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One of my all time favorite hotdishes:
1.5 lb burger
1/2 onion (chopped)
1 can cream mushroom soup
1 can chicken & rice soup
1 can chicken noodle soup
1 cup white rice
1 cup water
1 tsp pepper
Brown burger, add chopped onion, pepper in large pan. Add soups, rice and water.
Transfer to 9"X13" baking dish - cook at 375 for 50 mins.
Serve hot - add soy sauce for salty taste
What is it?
(You could also use venison and simply substitute beef broth in place of chick broth)
This is my version - I'll post the original next.
Ingredients: 1 pheasant, (chicken, grouse, water fowl, whatever you have on hand) cut into bite size pieces 1 package dry onion soup mix 1 1/2 cups minute rice 1 can cream of chicken or cream of mushroom soup 1 cup milk 1 cup of chicken broth (if you don't have chicken broth just use 2 cups of milk instead) 1 can french fried onions
Directions: Mix the rice and dry soup mix together and place into crock pot. Place the (meat?) pieces on top. Mix the cream of chicken or mushroom soup together with the milk and broth. Pour over the pheasant.
Crock pot on high for 4 hours or low all day. Crumble the french fried onions and sprinkle over each serving to give it a little more flavor and crispy crunch.
Step One: Shoot a moose! (Elk, venison or beef work equally well.)
2 - 2 1/2 lbs. moose roast, well trimmed and cut into 1" cubes. (Round steak or sirloin would be fine as well.)
2 T Crisco (Yes, Crisco! It works better than olive oils or vegetable oils)
1/4 t black pepper
1/2 t paprika
1 Bay leaf
3 Beef bouillon cubes
3-4 T Worcestershire sauce
1 t salt
2 10 1/2 oz. cans condensed beef broth
1 Cup dry red wine
1 large onion, diced
12 - 15 small whole white onions, peeled
3 - 4 carrots, cut into small 'stew-size' pieces
10 small potatoes, peeled (I prefer Yukon Golds)
2 T butter
2 T flour Instructions: Brown moose cubes in the Crisco over a medium heat
When the meat is browned, add the beef bouillon cubes along with the Worcestershire sauce to the pan, then mash and stir the bouillon cubes until fully dissolved and they start to brown.
Remove meat and juices from pan and place in a 2-3 gallon pot
Add in the chopped onion, pepper, paprika, Bay leaf, salt, beef broth, red wine, and carrots.
Cover and simmer 2 - 2 1/2 hrs., stirring occasionally.
Add the whole onions and peeled potatoes, cover again and simmer for another 15 - 20 minutes.
Mix the butter and flour and stir into the pot. If the gravy doesn't thicken enough for your liking, mix a little more flour with a bit of water, then stir it in as well.
Directions: Sprinkle the dry soup mix into a greased casserole dish........ Sprinkle the rice over the soup mix........ Place the pheasant pieces on top of the rice........ Mix the cream of chicken soup together with the milk. Pour over the pheasant....... Cover and bake at 350 degrees for 1 1/4 hours....... Uncover. Sprinkle on the onions. Cook for another 15 minutes.......
1 lb of venison sausage or burger. Sausage will give it more spice. (I used half/half)... 1 clove garlic (I used the paste)... 1/2 of a diced onion (I used a yellow)... 1pkg of spaghetti or your favorite noodle. (I used bow tie)... 4 tbsp of white wine... 4 tbsp of Parmesan cheese... 3 eggs... 2 tbsp of cream or half & half... 2 tbsp of fresh parsley.
Cook onion/garlic in olive oil. Once onions are soften, add meat and cook accordingly. Add white wine during the last minute or so while meat is cooking until evaporation of wine.
Cook your noodles the appropriate time and drain.
Whisk together 3 eggs, Parmesan and cream along with salt/pepper to taste. Set aside.
Add noodles to cooked meat for about a minute over medium heat. Stir.
