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New International Version
The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life, and the one who is wise saves lives.
New Living Translation
The seeds of good deeds become a tree of life; a wise person wins friends.
English Standard Version
The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life, and whoever captures souls is wise.
New American Standard Bible
The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life, And he who is wise wins souls.
King James Bible
The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life; and he that winneth souls is wise.
Holman Christian Standard Bible
The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life, but violence takes lives.
International Standard Version
The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life, and the one who wins people is wise.
NET Bible
The fruit of the righteous is like a tree producing life, and the one who wins souls is wise.
Aramaic Bible in Plain English
The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life and the souls of the evil will be removed.
GOD'S WORD® Translation
The fruit of a righteous person is a tree of life, and a winner of souls is wise.
Jubilee Bible 2000
The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life, and he that wins souls is wise.
King James 2000 Bible
The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life; and he that wins souls is wise.
American King James Version
The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life; and he that wins souls is wise.
American Standard Version
The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life; And he that is wise winneth souls.
Douay-Rheims Bible
The fruit of the just man is a tree of life: and he that gaineth souls, is wise.
Darby Bible Translation
The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life; and the wise winneth souls.
English Revised Version
The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life; and he that is wise winneth souls.
Webster's Bible Translation
The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life; and he that winneth souls is wise.
World English Bible
The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life. He who is wise wins souls.
Young's Literal Translation
The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life, And whoso is taking souls is wise.
Parallel CommentariesMatthew Henry's Concise Commentary
11:28. The true believer is a branch of the living Vine. When those that take root in the world wither, those who are grafted into Christ shall be fruitful. 29. He that brings trouble upon himself and his family, by carelessness, or by wickedness, shall be unable to keep and enjoy what he gets, as a man is unable to hold the wind, or to satisfy himself with it. 30. The righteous are as trees of life; and their influence upon earth, like the fruits of that tree, support and nourish the spiritual life in many. 31. Even the righteous, when they offend on earth, shall meet with sharp corrections; much more will the wicked meet the due reward of their sins. Let us then seek those blessings which our Surety purchased by his sufferings and death; let us seek to copy his example, and to keep his commandments.
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Verse 30. - The fruit of righteousness (of the righteous) is a tree of life (Proverbs 3:18; Proverbs 13:12); lignum vitae, Vulgate. That which the righteous say and do is, as it were, a fruitful tree which delights and feeds many. A good man's example and teaching promote spiritual health and lead to immortal life. Septuagint, "From the fruit of righteousness springeth a tree of life." And he that winneth souls is wise; rather, he that is wise winneth souls. The latter member is parallel to the former. He who gives men of the tree of life attracts souls to himself, to listen to his teaching and to follow his example. With this "winning of souls" we may compare Christ's promise to the apostles that they should "catch men" (Luke 5:10; comp. James 5:20). The Septuagint introduces an antithesis not found in our Hebrew text: "But the souls of transgressors are taken untimely away." Ewald and others change the present order of clauses in vers. 29 and 30, thinking thus to improve the parallelism. They would rearrange the passage in the following way: "He that troubleth his own house shall inherit the wind; but the fruit of the righteous is a tree of life. The foolish shall be servant to the wise of heart; but he that is wise winneth souls." There is no authority whatever in the versions or older commentators for this alteration; and the existing arrangement, as we have shown, gives a very good sense.
Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible
The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life,.... Either the fruit which grows upon Christ, the tree of life, and which they receive from him; even all the blessings of grace, peace, pardon, righteousness, and life, Revelation 2:7; or the fruits which the righteous bring forth under the influence of divine grace; they are trees of righteousness, and are filled with the fruits of righteousness by Christ, and have their fruit unto holiness, and their end everlasting life. Aben Ezra interprets it,
"the fruit of the righteous is as the fruit of the tree of life;''
that is, lovely, beautiful, desirable, salutary, and issues in life;
and he that winneth souls is wise; antichrist trades in the souls of men, that is one part of his wares, Revelation 18:13; but his negotiations about them are to the loss, and not to the saving of them: whereas wise and faithful ministers of the word, such as are here described, use all prudent methods to gain and save the souls of men, 1 Corinthians 9:19; even their precious immortal souls, which are of more worth than a world, are the immediate production of God, made after his image, which by sin they come short of; and having sinned, are liable to eternal death; the redemption of which is precious; the charge of which Christ has taken, and therefore is called the Shepherd and Bishop of souls; and which he commits to the care of his under shepherds, who watch for them, as they that must give an account. To "win" them is to teach them, for the word (g) has the signification of teaching or doctrine; see Proverbs 4:2; the ministers of Christ are teachers, qualified and sent by him as such; and their business is to teach men their state by nature, how sinful, miserable, and helpless they are; and also Christ, and the way of life by him; that salvation is in him, and in no other; that justification is only by his righteousness, peace and pardon by his blood, and atonement by his sacrifice: they also teach various other things; as the fear of God, faith in Christ, love to him, and obedience to all his commands. To win souls is to proselyte them and convert them to the true religion; to bring them into a love and liking of it, and to embrace it: the souls that Abraham got or made in Haran are supposed to be such; and the same with those trained or instructed in his house, whom he armed for the rescue of Lot, Genesis 12:5; the former of which texts Jarchi compares with this, as explanative of it. The phrases of "turning many to righteousness", done by the "wise": and of "converting a sinner from the error of his way", whereby a "soul is saved from death", Daniel 12:3, are a proper comment on these words: which, moreover, may be rendered, "he that taketh souls" (h); as a fort or castle is taken, and which is sometimes expressed by "winning"; see 2 Chronicles 32:1. The soul of man is a hold, and a strong hold, of foul spirits; it is Satan's palace or castle, which he keeps and holds against Christ, but is won and taken by him; which is usually done by means of the word, and the ministry of it, which are made effectual to the pulling down of strong holds, 2 Corinthians 10:4. Or the allusion is to the taking or catching of birds in a snare, or fishes in a net. The souls of men are got into the snare of the devil, and they are taken out from hence by breaking this snare; by which means they escape the hands of the fowler, Satan, and come into better hands: the old serpent laid a bait for our first parents, by which he gained his point, and that was the fruit of the forbidden tree; but the bait which wise men lay to catch souls is the fruit of the tree of life, mentioned in the former clause, the blessings of grace in Christ. Again, Christ's ministers are called "fishers" of men, and are said to "catch" men, Matthew 4:19; which they do by casting and spreading the net of the Gospel; the Gospel is the net; the world is the sea into which it is cast; where natural men are in their element, as fishes in the sea: the casting of the net is the preaching of the Gospel; and by means of this souls are caught and gathered in to Christ and his churches, Matthew 13:47. Once more, the words are by some rendered, "he that allures souls" (i); which is done, not by the terrors of the law, but by the charming voice of the Gospel; by which souls are drawn to God and Christ, and brought among his people: and one that is an instrument of all this had need be "wise", and so he appears to be; he that teacheth men the knowledge of divine and spiritual things had need to be as he is, as a scribe well instructed in the kingdom of God; he who is to be the instrument of converting sinners must have a mouth and wisdom to address them in a proper manner; as he that wills a castle, or takes a fort, ought to have military skill as well as courage; and to cast a net well requires art as well as strength.
