Random Pictures.

[SpookyShoe]

You leave cookies for Santa, but what about his helpers? Don't forget to leave donuts for the elves.

(Actually Cheerios).

[Worth1]

San Gabriel river blue water hole Georgetown Texas.
Big swimming pool just up from me behind the dam.
Working one hundred yards away.
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[upcountrygirl]

Not only is that a beautiful stroll, Worth, it makes me want to get the fishing rod, bait the hook, and throw the ine in!

[Worth1]

Who's A Good Boy

[DonDuck]

Even war dogs need some love!


oooh, thats it. A little to the left please. Now scratch. ooooooh that feels so good.

[SpookyShoe]

Love these!! But you can't eat them if the water is too warm, so you eat them in late fall/winter and until about April.

[DonDuck]

Those are huge! Are they gulf coast oyster?


They used to have a lot of oyster bars in Houston. You sat at the bar with your beer and downed a couple of dozen oysters. I don't know if they still exist. You probably must go to a full service restaurant to order a dozen on the half shell.


I ordered oysters for my family at a fine restaurant in New Orleans. Our kids were still young. They tried them and started gagging and couldn't swallow them. I had a lot of oysters to eat that night.

[Worth1]

Neighbors giant reindeer.
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[GoDawgs]

Originally Posted by SpookyShoe

Love these!! But you can't eat them if the water is too warm, so you eat them in late fall/winter and until about April.

Those look good. I think I remember an old saying about eating oysters in months that have an R in their name. That would fit.

[SpookyShoe]

Most of the oysters eaten in Texas are from Galveston Bay, and most of the oysters eaten on the east and west coast of the United States are from Texas.

These were local. For some reason my husband always asks the waiter where the oysters came from. Yes, Dawg, there is a saying around here that says you eat raw oysters during months that have an R in them. However, eating them in September is a no-no for me.... the waters are still too warm.

Hurricanes can damage oyster beds.

[GrowingCoastal]

Originally Posted by Worth1

Neighbors giant reindeer.
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At least it's a quiet albino reindeer.
My neighbour's display is blowup images of Christmas characters which is fine and dandy but there's a constant hissing.

[Worth1]

Been many years since I had a good oyster.

The reindeer is just up the street.
Every holiday is a decorating extravaganza with them.

The inflatables are across the street.

[encore]

just like to know who the first person was to open an oyster and say that big hunk of snot looks good to eat! lol must of picked their nose a lot as a kid! lol lol!

[DonDuck]

Originally Posted by encore

just like to know who the first person was to open an oyster and say that big hunk of snot looks good to eat! lol must of picked their nose a lot as a kid! lol lol!

Did you get that comment from my wife?

[Worth1]

Oysters.

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