Transfer meat/pasta to serving dish (preferably the warm dish you cooked noodles in) and add eggs/cheese/cream into the pasta and meat while hot. The eggs will cook within noodles. Stir thoroughly. Salt and pepper to taste.
I made this last night. IT WAS GOOD!
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I finally got my wife to eat deer shanks with this recipe (link). Really good but hard to find the oil and beer.
Brown a pound of burger season to your liking. add 2 cans of cream of mushroom and a can of green beans or corn Spread in a baking dish and cover with cheese. Layer tots on top and bake I can eat this every day for a week .
In pressure cooker: 1 can beef consume - (tends to be a little salty so be careful) 3 cans of beef broth, 2 table spoons of Worcestershire sauce - add enough water so the roast will be completely covered. Bring up to pressure for about 3 hours - it should fall apart when you take it out....... Drain all the liquid off.... stir in a liberal amount of BBQ sauce, serve hot on hoagie buns, couple pickles, maybe some cheese. Cold beer and chips, let the stories begin.
Still need to do that one at home and I've got the ground venison ready to go.
Mexican Lasagna
6-8 large tortillas
1 lb ground venison
1 packet taco seasoning mix
1/3 medium onion, diced
1 can (19 oz) mild red enchilada sauce
1 can (16 oz) refried beans
1 1/2 cup cheddar or mexican blend cheese
3 small or medium tomatoes, diced
Cilantro, as desired Black olives, as desired Sour cream, for topping Shredded lettuce, for topping
1 Preheat oven to 350°F. In a large non-stick skillet on stove, cook onions and beef until cooked through. Remove skillet from heat, drain off grease and stir in taco seasoning. Set aside.
2 Cover the bottom of a 9x13-inch baking dish with a thin coat of enchilada sauce. Layer tortilla halves in the bottom of the pan with the cut (straight) sides facing outward toward edges of pan. Cut pieces of another tortilla as needed to fill in any gaps and create a solid tortilla layer in the bottom of the pan.
3 Continue layering ingredients in the following order, making sure to save enough of each ingredient to form a second layer: refried beans, enchilada sauce, beef and onion mixture, shredded cheese, diced tomatoes, and chopped cilantro and black olives (if desired).
4 Using equal amounts of ingredients as the first layer, form your second layer in the following order: tortillas, beans, enchilada sauce, meat and onions, cheese, tomatoes, cilantro and olives.
5 Top with a final layer of tortillas, and cover with a thin coating of enchilada sauce and cheese.
6 Bake lasagna for 30-45 minutes until cheese is melted and tortillas start to crisp. Serve with sour cream, lettuce and additional toppings as desired.
Get a hunk of back strap. Butterfly it the length of back strap. You can marinate it if you choose. I don't as I prefer the taste of meat and not a marinade. Set it out and let it warm up a bit so you don't have to over cook it.
Get a block of cream cheese and warm to room temp.
A pack of bacon.
1/2 cup of stuffing. Cook the stuffing on the stove top. Stove top stuffing is fine if you prefer.
Once the cream cheese is room temp, mix it and the stuffing together. Once the back strap hunk is warmed up, season and sear it off in a blazing hot cast iron skillet with a touch of olive oil. Do all the sides. Remove it from the pan. Open up the butterfly and add the cream cheese and stuffing. Re-season the back strap and wrap in bacon. Put it back in the skillet in a 350 degree preheated oven and cook for 20 minutes for an average sized whitetail back strap. Longer for bigger around cuts. I'm guessing about 30 minutes for elk.
When preparing the back strap, season the meat with your choice of seasoning. I like good ole sea salt and pepper, with a touch of spicy Montreal Steak seasoning. Try it. Regardless of your preference for cream cheese, it is the key here. So, use it. God Bless men
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Melt the 2 tablespoons of butter in a skillet. Add the smurf quarters. Saute until the smurf quarters are just cooked through. Serve immediately.
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Do I need to remove the silver skin on the outside before browning? Or will it just melt away while simmering?
