Luckyforward

I am baking a ham for Easter lunch for the family. I'm tired of the standard "too sweet" glaze recipes. Does anyone have a recipe for a glaze that is a bit more tangy than sweet?

Thanks! I will remember that. After all the rain this week the common area is wet and they get active!

Back to the school shooting; TBI Director David Rausch stated: "the review so far of the material finds that the killer did not write about specific political, religious or social issues. In fact, a primary focus in the journals is on idolizing those who committed prior school shootings." Story: https://www.newschannel5.com/news/tbi-director-shares-new-details-on-the-covenant-school-shooters-manifesto

I've always wondered if that is true . . . There is a very wet common area behind my house and about once a year snappers come out and into my yard. A very large snapping turtle - shell was 24" L and 12" W - somehow "rolled" down the hill and was on his back but stuck between two rocks (literally a rock and a hard place). His neck reach was LONG. It took a little time to get him turned over and headed home.

And I bet it was cheap wine . . .

What has been anyone's experience shooting at the Nashville Armory? I've never been there. Thanks for your feedback!

So glad no other damage was done and no one hurt!

Yep! And this too:

Makes 2 of us!

I am guilty of LUST . . .over your Ruger! Beautiful!

Leroy, this is one of the most meaningful statements I have ever read on TGO. I certainly do not feel I am "evil", but if I entertain thoughts that someone is "less" than myself because we do not agree about ANYTHING and as a result I begin to view them "less than", I am sowing the seeds that nurtured over time, may become evil. If we really believe that we are made in the image of God, all persons have intrinsic worth. There have been times on TGO when some have felt I was a "libetard whack job", but I have always been accorded respect and care even when we disagree. That is how at its most base level we "obstruct evil." At the very baseline of relationships, can we offer grace rather than judgment of one another? Martin Buber wrote a book called "I and Thou" and denoted there are two kinds of relationships. An "I/Thou" relationship is one where we view one another without judgment or qualification. An "I/It" relationship is where we view one another as a "thing." I vote for "I/Thou" . . .