Another interesting week.
This past one was pretty busy -- appraisals, a Hunting Lunch with friends, High Tea at the Brown Palace Hotel (report coming soon), errands, a movie/going out to eat -- and singing for church today. Yep, we Bricks pack everything into seven days, instead of spreading it all out.
Back to a calmer week ahead, with more appraisals and a quiet supper for Valentine's Day. We're supposed to get another storm Tuesday-Wednesday; whether it's a skiff of an inch or so, or a real gullywhomper, is still up for debate.
We may or may not watch the Superbowl. Yes, the Brick and I both love football -- but we do not find the political shenanigans of the NFL worth supporting. (College ball for us... Michigan's Wolverines and Colorado's Buffs.) I find it intriguing (and funny) that Sirius has a channel devoted to the event, but is advertising recipes, as well as game coverage!
An interesting lesson on asking for what you deserve -- and getting it, without screaming or nastiness. (From Financial Samurai)
Buffalo chicken dip? Here's Frank's Redhot recipe.
Ten Viking treasures found in recent years.
Did you know that Catholics who really take their faith seriously are "practicing extremists," according to the FBI? (I wonder what that makes us...)
A piece of the sun just broke off!
Chakra the wolf says the Eagles will win the Superbowl. You heard it here first...
An AI program is taking over all sorts of areas...and it's got some scary implications. (From Millenial-Revolution)
An Arizona rancher shoots a Mexican migrant trying to cross his property. A lot to process about this, particularly since we had friends in the same desperate situation.
Amish onion patties. Think onion rings...without the rings. (From Little House Living)
'Extremely frugal' tips and tricks. (From Little House Living)
Celebrity fashion disasters. Some real weeners here.
How to use DNA testing to check for Native American ancestry.
Eighteen doughnut recipes -- plus ten eggless meals that are both frugal and tasty.
Celebrities in restaurants -- the good, the bad and the indifferent. (Including tippers)
"What's the cheapest, tastiest thing I can bring to a potluck?" Quora readers hold forth.
A Really Wonderful movie from 2021 surprised the heck out of us. If you enjoy a modern cowboy movie with some moving relationships, try "Cry Macho." Clint Eastwood did an understated, brilliant performance.
Want to make $500-1000 an article? Maybe you can.
An incredible 'treasure' found inside a house's walls!
The cranes are coming back to Colorado soon! We loved seeing these in McNeal, AZ,
Have a good week.
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