(g) "qui docet", Pagninus, Baynus, Mercerus, Gejerus. (h) "Capit", Vatablus, Tigurine version, Junius & Tremellius, Piscator; "capit salutari doctrina", Michaelis. (i) "Allicit", Drusius, Gejerus.
Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary
30. a tree of life—Blessings to others proceed from the works of the righteous (Pr 3:18).
winneth souls—(Compare Margin) to do them good as opposed to Pr 6:25; Eze 13:18 (compare Lu 5:10).
Proverbs 11:30 Additional Commentaries
A False Balance is an Abomination
…29He who troubles his own house will inherit wind, And the foolish will be servant to the wisehearted. 30The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life, And he who is wise wins souls. 31If the righteous will be rewarded in the earth, How much more the wicked and the sinner!
Cross References
1 Corinthians 9:19
Though I am free and belong to no one, I have made myself a slave to everyone, to win as many as possible.
James 5:20
remember this: Whoever turns a sinner from the error of their way will save them from death and cover over a multitude of sins.
Revelation 2:7
Whoever has ears, let them hear what the Spirit says to the churches. To the one who is victorious, I will give the right to eat from the tree of life, which is in the paradise of God.
Psalm 92:14
They will still bear fruit in old age, they will stay fresh and green,
Proverbs 3:18
She is a tree of life to those who take hold of her; those who hold her fast will be blessed.
Proverbs 12:12
The wicked desire the stronghold of evildoers, but the root of the righteous endures.
Proverbs 14:25
A truthful witness saves lives, but a false witness is deceitful.
Daniel 12:3
Those who are wise will shine like the brightness of the heavens, and those who lead many to righteousness, like the stars for ever and ever.
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Keewaydinoquay Pakawakuk Peschel was a scholar, ethnobotanist, herbalist, medicine woman, teacher and author. She was an Anishinaabeg Elder of the Crane Clan. She was born in Michigan around 1919 and spent time on Garden Island, a traditional Anishinaabeg homeland.
She was born in a fishing boat en route to the hospital from the Manitou Islands, which capsized shortly thereafter, and her survival was interpreted by some as miraculous. Her childhood name, meaning "Walks with Bears," derived from a story told in which she was left on a blanket as her parents gathered blueberries and was walking away with bears, eating blueberries off the bushes, when her parents returned. Her adult name Giiwedinokwe, recorded as "Keewaydinoquay," meaning "Woman of the Northwest Wind," came to her during her vision quest.[1]
She apprenticed with the noted Anishinaabeg medicine woman Nodjimahkwe from the age of 9 and worked for many years as a medicine woman, at a time when her people had little access to conventional medical care and when conventional medical care failed to cure them, healing more than several patients deemed to be terminally ill. At the age of 57 she decided to study anthropology, realizing that people would listen to her more if she had a degree.[2][dead link] She received a Master of Education Degree from Wayne State University, and had finished all course work for a Ph.D. in ethnobotany at the University of Michigan. She won the Teacher of the Year Award in Michigan in 1975, however her name is not listed on the Michigan Department of Education's list of past recipients, due to the list's incomplete nature.[3][4] She taught classes in ethnobotany as well as philosophy of the Great Lakes American Indians at University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee where she was a professor in the 1980s, and lectured at many herbal conferences.[5] She was consulted for many prestigious books, including several on Great Lakes indigenous plant use.
She lived in Ann Arbor, Milwaukee, Leland, and most notably at her heart's home, Miniss Kitigan—Garden Island.
- She was the author of several books on herbs, Native American medicine and rare legends for children and adults. Keewaydinoquay founded the Miniss Kitigan Drum, a non-profit organization supporting the preservation and evolution of Great Lakes Native American traditions. Many referred to Keewaydinoquay lovingly as Nookomis (Grandmother). The group has ties with established and recognized tribes in the area.
She was the subject of a fair amount of controversy, much of it stemming from her willingness to teach those of other than native backgrounds. She said to critics that the time was late, and that people of good hearts and like minds needed to work together to offset the users and those that were actively hurting the earth. Some other elders at the time affirmed the wisdom of this, and later many who had earlier criticized her came to appreciate the wisdom of these teachings and proclaim them themselves.
She died on July 21, 1999 and was honored with a traditional Midewiwin ceremony on Garden Island. In March 2002, the Holy Hill Trust of Leland received a $11,520 Public Humanities Development grant for The Lifestory of Keewaydinoquay, Woman Between Worlds. The project includes researching the journals, work, letters, audio tapes, and oral teaching of Keewaydinoquay. The goal is to create a volume that shares a view of her working life as a teacher, including her photos, drawing, and poetry. The project will create a biography of Keewaydinoquay and offer a lecture series in the region.[6] The first volume titled Keewaydinoquay, Stories from My Youth has already been published, and a second (focusing on her adult life) is being written.
- Peschel, Keewaydinoquay M. (1987) "Dear Grandfathers," excerpt from Truth Is Stranger
- Peschel, Keewaydinoquay M. (1998) Puhpohwee for the People: a narrative account of some uses of fungi among the Ahnishinaabeg
- Peschel, Keewaydinoquay M. (1979) "Directions We Know: Walk in Honor" in Miniss Kitigan Drum, Garden Island, MI
- Peschel, Keewaydinoquay. (1978) Jawendamowin Nah: Happiness in the Half-World?/My Reverend Grandfather Challenges Coprinus Atramentarius. Botanical Museum of Harvard University.