Tossed a mallard on the smoker the other night between 180-220 degrees -- a bit of a variable on my Traeger's end. Anyway - maple syrup and chili powder basted every hour or so for 3 hours. Came out tender, a bit dry but I think that was part of the temperature variable. The flavor was outstanding. My girlfriend, who isn't a fan of duck, devoured it.
Took the leftovers, fried up some green pepper, onion and mushroom, melted provolone on top and made a nice philly cheese duck!
Venison Roast Chili 1.5 lbs venison roast, seasoned with jalapeno garlic, chili powder, and whatever else you like. Search in a cast iron Dutch oven. Add a can of beef broth, diced onion and some more seasonings of your choice. Let it go, covered, for an hour or until it pulls apart easily. Remove roast to shred/chop and add 1 can of tomato paste, 1 can of diced tomatoes, 1 can of stewed tomatoes and 1 can of Rotel or other tomato/chilies mix along with a bag of fresh peppers chopped roughly with seeds removed (I use the bag of red/yellow/orange sweet peppers). Maybe a couple diced fresh jalapenos and a green pepper.
Add roast back to oven, pour in a dark beer, adjust seasonings and let simmer until the veggies get tender. I like beans in my chili, but I think this Texas inspired version is killer without it. Serve with cast iron skillet jalapeno cornbread, corn chips and pepperjack cheese or whatever sounds good. I recently ate this for a long weekend at camp, leaving it on the woodstove the whole time. It just got better. Enjoy!
Apple pies are made very similar. With that you add some nutmeg, cinnamon, flour and sugar (or not) to the mix. Pecan pies take a little more work but they're fun to make. You can also add some sweetened coconut to any of these pies too.
A dish to go along with the main course.
4 -- 16-ounce cans of Bushes baked beans.
1 -- 20 ounce can of crushed pineapple – (drained, use only the pineapple)
1 cup of molasses
1 cup BBQ sauce
2 Tbsp of yellow or brown mustard
3 pounds cooked bacon, cut up in small pieces (more bacon if you like)
1 - 16 ounce can French-fried onions, crushed, sprinkle on top last 15 minutes of baking.
Salt and pepper to taste
Optional -- add few pounds of cut up hot dogs, polish sausage, kielbasa, or brats.
Pre-heat oven to 350
In a large bowl, mix together beans, pineapple, molasses, BBQ sauce, mustard, bacon (add some of the bacon grease for extra flavor).
Cook in oven for 1 hour (sprinkle crushed onions on top last 15 minutes of baking) or until beans brown and bubbles.
Haven't made this since the kids were younger. Now that I have grandkids, I may have to .
4-6 squirrels quartered (depending on size) 1- large yellow onion 32oz beef broth 2 tbl olive oil 1-bay leaf 2 -15 oz cans Manwich 1-pkg. hamburger buns
Put quarters in crock pot and cover with beef broth and one bay leaf. I put it on high and let it go all day or 8 hours. I then strain it in a colander and discard all bones. the meat will have fallen off all the bones. (before I strain, I skim off the top of the broth, always have some hair floating).
Fine chop the onions and sautee in olive oil in a skillet until transparent. Chop or shred meat as needed. Add Manwhich and meat to the onions. Heat thoroughly and serve on a bun. My kids love the Hawaiian buns. One kid likes a slice of cheese on his as I do.
Kids and non-hunters never knew it was squirrel until years later. They always ate all of it!


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Carers' breaks and respite care
Carers' breaks and respite care
Everyone needs time and space to get away from it all, even if only for a short while, and this is certainly true for carers.
Your carer's assessment will help tell if you need a break from caring duty. This is known as respite care and it will be discussed as you plan the support you need.
There are also a number of different ways in which you can take some time out, which you can also learn more about during your assessment.
You could need 1 to 2 hours each week for example, or perhaps a couple of days every now and then.
Replacement and respite (temporary) care
Replacement care, or respite care, is designed to let you have temporary cover in your caring role. A person who is able to provide the same level of care to the person you care for as you can allow you to spend time on your own needs.
