You - I Enjoy Delivering And Worth All The Prep Work - Too Funny, You Recognized The Ever So Popular Corningware - The Dishwasher Was Free But I Forked Over A Few Dollars For The Oven - Actually, Paid Less Than A Third Of A Brand New - But Still, What A Score And So Stoked I Spoke Up - Enjoy Your Weekend

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  29. Sadly this year holidays were quite different. This situation won't change and surely won't get better in time for Christmas sadly. We just have to do out best, just like you did. The turkey looks fantastic!
    P.S: I also love Elvis Presley music

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    1. C19 Wasn't The Issue, Believe Me - Thankfully, No Christmas Family Obligations This Year - The King So Rocks - Thanx For Checking In

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  30. The food looks delicious, beats the left over pasta I had on Thanksgiving hands down. Also digging those boxes, if people don't appreciate a handmade planter box that's on them. Things are gorgeous.

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    1. Definitely Beats The Pasta Meal And Would Happily Share Next year With Ya - Thanx For The Acknowledgment - Just Fabricated A Pretty Sweet Coat Rack - Very Pleased With It - Also, Really Nice Hearing From Ya

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