- Peschel, Keewaydinoquay. "The Legend of Miskwedo." Journal of Psychedelic Drugs, 11(1-2):29-31, January–June 1979.
- Peschel, Keewaydinoquay M. (2006) Stories from my Youth. University of Michigan Press
- Peschel, Keewaydinoquay "Nkomis" (1977) Mukwah Miskomin or KinnickKinnick "Gift of Bear". Miniss Kitigan Drum, Garden Island, MI
- Peschel, Keewaydinoquay "Nkomis" (1978) Min: Anishinabag Ogimaawi-minan / Blueberry: First Fruit of the People. Miniss Kitigan Drum, Garden Island, MI
See also[edit]
- ^ Giblin, Nan J. Keewaydinoquay, Woman-of-the-Northwest-Wind: The Life and Philosophy of a Native American Teacher.1998
- ^ Profiles
- ^ MDE - MI Teacher of the Year
- ^ Wings18: Nakomis Keewaydinoquay Peschel Woman of the Northwest Wind
- ^ "Plantain: A Weedy Life-Saver | Acupuncture and Herbs". Acupuncturebrooklyn.com. 2009-07-01. Retrieved 2012-12-31.
- ^ Michigan Humanities Council: Grants
- Bloom, Cindy. Nakomis Keewaydinoquay Peschel Woman of the Northwest Wind
- http://www.webcitation.org/query?url=http://www.geocities.com/soarring/wings/Wings18/Article04.htm&date=2009-10-26+02:52:06
- Giblin, Nan J. "Keewaydinoquay, Woman-of-the-Northwest-Wind: The Life and Philosophy of a Native American Teacher" in Counseling & Values, April 1998, Vol. 42
- Peschel, Keewaydinoquay M. (1987) "Dear Grandfathers," excerpt from Truth Is Stranger
- Peschel, Keewaydinoquay M. (1998) Puhpohwee for the People: a narrative account of some uses of fungi among the Ahnishinaabeg
- Peschel, Keewaydinoquay M. (1979) "Directions We Know: Walk in Honor" in Miniss Kitigan Drum, Garden Island, MI


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While heavy rain cut the expected field from more than 600 to slightly more than 200 brave souls, it didnt stop competition Saturday in the annual Race for the Inlet.
A pair of Myrtle Beach residents John Hynes and Jess Dennison captured the 5K honors. Hynes, 39, finished the course in 17:53 and Dennison, 23, crossed the finish line in 20:35.
Reed Winn of Pawleys Island won the 8K race in 35:42 and Beth Coen of Myrtle Beach captured the womens 8K title in 37:16.
The shorter race drew competitors from as far away as Florida and Washington, D.C., while most of the runners in the 8K came from the Carolinas.
Age-group honors in the 5K race went to Serena Elias of Myrtle Beach and Asher Patino of Conway in the 10 and under class. Elias finished in 25:31 and Patino in 29:43; to Michelle Baldassare, 15, of Stewartsville (21:16) and overall runner-up Grant Smith of Murrells Inlet (18:12) in the 11 to 19 year-old class; Heather Tilke, 29, of Conway (28:55) and Shane Norris, 24, of Myrtle Beach (22:11); and Kelly Key, 39, of Cary, N.C. (25:50 and Matthew Sauer, 32, of Mooresville, N.C. (20:29).
A pair of Inlet residents Tonya Allison and Brian Scully, both 41 captured the 40-49 year old division.
Allison cross the finish line in 24:01 and Scully in 21:19. Laurie Baldassare, 52, of Stewartsville won the female 50-59 division in 28:18 and Steve Brakefield, 53, of Murrells Inlet won the mens division in 25:26.
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Also taking age-group trophies were Scottie Ferguson, 51, of Greenville (44:45), Rich Black, 56, Murrells Inlet (39:32); Cathy Sivertsen, 67, of Myrtle Beach (57:55) and Charles Whetstone, 64, of St. Matthews (41:46); and Jack Close, 70, of Murrells Inlet, (47:38).
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Jan 30 2013
Griswold Family Vacation
This morning, Marlboro Man, three of our children, and I left our house at 2:00 to drive to Colorado for our Griswold family vacation. This was approximately twenty-nine minutes earlier than we left last year, so my husband is exceedingly happy and feeling like a success in life. After all, we're a good 150 miles ahead of his brother Tim and his crew. And this, in the life of the male members of our family, is enough to make a dude want to goon living for another good fifty years.
Making better time than your brother on a road trip is absolutely everything around here.
My mother-in-law, her sister Diane, and our oldest child left yesterday so they could enjoy a leisurely pace, stop and smell the roses, and stop by University of Colorado at Boulder and see what a college campus looks like. But there's no stopping, no smelling, and most definitely no roses on road trips with my beloved Marlboro Man.
No sirree. There's only going.
Going forward.
Going forward with as few stops as possible.
So just to keep him on his toes, I keep chugging bottled water!
I'm getting ready to request my 117th bathroom stop.
Okay, 118th.
Almost one year ago, we did this exact same thing, drove to the exact same town, and stayed in the exact same place we're headed this year.
That's because we had such a wonderful time together last year.
And not just Marlboro Man, the kids and me, but also Tim, Missy, my niece and nephew…and my brother's boys Nic and Stu, who'll be joining us again this year.
And here's what we're going to do:
We're going to ski.
We're going to not tear any anterior cruciate ligaments.
We're going to cook. Super Bowl appetizers, anyone?
We're going to not fall off the shuttle bus like someone who shall remain nameless did last year.
We're going to go out to eat.
We're going to get on the elliptical every single night and the treadmill every single morning.
Just kidding on that last part.
We're going to enjoy our time together. Nothin' but us and the mountains.
If we ever get to the mountains that is.
Honey…I have to go to the bathroom again…
(Update: We just compared mile markers with Tim and Missy and thanks largely to my bathroom breaks, our lead has been shaved down to 120 miles.)
I love to hydrate,
Pioneer Woman
471 Comments and 21 Replies
Chris Smithhisler On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:33 pm
Enjoy your well deserved vacation!