Respite care can help in many different situations.
For example, the respite care could allow you to catch up on your sleep, cover visits to your doctor or simply to let you have time alone.
Respite care is typically provided through:
- residential care - where the person you care for is looked after by someone else away from where they usually live
- day sitting service - where the person you care for lives allowing you a break during the day
- night sitting service - where the person you care for lives allowing you to catch up on your sleep
- short breaks away - where the person you care for can have a break themselves
Your carer's assessment will highlight areas where respite care may be needed.
Services could be provided as part of your care and support plan, or you could use the Solihull Directory to arrange your own care.
For further information on respite care you can contact Carers Trust Solihull by:
- visiting the Carers Trust Solihull website
- emailing firstname.lastname@example.com
- calling 0121 788 1143
Carers Trust Solihull at your local Community Advice Hub
You can also get information and advice about respite care and carer's breaks from Carers Trust Solihull at your local Community Information and Advice Hub.
You can visit the hubs in:
Downing Close short breaks service
Downing Close short breaks service, provided by Solihull Council Adult Social Care, offers individual support to adults with learning disabilities while their carers can take a well deserved break from care.
The service is available for all lengths of visit, from a few hours during the day up to a 2 week stay, helping people develop social experiences and encouraging them to learn new skills.
Call Downing Close short breaks service on 01564 739 478 for more information.
Paying for respite care
Your personal budget will consider your needs and you will be able to use your direct payments to arrange your respite care as you require.
You may be able to use your direct payments to pay for respite care with providers in the Solihull Directory
You could also get help paying for the care and managing your money so you find yourself with a little more to cash play with each month.
Are you Carer Aware?
To learn more about the hard work of carers, you can take some time to study the Carer Aware course from Solihull Council which:
- looks at who carers are
- shows what carers do day to day
- hears from carers in their own words
- gives you a sense of what life is like for many of Solihull's carers
If you would like to find out more about the role and rights of carers and how they can be supported you can take part in the Carer Aware online course where all your questions will be answered and you can:
- revisit the course as often as you wish
- take the test and get your certificate
Carer's breaks
There are a number of organisations offering accessible holidays and affordable holidays for carers, whether you want to get away on your own or have a fully accessible break with the person you care for.
Carers Identity Card
Carers can get out and about in Solihull, Birmingham and across the region with a discount by using the Carers Identity Card (ICE) from Carers Trust Solihull.
The card is designed for use in an emergency to let people know you are a carer and have extra responsibilities.
As well as being able to help in the event of an emergency, being a Carers Identity Card carrier also gives you a number of benefits throughout Solihull, including discounts in:
You can also benefit from discounts and other offers at nearby venues in Birmingham and the Black Country, including:
- Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
- Birmingham Hippodrome
- Birmingham Symphony Hall
- Black Country Living Museum
- Cadbury World
- Drayton Manor
- Dudley Zoo
- National Sea Life Centre
Holidays for parents of children with a disability - Family Link
Family Link is here for parents with children with a disability.
The Family Link scheme pairs up local people, known as link carers, with disabled children and their families to provide short breaks for parents of children with disabilities.
Family Link carers look after the children for short periods of time, up to a total of 28 days per year, providing valuable rest and respite.
Family Link can help:
- families spend more time together and concentrate on their other children
- parents, brothers, sisters and carers recharge their batteries, knowing their disabled child is safe and happy
- provide disabled children with a change of scenery
- allow disabled children to benefit from new experiences
- help people to create new relationships, expand their horizons and build new friendships
Become a link carer
Family Link also offers great advantages for link carers too. It is a great way for people to get involved with their local community and is very rewarding.
Family Link carers:
- are ordinary individuals, couples or families
- come from all ages, background cultures and backgrounds
- can offer care in their own home to a child with a disability
Solihull Council provides training and support to all link carers, as well as providing all carers with an allowance to help with the costs of providing this important and much relied upon service.
