I feel like such a rookie (only 45 years).

Congratulations.

ooooohhhh, get me a bib!!! . I forgot that you're in florida. . drool.
I'd like some red snapper, blackened and grilled, and some lemon. . YUM!!! -- j
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True, but the seafood restaurant we were at was hard to beat. They started as a fish market and evolved into a restaurant as well. They have 2 boats and catch their own fish, shrimp & scallops. Also, they really know how to cook them.

if you can find a safe place, it's still fun -- and food always
tastes better outside, compared with inside!!! -- j
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Herb, you've made my day with that gem!!!

You're right on, there. I particularly loved Skelton. Some of his aphorisms are priceless: "Beauty may be skin deep, but ugly is to the bone."

What a coincidence. My son, along with wife granddaughter (my great)and mother-in-law pulled in with his Ford 250 diesel towing his camper coming in from camping over the weekend. The old Scoutmaster still loves to camp.

years ago, on another honeymoon, my first wife and I had
bananas foster at brennan's in new orleans. . we drove in
from a camping area north of lake pontchartrain, parked our
truck in a free spot, walked around the corner, and acted
like we owned the place. . she was 18 and I was 22.
breakfast for royalty!!! -- j

http://http://www.brennansneworleans.com/men...
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Tonight we celebrated our 60th with the family and a surprise great granddaughter in from Texas. I not only overate, but it was Fried too. Plus when the restaurant people found out what we were celebrating they sent us over a double helping of Bananas Foster. I'll be thinking of that all week.

I cheated during our little 3-day trip to Gatlinburg and she did too --
we took a little scotch for me and amaretto for her ... 3.5 years
since we'd done that -- and it was fun!!! . watching TCM
and being silly with my best friend -- WoW!!! -- j

p.s. scotch and pizza ain't bad!!!
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Burns, Benny, Skelton,Jonathan Winters; the
greats; not a foul word ever spoken, and hilarious to boot. Compare that to the low-class
comics today who can't perform without using the "F" word. Ugh!!

I take mine from H. Rider Haggard: "She who must be obeyed." In Detroit, we had a phrase that illustrates that. It's called "Kidding on the square." She's always on a diet, so as a result she's pretty well preserved for 81 in October. She makes me diet also, but I cheat.

she's pudgy and very well preserved;;; I call her my supreme commander --
the source of answers for all of life's questions!!! -- j
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Looks like we both lucked out.

Reminds me of the old George Burns joke when he turned 90. "I still chase the ladies. Sometimes I run out of breath and stop and wonder what I'm doing. Then I remember and make myself a sandwich."

LOL!

as with my wife -- if I looked that young, I might be carded!!! -- j
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How did the 90-year-old bride and her 92-year-
old husband spend their wedding night?? Helping each other in and out of the car.

LOL!!!!!

An oldie:
The MC spots an ancient looking guy, with a wrinkled face, an emaciated body and he walked with a cane. The MC had him stand up and he asked, "To what do you attribute your great age?" The guy answered, "I drink a 4/5 of Corby's whiskey every day, I'm a 3 pack a day smoker plus several cigars a day, I eat nothing but high calorie fatty foods and use 4 or 5 teaspoons of sugar in my coffee." The MC says, "Why, that's remarkable. May I ask how old you are sir?" The guy answered "I'm 27."

Yes. She always looked younger than me. (We're the same age). In our 40s I often got "is that your daughter?" Grrr.

In a Vegas audience years ago, newly-weds
were spotted and asked to rise. The MC
asked how long were they married, and the
groom replied "2 weeks" - MC: "What's your
secret?" Audience roared!!

It is an iconic airplane!

http://www.militaryfactory.com/aircra...

We went to a ritzy Italian place. Food was very good and all, but actually we're more Olive Garden types We're upper middle but with red-neck tastes.

BW = beautiful wife? . I bet that she is!!! -- j
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