Linda Lakewood On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:34 pm
I remember your posts from this trip last year. They almost made me want to do a snow vacation, too. However, as much as I love the mountains, I don't particularly like COLD so I think I'll just follow you all along! Actually, drinking plenty of water will help keep you hydrated, and lessen the impact of altitude. You are doing the right thing if even for different reasons than what you think. When my Mom and I travel, we like to take it leisurely. We don't even get up until 8:00 or so, get ourselves dressed, then go down to the breakfast bar for a little somethin' before we get serious about checking out. Of course we have to make sure we have reservations for the next night's stop, because we often don't pull in until 5 or 6 p.m.. We get a lot done during the drive including stopping at each pull-out with beautiful views, picnicing for lunch, and taking 'tours'. That is something neither my husband or my Dad did——so we take advantage of all we can. Have a fun trip. Be careful, and safe snow play!
Pam K. On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:34 pm
You picked a great time for a snowy vacation. We live about an hour from there and it's been snowing for the last few days and snowing now. Have a wonderful time!!!
Felicia A On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:34 pm
What about breakfast? There was something about breakfast I seem to remember. Remind us of it again, please.
Anna at Mama Writes On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:35 pm
I pee so much during road trips, I've considered taking our girl's potty in the car…. I do love road trips though! Have a wonderful time!!!!!!
Beth On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:35 pm
Please have your daughter visit Colorado State University in Fort Collins. We have lots to offer: horses, biking, awesome people, excellent academics!
shelli trowbridge On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:46 pm
CSU Fort Collins, great school and beautiful area. Would be my pick
Toni On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:35 pm
Have a great trip Ree and family, see you for the new season. Love the show
Cris W On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:35 pm
Welcome back to my town. We have fresh snow and big sunny skies in store for the weekend. Hope you have a wonderful vacation!
K.Young On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:37 pm
That was a whole year ago? Unbelievable!! Enjoy ~
Katie On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:38 pm
Ahhhh, perfect timing with our recent snow! Looks like you're headed to Vail, so lovely this time of year. If you drive about 60 miles further west, you'll hit the most fun town in the USofA, which is my hometown and current residence Enjoy the weather and your family.
Maggie On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:38 pm
You need to give MM chips and/or peanuts so he'll keep drinking Mt Dew and then he'll
have to stop……speaking from experience……
Jordan M On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:38 pm
Visit Colorado State University instead of CU! There's more ag people here in Fort Collins
Libby L. On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:53 pm
I agree!!!!!
Tammy Lunyou On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:39 pm
Hope you have a wonderful and safe vacation! Love your show and family….ENJOY!
Heidi On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:39 pm
When the kids were small I too used to be into hydrating simply to save the poor children who needed to stretch their legs. Daddy used to pride himself on getting over the mountains to grandmas house in only 6 hrs, 1 stop before God saw fit to have him a wife and 4 daughters. When they were all little it took us about 14 hrs one time. Still makes me giggle. Now the girls are big and we can make it in 8 which is about how long the GPS says it should take.
Joyce Kelly On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:40 pm
Go to a real campus/school, Colorado State University. Now THAT'S a school!
Jeanette On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:41 pm
I know you love your dear husband but, tales about a LONG road trip with stops on a begrudging basis make me glad I am single. Just sayin….
Yvonne On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:41 pm
Ha ha! Have fun!!
Rita On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:42 pm
You are tooo funny! Have a great time!
Karen On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:43 pm
Have fun in Colorful Colorado! Hoping you didn't leave the fourth kid home to do the chores!
Bonnie I On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:43 pm
Sounds like a wonderful vacation! my dad was like Marlboro Man in that we made a 500 mile trip with one stop to get gas and go to the bathroom.
Paula P On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:43 pm
Have fun! We will be heading out there to visit our daughter & son in-love the end of March. They are in Colorado Springs. Can't wait, Colorado is a beautiful state!! AND, I'm like your husband…no drinking until we are close to having to stop at a gas station for gas! That's the only breaks we take too & we drive straight through. It's about a 20 hour drive for us from Michigan. Be safe on the roads, I know we are getting a beautiful but dangerous snowstorm right now, hoping it's not affecting your travels.
Kelley G On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:43 pm
I feel sorry for Missy. Potty breaks probably nonexistent while Tim tries to make up time!
Kari Wareham On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:43 pm
Welcome back to Colorado! Have fun! If you want to take a side trip to the Conifer/Bailey area, stop by and see my elk herd… a whole new take on cows and bulls
Sandy Chaney On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:44 pm
Oh, Ree! So reminds me of my Choreboy. His being a truck driver, we must get in the car and drive incessantly to make our "appointment" with the goods. Doesn't matter that he is retired and that I would like to stop and look at historical markers along the way. Nosiree, must get there immediately. Have a great vacation Drummond family.
Lynette Myers On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:44 pm
MM is just like my hubby, the GET IT, GOT IT, GO, MAN!!! ; )
Shelli Trowbridge On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:44 pm
Hi, did you drive the very small town of Lamar Colorado? We are always go to Estes Park Colo. for our vacations. Have a great time and be careful there aren't a lot of bathrooms if you take 287 to Limon then Denver. I have learned that the hard way.
Jennifer Chaney On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:45 pm
Have a great vacation!! Lovely picture of the town!!
carole On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:45 pm
You're so funny! Have a great time. Family vacations are the best (and sometimes, but not often) the worst – hahaa!
Martha Ann On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:46 pm
Welcome to Colorado !!!!!! I know you will enjoy yourselves. Take care and be safe……
Buster's mom On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:48 pm
Colorado is beautiful – looking forward to this year's pics. Hope you ALL have a really safe and fun trip. Be careful driving, please!
Owens mom Annie On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:48 pm
My husband & his brother do the same thing. They have compared times on every road trip we have ever taken. It makes my SIL & I crazy! My husband will stop for bathroom breaks when ever I ask though. He just insist that I "please hurry up" & then dont complain about his driving because now he has to make up the time! Have a fun trip!
Linda Palmer On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:49 pm
Have a great time. Memories!
cathy On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:49 pm
you crack me up !!! enjoy your family time away from the ranch. Time flies by way to fast anymore. ENJOY ENJOY ENJOY !!!!!