If you think you would like to help, the team would love to hear from you. To arrange a visit in your own home to explain more about the scheme and help you decide if it is right for you you can contact the Family Link team by:
- email at firstname.lastname@example.com
- calling 0800 073 0769

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Welcome Scouts!
We have a lot of fun events planned for the spring and summer months! We hope you all enjoyed the fun camping trip at the 2012 Cub-o-ree. For those of you who could not make it to this past camping trip, don't worry, there is another overnight camping trip planned, so get your sleeping bags and flashlights ready for more outdoor adventures!
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Recently, 11 Six & Seven year old Great Neck Tiger Cubs visited with Chief Lawrence Jacobs at the Vigilant Fire Company on Cuttermill Rd. in Great neck. The Tigers learned about how members of the Fire Department volunteer their time to help keep members of the community safe and had a wonderful time exploring the Firehouse and having a hands-on experience with some of the equipment along with a tour and explanation of the various command centers within the Firehouse..
In addition to climbing aboard a real Fire Truck, the boys got to go into one of the Ambulances and learned how to measure their Oxygen Rates using a clamp that attached to their finger ( Cool ! ). They also got a thorough explanation and demonstration of some of the tools Firefighters use, including the Jaws-Of-Life and a saw that could cut through the metal of a car if somebody was stuck in their car after accident ( Wow ! That was a LOUD saw ! )
After a thorough tour and final round of questions and answers, the Tiger Cubs were given honorary Firefighter Hats to take home along with their memories !!! How many 7 year olds get to spend 90 informative minutes with a Chief of a real live Fire Department ? Great Neck Cub Scouts is Cool !


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- Nick CottonAsked on February 25, 2018 at 10:11 PM
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Iconic Canadian rock band Northern Pikes are defying the odds, returning with a brand-new studio album, Forest Of Love. It's the group's first new release since 2003, and the first to feature new group member Kevin Kane (The Grapes Of Wrath). He joins founding members Jay Semko, Bryan Potvin and Don Schmid, the gang responsible for classic hits She Ain't Pretty, Teenland, Things I Do For Money, Wait For Me, Hopes Go Astray, Girl With A Problem, Kiss Me You Fool, Believe and more.
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Review: A Night at Tandara
It was certainly a beautiful night to be sleeping under the stars in one of Sydney's most iconic experiences : Tandara Safari tent.
Tandara is the name given to the safari eco tent experience at Lane Cove River Tourist Park in Sydney. As there is only one tent in the tourist complex, it is not easy to get a booking. The tent is normally booked out for at least 6 months ahead on a Saturday night and other nights in the warmer months are similarly busy.
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The drive to the Lane Cove River Tourist Park through the Sydney traffic jams is pretty mediocre to say the least. If I were to come again, I would look at taking a different route and avoid the depressing site of Macquarie Business centres, Northern Suburbs Crematorium and Saturday afternoon shoppers. Not want you want to see on a weekend getaway!
"Tandara is the perfect way to experience high quality safari style glamping "
But once we arrive, and go through the wooden entrance gates to Tandara, we find ourselves in an enchanted world. The native garden surrounding the tent is spacious and well cared for and we feel miles away. The tent boasts a beautiful deck overlooking the Lane Cove National Park bushland and it is hard to believe that we are still in Sydney.
The bath is the perfect way to escape from reality in a romantic indulgence – don't forget to bring something special to add to the water: eco friendly of course!
Would I stay at Tandara again? Tandara was a great quick escape in the city. It is beautifully cared for and an absolute credit to the people at National Parks NSW. As much as I enjoyed the feeling of being in the bush, the reality of a real getaway out of the Sydney area is probably more appealing to me.
To explore outside of Sydney, try The Escape, Paperbark Camp, South Coast Retreats, Tanja Lagoon Camp
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Grief Share Support Group Grief Share support group will be offered at Emmanuel Baptist Church on Thursdays from 6:30-8 p.m. Those who understand want to help you through this difficult time. Call (843) 332-2271 for more information or visit griefshare.
St. Bartholomew's Church Alzheimer Support Group St. Bartholomew's Church, 103 Campus Drive, invites you to the community's monthly support group for Alzheimer caregivers the first Tuesday of each month at 10 a.m. For questions, please call 843-332-8765 or email stbartchurch@gmail. com.
Way of the Cross Church Way of the Cross Church, 1617 Shaw Drive, Hartsville, invites you to their Marriage God's Way Service Friday, June 7th beginning at 6:30 p.m. Come and hear what Jesus says about the sacredness of marriage which was sanctioned from the beginning of time. For more information, contact Ernestine Stephens at 843-260-6822.
Kay Branch Baptist Church June Fest Kay Branch Baptist Church, 1802 N 5th Street, will be having their annual June Fest on Saturday, June 8th from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. If you can jump rope, hopscotch, play horseshoes, bingo, face painting and lots of other fun activities along with a gospel singing, come on out and enjoy the fellowship as they swing into summer. For more information, call Ms. Eunice Jackson at 843-332-1350. Dr. Rico A. Newkirk is the pastor.
Dawn Smith Jordan in concert at KBC Kelleytown Baptist Church, 2609 Kelleytown Road, Hartsville will have Dawn Smith Jordan in concert on Sunday, June 9th at 6 p.m. There is no charge for the concert. For more information call 843-332-8092.
Mt. Elon Baptist Church VBS Mt. Elon Baptist Church, 1132 W. Lydia Hwy., Hartsville, invites children to Power Up VBS beginning June 9th-13th from 6 p.m.-8:30 p.m each day. Power Up is for children in preschool to 5th grade. Children at Power Up VBS will join in to help the local Trent Hill Center in Hartsville as their local mission this year. For more information and to register, visit forms.gle/ Y1tpD5jsaLwN56Cd9 or call 843-332-7068.
Jerusalem Baptist Church annual Pack the Pew The JBC Club of Jerusalem Baptist Church, 327 S. Sixth Street, will hold its annual Pack the Pew Program on Sunday, June 23rd beginning at 4 p.m. in the sanctuary. The guest speaker will be Rev. Micrin Copeland, Pastor of Bethesda Baptist Church in Society Hill. Bethesda Church Choir will render music. Everyone go out and make this program a success! Rev. Reginald S. Floyd, Esq-Pastor and Rev. Rick Fountain, Assoc-Pastor.
House of Prayer schedule Pastor Billy L. Melton and the congregation of House of Prayer Holiness Church wish to invite you to attend services each week. Wednesday night services begin at 7 p.m. Sunday School is at 10 a.m. Morning worship starts at 11 a.m. and Sunday night worship service will begin at 6 p.m. The church is located at Creekside Drive off Swiftcreek Road. For more information contact Brother Melton at 332-9479 or check them out on Facebook.
North Hartsville Baptist Church VBS North Hartsville Baptist Church, 1117 Patrick Hwy., will be having Vacation Bible School beginning July 28th-31st from 6 p.m.-8 p.m. for ages 2-5th grade. There will be supper and lots of fun activities for the kids!
Liberty Hill Baptist Church VBS Liberty Hill Baptist Church, 3224 Liberty Hill Road, invites children grades 4/5K-8th to encounter Jesus with them through In the Wild VBS beginning Sunday, June 23rd-Wednesday, June 26th from 6 p.m.-8 p.m.
Pine Ridge Holiness Church schedule Pine Ridge Holiness Church, 3524 W. Bobo Newsom Hwy., would like to invite everyone to come join them in services each week. Sunday School will begin at 10 a.m. and worship service will follow starting at 11 a.m. Sunday night service will begin at 6 p.m. and Wednesday night service at 7 p.m. They look forward to seeing you there! Contact Pastor Randall Harrelson at 843- 861-4075 for any questions regarding the services.


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Adorable Camo Headband made with True Timber, your daughter will love this!