PAt Moore On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:50 pm
Enjoy your vacation —- good weather and powder! GO San Fran!
Dena On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:51 pm
Women in one car. Men in the other. Women head out earlier. Stop and shop. If need help for whatever men are not far behind! Lol.
Alice R. On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:51 pm
That was my biggest adjustment to married life. We got married and then had to drive across the country together with as few bathroom and food breaks as possible, also driving as late as possible while still being able to get a hotel room. We managed to stay friends, but each thought the other was totally unreasonable. It was a long…short trip!
CC in NJ On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:51 pm
Enjoy your vacation!
Sandy M On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:52 pm
Ree, you will be amazed to know I lived in Colorado 17 years and never hit the ski slopes. Don't like snow – guess that is why we moved! Colorado is beautiful and I still have family there. University of Colorado – Boulder is an amazing university buy why not check out University of Alabama. We play great football here! Have a wonderful vacation.
Libby On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:52 pm
Come to Fort Collins!!!!! Colorado State University is awesome! Land Grant University, lots of Ag majors…
Cheltz On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:52 pm
My Dad was exactly the same way on road trips. My husband is not. I wonder why not.
Cathy K. On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:53 pm
Looks like fun! Enjoy yourselves!
You look awesome in PURPLE btw.
Colorado Girl On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:53 pm
Welcome to Colorado (again!) It's been a bit chilly here, enjoy Vail!
caryn On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:54 pm
Astronaut Diapers.. you won't have to stop at all!!!! Have fun and be safe!!
Debbie Mc On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:54 pm
We take big Griswald family vacations to the beach. Makes for lots of good memories. Enjoy your time with your family!
TheKlausHouse On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:54 pm
I can hear "Holiday Road" playing in the background now! You make winter look like fun!
Bonny On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:55 pm
Have fun! Can't wait for the pictures! It's been a year already? I thought you were starting to vacation as much as the Obama's! (just a joke) tee hee
KatieBee On Wednesday, January 30 at 12:59 pm
Hit The Tap Room for casual dining while you're there – owned by my bro and he is also a SUN DEVIL!!! Have fun!
Theresa On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:00 pm
The mountains are gorgeous right now and I have to put a plug in for UC-Colorado Springs. Not too big, not too little…just the right size campus and gorgeous to boot! We are more SOUTHERN that those other schools! Have fun!
Jill B. On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:01 pm
I always loved family vacations because I was the only girl out of four kids… and every other kid could relieve them beside the road. I had to stop at every rest stop we went by. I swear to this day my brothers say, "Jill, do you know where the bathroom is here? I know you been in this one?" Well, I did get really cool stuff at those rest stops that my brothers didn't, because they DIDN'T go in!! They'll never know!! (0; As for skiiing, Drummond's have a BLAST and watch out for trees!! I was trying to be cool and ski threw a trail… and BAM…hit a tree!! Laid there for a bit…got my dignity and my butt back up and out of the 4 feet of snow i sunk into and got back on to the slopes!!! HAVE FUN!!!!
Mindy On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:01 pm
Enjoy!!!!! It looks beautiful!!!!!!
Pam On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:02 pm
I truly believe most of my exercise comes from walking to and from the bathroom.
Pauline On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:02 pm
One of my sons has been in Carbondale for the past 6 years! We are getting a little concerned that he may never return to Akron Ohio! Carbondale is sort of an artist community. They have some fun summer festivals. The website used to have a picture of two girls with a goat powered wagon at the Dandilion Festival. When Wayne was telling us that they made wine from dandilions, one of his brothers quiped "that would explain the goat cart". Gorgious country though, very like the town you're heading for!
Shea On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:02 pm
Sob! Snow! Oh, how I miss snowy mountains! I hope you all have a fabulous time and cannot wait to see/read about the adventures (or misadventures).
Tina On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:02 pm
I love all of your post and look forward to what you're going to say next. LOL Thanks for brightening my day.
Tracie On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:03 pm
Your husband and mine must be cut from the same cloth when it comes to travelling by car. We are only allowed to stop for gas, food and bathroom all in the same stop. Woe be to the one who asks to make an additional bathroom stop!!!!!!! That cuts into precious travel time and makes for a longer trip, according to my hubs!!!
Georgia On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:03 pm
When I saw the pictures I could not believe it has been one whole year! I remembered the pictures very well. I thought it looked like a very nice place to vacation.
Marianne On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:04 pm
Safe travels and welcome to CO! It has been snowing off and on the last few days up here in the high mountains just for you and your family! Have fun shredding on the fresh pow pow!
Amy On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:05 pm
I live here in Colorado… I'm hosting book club next week… We read your love story and we are having a potluck using your recipes! Enjoy your trip!
Carolyn On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:07 pm
sooo…for future reference, where are you staying in Colorado? I would to vacation there some time.
Evelyn On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:08 pm
You sure picked a good weather weekend—-it is snowing.
Welcome from a Colorado Snowlady.
Wish I could greet you in person.
Keri W On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:09 pm
HOW FUN! We just got some new snow for you to play in – enjoy your time here in CO!
Haunani On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:10 pm
Oh, how adorable are you as a ski bunny!! LOVE it. <3
Donna Strom On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:10 pm
We spent our Christmas holidays in Estes Park, CO this year. No skiing but lots of hiking and snowshoeing and sledding in 15 degree and lower temps. This Kentucky girl would NEVER dream of going outside in Kentucky when it gets to be in the lows 30s, but when I was in the Rockies I couldn't get enough of being outside.
Have a great trip. Can't wait to read about your adventures and see your pictures.
Christine Hisington On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:11 pm
Have a nice time!!! Great picture of you and your marlboro man!
Kelligh On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:11 pm
HAVE A WONDERFUL TIME! So enjoy your posts! As I don't have a television, I've loved the full episodes of the Pioneer Woman on foodnetwork.com. They need to put them back up!
Janie N. On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:11 pm
Welcome to Colorful Colorado!!!! Have a great time!!! Can't tell I am from Colorado We just got some fresh snow….enjoy!!!
Karla On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:11 pm
Two Old Hippies, Aspen – worth the drive in case the Super Bowl is lousy………guitars, funky apparel, jewelry, boots, lots & lots of boots. The stars of the show Nashville shop at the Nashville 2OH. I think you would seriously LOVE it! Tell the two old hippies, Tom & Molly hello, you'll love them too! Have a great vacation!
GloriaT On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:11 pm
I laughed hysterically because my family has the same attitude about traveling. I'm just as bad as MM about stopping. It's my competitive nature I'm told! Have a safe and fun vacation!
Connie R. On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:12 pm
Ree please take comfort in this fact which just tickled me to death when I discovered it. At some point in your lives as you get older, it will be the husband who must make frequent bathroom stops. That's when YOU want to get behind the wheel and comment "we just stopped."
Justice will be served!
Linda Foster On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:14 pm
Renee S. On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:15 pm
Ree, that's a lot of potty breaks, maybe you're……preggo?! : o
Stephanie On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:16 pm
GO CU!!! I am a CU alum and it was GREAT times!!
petey On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:18 pm
I've been married 41 years and it does change. Old men have to go to the bathroom.. It's kinda nice to know he will stop without me begging. have fun. hugss
Theresa in Alberta On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:18 pm
Enjoy enjoy enjoy. I shall live vicariously thru your trip while keeping my tootsie's (and other parts of my body) nice and warm at home.
Janet Nash On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:19 pm
This looks like Vail Colo, the best skiing ever!
Cassie B. On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:19 pm
Cheers to safe and happy travels Memories of travel with my family bring a smile to my face!
Kim @ Wonderings On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:21 pm
Tell your oldest to enjoy CU! Great campus! Also, snow is coming down so enjoy the powder in the mountains.
Felecia On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:21 pm
Water helps you acclimate – prevents altitude sickness…and since I used to live where you are going (I recognized those spots!) you will certainly need to do everything you can to prevent altitude sickness…Have a GREAT TIME!
Chante On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:21 pm
Oh, that sounds just like us! My husband and brother in law always are competing on who drives the fastest and who can get there first! We have one more child so I blame that for our many late starts. You must get Colorado pizza at Beau Jo's if you haven't yet. Whole wheat crust dipped in honey…yum!!
Betty On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:24 pm
Bet you don't have to eat and drink your lunch in the car while continuing to drive. Now THAT'S an art form!
Kelly M On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:25 pm
You'll have fresh snow! It's snowing now up in the mountains. Hope your daughter enjoys the CU Boulder campus. My youngest is a sophomore at CU and loves it! Have a wonderful vacation!
Marianne E On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:26 pm
Hey! It's IMPORTANT to hydrate on long trips. You don't want to be a desiccated husk by the time you arrive! Have loads of fun! You know we all live vicariously through you…just kidding. I think.
Carol On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:27 pm
You are so much fun to share your ups and downs with us. Thanks again and have a wonderful vacation
GJahnTX On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:28 pm
Hate long road trips… hate hate hate them.. I would be worse then you ever thought about. I hope you have a wonderful time.
Elizabeth On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:29 pm
Ooh, stop in Boulder on your way back. There's this tiny restaurant that makes huge pancakes with bacon or sausage cooked inside. Oh how I miss Boulder.
Cindy On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:30 pm
Yes, no torn ACL, please. Been there, done that, got the hardware and scars to prove it…also a very fancy bionic knee brace to wear because I told the orthopedist there was no way I was giving up skiing!
Deb R On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:30 pm
We go on 3 generation family vacations every year. Our favorite place is Durango Colorado. We rent a home in the mountains for a week and enjoy everything about it. We live in Nebraska so anything that is not flat is great. Enjoy your vacation and the unforgetable moments with family.
kay43026 On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:30 pm
Safe travels!! Have a wonderful vacation!!
kathy On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:32 pm
haha. u havent lived til u had to pee in a tupperware glass while pregnant on a road trip cause during the winter the REST STOPS were closed and my dear husband did not want to stop at the station cause we didn't need gas. OR as a kid, a SHARED coffee can in the backseat floorboard of a chevy station wagon while in a moving car cause dad did not stop either, unless the car was thirsty for gas. GOODTIMES! Have fun!
Millie On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:33 pm
Well, you got to prevent altitude sickness with the hydrating, gosh darn it. And from one Okie to the next, you lucky devil…enjoy all that fun! Love your blog girl…
Deena On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:33 pm
You are SO lucky he'll stop. When we were kids the ONLY time we stopped was for gas or if Dad had to use the bathroom….if we did we went in a coffee can NO KIDDING!!!! It was DISGUSTING!!!!!!!!!!! Then there was always the "we'll see that another time, have to save something for next time" RIGHT! Awwwwww the memories of many road trips a year. lol
Rachel K On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:33 pm
Have a great time! I'd love to win a size 8.5.
Denise B On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:34 pm
Welcome to Colorado! We've had lots of snow over the past few days!
Helen Harrison On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:35 pm
Have a wonderful time with your family PW! AND I hope you're rooting for the Ravens on Superbowl Sunday!
From one of your biggest fans in Baltimore!
MaryLou On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:37 pm
What is it about men, driving, and not being willing to stop for a break?!?!? There actually was a guy who was pulled over with his dead wife sitting next to him in the car. (She had a heart attack or something.) He told the trooper he had to speed to get her home before she started to smell and didn't want to stop for fear she would start doing so!
Darlene Benson On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:39 pm
I would like to know where your Ranch is. It looks so beautiful. I live in UTAH (Northern part)
We have some of the greatest snow on earth. You should come try out SNOWBIRD. You would also love Park City. Beautiful!! (Home of the Sundance Film Festival)
Enjoy you vacation, drive safe, be happy and WARM in your UGG'S.
Annieoble On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:39 pm
Oh my gosh sounds like my husband and me–no pit stops for him;plenty for me. Lol. Have a wonderful time,Ree.
goosefeathers On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:40 pm
If you have to be in a cold place the Colorado mountains are the best, maybe the only place I'd pick. Enjoy !
Michelle On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:40 pm
Thanks for sharing, and thanks for the smile I needed that. Shutlle buses and breaking glass for a doughnut, love it. I just love watching your show and your family. Love the new season that started this past weekend !! Enjoy your time and be safe.