There are so many gosh darn cute things out there for lil' gals, it almost makes you jealous! Headbands for kids come in so many different styles, colors and fabrics and can match almost any outfit. Not only do they look gorgeous but they also keep your lil' one's hair out of her eyes. Check out this adorable one we have found.
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OMGosh, how darn cute will your baby gal look wearing this unique headband?! This shabby chic headband has beautiful green and pink fabric flowers with a True Timber rose complete with a pink buckmark on a pink elastic band. This would look gorgeous in your newborn photos or for a special birthday matched with your favorite pink Camo dress.


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Todd makes my head spin, I think I'll go back to studying the high road while ringing in the new year, seems appropriate, new year, new adventure/career!
Todd...throws another dagger...And the only way I can help "change the industry" is by joining a trade union, voting on elections and/or sending messages to my elected officials in Washington, DC. I can post here what "I don't like" but that is just blowing off steam, that's all.
I love this industry Todd, most of us on here do. It puts clothes on our backs, food on our tables and financial support of our families. We all work hard and most of us enjoy trucking.
Don't insult us with a post like this. Your knowledge is only superficial, your experience is zero. Until you actually perform this type of work first hand, no one on this forum can accept a calling-out like this.
Careful, the kids you are "calling ugly", might be mine.
G-Town, please don't take anything that I write here personal on these boards. I've never spent so much as a single minute inside the cab of a Class 7/8 truck in all of my 54+ years on earth. Honest. The mere thought of doing it has come and gone from my head since boyhood. Most of "what I think I know" is from: "hearing what people say", "what I hear in country-western songs", "rumors", "gossip", "what I see on TV", "what I read in books", "what I see in videos", "what I see posted on the Web" and 'what I see in Hollywood movies".
Let me tell you something, when I went into the military, I was surprised at how different it was from what I saw in war films or TV shows. By the third week in basic training, I asked myself, "What the devil am I doing here? What in God's name have I gotten myself into?", "I wish I were home!" But I managed to "cowboy up" somehow and graduate boot camp and put in seven years of honorable service.
Thank you for your service. 😀
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Microwave ovens are very inexpensive. I have one in my truck. They're easy to put in your truck, providing you have an inverter big enough to power one adequately.
Most companies don't provide them, but why should they?
I would rather provide my own microwave oven anyway instead of using the dirty one that other drivers may use. I just hope there is adequate space to put one in the cab and adequate equipment to power it. I bought a new Hamilton Beach 900-watt mic at Walmart for $53 not too long ago. Those 12V plug-in coolers aren't too spendy either. I hate washing dishes on the road. So, paper plates, disposable cups, disposable plastic cereal bowls and disposable plastic silverware and napkins would be the norm for me in any road-travelling occupation. Perhaps even these are a tax write-off. Truck driving is a perpetual CAMPING TRIP, but perhaps not quite as comfy and roomy as even an RV. Of course, I would always travel these days with my laptop. Not only does a driver need to learn how to operate the gears of a CMV , he needs to learn how to somehow live, maintain his humanity and survive day to day over the Great American Road. I think like a Boy Scout: always be prepared. Being a soldier for seven years taught me that. Always keep you sh_t wired tight and cover all your bases. Yes, I will have to learn by doing, ultimately.
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Todd makes my head spin, I think I'll go back to studying the high road while ringing in the new year, seems appropriate, new year, new adventure/career!