Kathy Mahoney On Wednesday, January 30 at 1:42 pm
My son was just accepted at CU for the fall. We live in PA but it's one of his top choices. He thinks he'll be snowboarding the whole time. Hmmmmm


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no that isnt a thread for what i want. I want to watch TV, not play my computer on my TV. This has NOTHING to do with a computer. It is just HDTV displaying from my cable box. Thats it.
IF however, i need to hookup a computer to fix this issue, I can do that. However, i dont think that would fix it either.
Ahhh. I thought you had an overscan issue with a computer running to your TV because overscan shouldn't be that bad coming from your cable box.
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So long, Google Plus
I have a Google Plus page; like a lot of people, I don't tend to go there that often, because I've not yet found anything compelling. And, thanks to the latest changes that Google has made, giving it a new look, I'm even less likely to go there in future.
Because Google has made it just too much hassle to log in to their site.
I have a couple of Google accounts; the one that I use most is the one for my AdSense account, but my GooglePlus page is actually a different account, with my Gmail address; I can't remember exactly why that happened – I think at the time it was open only to Gmail addresses, or something like that. Anyway, AdSense is on my 'real' email address, and I seldom use Gmail anyway.
Until the recent change, this didn't make much difference. I tend to be signed in to the AdSense account most, but when I go to Google Plus, there used to be, alongside the offer to create a G+ account with the account I'm signed in as, the option to switch to another account. I could click that on the dropdown, select the Gmail account, enter the password, and I'd be in.
Not any more. This screen is what I see when I try to go to Google Plus now, when I'm signed in to my AdSense account:
The only thing I've done to that screenshot is blur the email address; there are no links off the page that I'm hiding. In case it makes a difference – but G+ isn't so crucial I'm going to change my browser to find out – I'm using Firefox on the Mac.
What's missing? There's not only no switch account option, but there's also no sign out link. Google knows I'm signed in to an account that doesn't have a G+ profile. It wants me to create one, and that's the only option. The About Google+ link tells me how wonderful it is, and has more links to information about G+, and to Google's main pages. But certainly within a couple of clicks, I can't get to a page with a signout link.
So, what I have to do instead is go back to my bookmarks, or the address bar, and navigate back to AdSense, then click Sign out. And then come back to Google Plus, and type the Gmail address and password for the account that I used when I created my Google Plus page.
And, frankly, that just makes me think, "Why the hell should I bother?"
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WORCESTER, Mass.- Senior Tyler McGregor (Ajax, Ontario) and junior Sean Nappo (Northville, Mich.) each scored two goals as the first-place Holy Cross men's hockey team defeated Canisius, 5-2, in Atlantic Hockey action this evening at the Hart Center. With the win, the Crusaders have won eight in a row for the first time since the 1998-99 season, as the school-record is 10 straight wins in the 1979-80 season. The Crusaders improve to 20-6-1 overall (16-4-1 AHA), while the Golden Griffins fall to 8-18-1 overall (6-14-1 AHA). These two teams will meet again at the Hart Center on Saturday night, at 7:00 p.m.
Holy Cross' eight game winning streak is currently the second longest in the nation and its .759 winning percentage is tied with Miami (Ohio) for the best winning percentage in the country. This marks the fifth time in school-history that the Crusaders have reached 20 wins in a season, as they are two wins away from the school-record of 22, which was done by both the 1998-99 and 2003-04 teams.
Canisius got on the board at 5:37 into the first period while on the power play, when Joey Coccimiglio scored off a rebound from a shot by Michael Cohen. The Crusaders answered back just 53 seconds later when sophomore Cal St. Denis (Freelton, Ontario) scored his sixth goal of the year. St. Denis was wide open on the left side of the goalie crease as he received a pass and then placed the puck into the net. Senior Blair Bartlett (Dryden, Ontario) and McGregor were credited with assists.
At the 14:14 mark of the first period, the Golden Griffins regained the lead with another power play goal. Joel Kitchen tipped a Cohen shot past Holy Cross senior goaltender Tony Quesada (South Freeport, Maine) for his seventh goal of the season. The Crusaders tied the game at 2-2 at just a little over two minutes later when McGregor scored his first goal of the game on a breakaway from a pass by sophomore Matt Burke (Milton, Mass.). The Crusaders had 11 shots and went 0-1 on the power play, while the Golden Griffins had nine shots and went 2-2.
Nappo scored the game-winner and the only goal of the second period with a power play goal at the 12:44 mark. Nappo pounced on a loose puck in front of the net and shot it past Canisius goalie Dan Giffin. Holy Cross outshot Canisius, 11-3, while the Crusaders went 1-2 with a man-advantage and the Golden Griffins went 0-2.
Holy Cross took a 4-2 lead when McGregor scored his second goal of the night and his league-leading 21st of the season, at the 8:09 mark of the third period on a slap shot from between the face-off circles. McGregor is currently on an eight-game scoring streak with six goals and 13 assists for 19 points. Nappo scored the last goal of the game and his seventh of the season at the 11:49 mark. Junior James Sixsmith (Alexandria, Va.) sent a puck from behind the net that Giffin could not control as Nappo knocked it into the goal.
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I don't want to get into any great debate, and I understand that this is an extremely emotive subject so this is just my personal experience and thoughts, okay?
I was born in 1963 and was adopted very soon after by great people who are, my Mum and Dad.
In my teens I had a long talk with my Mum; I think she was trying to deal with the worry that I might want to find my natural mother. She told me about my natural mother, that she was a girl of 15 who was thrown out by her family for 'the shame'.
In 1963 there was very little support of any kind for teenage mothers so I suppose she just did what she thought was best, and put me up for adoption.
Now here's the thing; if abortion had been available freely in 1963, would she have had me?
I have had a great life, my Mum and (late) Dad were/are awesome parents...am I a minority?
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FRESNO, Calif. (April 21) - The New Mexico State softball team dropped a doubleheader to Fresno State 3-1 in game one and 2-1 in the series finale at the Bulldog Diamond Saturday afternoon.
NM State (20-27, 1-14 WAC) bats were stymied by the Fresno State (31-17, 11-2) pitching staff as the Aggies scored just two runs and connected on seven hits for the day. The Bulldogs posted five runs on 14 hits Saturday to complete a three-game series and take over sole possession of first place in the Western Athletic Conference (WAC).
In game one, junior Alex Newman started in the circle for the Aggies against Fresno State's Mackenzie Oakes.
Fresno State got on the board in the bottom of the first with back-to-back solo home runs with two outs to go up 2-0. After a Bulldog walk, freshman Karysta Donisthorpe came on in relief of Newman to close out the inning.
After four scoreless innings, the Bulldogs pushed another run across in the bottom of the sixth. A leadoff single followed by a sacrifice bunt and another single put the home team in front 3-0 after six innings.
Aggie freshman Kelsey Dodd, from nearby Clovis, Calif., hammered a one-out homer in the top of the seventh but it was not enough as NM State dropped game two of the series, 3-1.
Newman took the loss to drop to 9-14 as Oakes moved to 9-4 on the year.
The starting pitchers in the series finale were the same as game one Friday night. Sophomore Celisha Walker got the starting nod for the Aggies against Michelle Moses of Fresno State.
Moses retired 17 straight Aggies to begin the game without a walk or hit before Aggie senior Shaleese Javillo recorded the first NM State hit of the game, a single up the middle in the top of the sixth inning.
The Bulldogs opened the scoring in game two with back-to-back doubles to begin the bottom of the fourth inning up 1-0. Newman came into the game in relief of Walker after the pair of hits.
Two innings later Fresno State padded its lead in the bottom of the sixth. A leadoff single and an Aggie error put helped move a runner into scoring position. FS scored its run on a ground out to make it 2-0 Bulldogs after six innings.
The Aggies rallied for the second straight game in the top of the seventh. Freshman Briana Tovio-Asato ripped a two-out double down the left field line. Freshman Chelsea Dohrwardt came on to run at second base. Senior Tiare Jennings hit an RBI single to left center to score Dohrwardt and cut the Fresno State lead to 2-1. But the Bulldogs got out of the inning on a strikeout to take a one-run victory.
Walker took the loss to drop to 5-4 as Moses improved to 20-11 on the year.
After conference results this weekend, the Aggies must win their final six games of the season against Utah State and at San Jose State and have Louisiana Tech lose its final six games against Nevada and at Fresno State to qualify for the WAC Tournament in three weeks.
The Aggies return to Las Cruces next weekend for the final home series of the season against Utah State. The battle of the Aggies begins with a single game Friday, April 27 beginning a 6 p.m. That game will be broadcast live on AggieVision with play-by-play from Kyle Doperalski and analysis from Melanie Viramontes.
The series concludes on Saturday, April 28 with a doubleheader starting at 4 p.m. Both games can be heard on KSNM 570 AM with play-by-play from Doperalski. The series finale also marks the 800th career game for NM State head coach Kathy Rodolph and the final home game for the five Aggie seniors who will be honored in a ceremony.
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Gee whiz, a simple parfait
I've done it a total of three times.
The first time was like being flung out of a giant slingshot. The next two were more gentle and gradual. The final time it lasted six hours.
Many people do it alone, but being a novice I always did it with another person.
I'm talking about soaring in a sailplane (Why? What were you thinking?)
A sailplane is a plane with no engine. A lot of people know them as gliders, but some enthusiasts take umbrage with this nomenclature. They don't want to be confused with those hang-glider hippies.
My first flight was at Torrey Pines, near San Diego. They hooked the plane up to a big winch, and shot us out from a cliff to soar over the Pacific Ocean.
The other times were at Lake Elsinore, a town about 75 miles north of San Diego. In some years the lake was full, and became a draw for celebrities like Clark Gable, Bela Lugosi and Amy Semple MacPherson. In other years, the lake was a dry bed, and in the late 1970s became a field that drew many sailplane pilots. Finally in 1980, the state decided to do some engineering and maintain the water in the lake. It's now a bedroom community for both San Diego and Los Angeles.
My uncle was an avid sailplane pilot, and we occasionally went along with him to Lake Elsinore. On a corner in the (then) sleepy little town was a café. Many of the pilots ate there, so we visited a few times.
Uncle Dave was crazy about a dessert they offered. Created by a long-ago Chinese cook, the regulars called it "Chinese Whizbang." It was orange jello and vanilla pudding. When he described it, I was unimpressed.
Then I finally tried it.
Somehow, it worked. It was cool and creamy, sweet and light. I'm not a lover of orange jello, and I felt it needed another texture, and maybe a little salt to break up the sweetness. So, I tinkered with it, and came up with my own version. And even though I've put my stamp on it, it's still so simple that it would be a terrific recipe to make with a child.
Debbie's Whizbang Parfait
Make a 3 ounce box of strawberry jello, and allow to set completely. Make a 5 ounce box of vanilla cook-n-serve pudding. Cool in fridge. When both are cold, get four parfait glasses or Mason jars. Alternate layers of pudding and jello into glasses, starting with pudding. Between each layer, drop a teaspoon or so of salted peanuts. Top with a dollop of whipped cream, and a sprinkling of chopped salted peanuts. Refrigerate until service.
My mom's something of a whizbang herself. She makes a yummy comfort-foody dessert using pudding too. Since I was a child, we've looked forward to digging in when this was in the fridge. But of course, I've fiddled with this one, as well.
Chocolate Wafer Dessert
1 box Nabisco Famous chocolate wafers (usually found near the ice cream cones)
1-5 oz. & 1-3 oz. box chocolate cook-n-serve pudding
1-8 oz. tub Cool Whip, thawed
2-8 oz. blocks cream cheese, softened
Line bottom and sides of 9x13 inch pan with chocolate wafers. Make pudding according to packet directions. While it's still hot, pour over wafers. Place into fridge, and allow to cool completely.
When the pudding is cool and stiff, put the Cool Whip and cream cheese into a large bowl, and beat until smooth. Spread over chilled pudding layer. Finely crush 8 chocolate wafers, and sprinkle crumbs on top. Refrigerate until chilled and set.
Makes 12 servings.
If you'd like, you can make both the puddings and the jello from scratch. It isn't hard, and there are plenty of recipes for each on the interweb. You don't have to use the cook-n-serve puddings either. I just happen to like it more than the instant stuff.
Just imagine sitting on your darkened porch one evening, watching the fireflies, and enjoying one of these cool and creamy desserts. You'll feel so much like Andy and Opie, you'll be looking for Barney to show up and join you.
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