Todd has been reading Brett's Raw Truth lately. In own Todd's mind he is asking himself as he keeps on reading, "How can I possibly make this whole d_mn thing work out somehow if I were to bravely take that deep dive into the vast ocean of truckdom?" After all there are only 24 hours in a day. I think a driver would have to budget his time like money in the bank. The devil is in the details. Yes, my mind has been sweating all the details as I ponder this new future possibility. Living in a truck 24/7 must be a severe handicap for daily living for sure. I can't imagine it any other way. Harley-Davidson used to advertise in motorcycle print magazines: "If you want all the comforts of home, stay there." The one thing in the end, in spite of how tough Brett makes a trucker's life out to be in his readings, is all that money I could be stashing away in the bank. The money is what compels me to keep interest in possible gear-jamming. The positive thing is I have no wife, kids or pets to worry about or support. I'm a confirmed lifelong bachelor. I live like a monk right now in my apartment. If I were to soon take up the Big Rig, it would be all for me and nobody else. All to "bread" myself up up for ripe old age. If everybody or anybody here became an instant millionaire in a lottery, how many here would drop their trucking career in a heartbeat?
I will keep reading Brett's Raw Truth to ring in my New Year so have a safe and prosperous 2019! Slow down when the snow comes down. Easy on the hammer when the bears are on the prowl, good buddies! Over and out.
GTown, Todd Holmes is never going to understand any advice, comment or suggestion handed to him. He has more problems than anyone here on TT and doesn't seem like he wants any advice just wants to ask questions for the sake of seeing his name on the Forum. Just look at how many questions he has going at any one time.
I hate to say it but unfortunately I 2nd this.
I agree.
Todd, almost every question you have would be answered simply by doing the High Road Training.
And while you do ask some questions that will help other new drivers and those, some are just ridiculous, like color coordinated trucks and trailers.
Stop making yourself a laughingstock, do some training, and start the ball rolling, or just admit that you aren't interested in actually driving.
I made those silly remarks about color-coordinated trucks several months back. But now later things have changed I've gotten serious enough to actually read Brett's Raw Truth first. I won't even touch High Road until I get through Raw Truth. I think Raw Truth will give a clear picture of a trucker's "total lifestyle" once I finish the book.
I think High Road Training will give more technical information on "how to do the job" as opposed to "how to function as human being day to day". My concerns right now is how do professional drivers eat, sleep, sh_t, shower, shave, keep in shape, stay fit, keep healthy and stay sane day to day. How do they MAKE TIME to do everything they need to do to survive?
I value my personal health more than any money I could make as a driver. I have no family to support.
The WEALTHIEST man in the world is the HEALTHIEST man in the world.
Again...are you healthy NOW? didn't you say you are on disability?
all of this insanity is moot if you cant pass a DOT physical or cant get hired due to a lack of recent work history.
You need to start with that and not ignore it
A department of the federal executive branch responsible for the national highways and for railroad and airline safety. It also manages Amtrak, the national railroad system, and the Coast Guard.
State and Federal DOT Officers are responsible for commercial vehicle enforcement. "The truck police" you could call them.
It seems as truckers have to be clever enough to "find time" for all the basic everyday HUMAN living functions somehow, perhaps by waving a magic wand. Drivers are still HUMAN after all, are they not?
You have to understand that trucking is an extraordinary job for extraordinary people. This is not a job or a lifestyle that the average person would be both willing and capable of handling. There are a lot of jobs that fit this description - police officers, firemen, doctors, etc. You don't just grab an average dude off the street and put them into those kind of jobs and expect them to excel. Once in a while someone will surprise you. Most of the time they'll get their asses handed to them.
There are tons and tons of average jobs for average people. You'll work reasonable hours, you'll have reasonable job duties, and reasonable expectations. But if you want to drive an American Big Rig you're going to have to step up and handle the life and death situations, terrible weather, tight schedules, solitude, living quarters the size of a closet, time away from home and family, and very long days.
But it's also one hell of an adventure and an unbelievably fulfilling job and lifestyle if you're the right type of person. For me, it was an incredible blessing to have the privilege of living that lifestyle for so many years. For others, it's the ultimate nightmare.
I always say there's no faking it in trucking. You'll either step up and handle it or you'll run home with your tail between your legs. One way or another everyone finds out quickly if they have what it takes to call themselves an American Trucker. To me that really means something special.
Brett, I'm still reading Raw Truth and plan to finish it. Still, for all of trucking's hardships, I can't think of an easier way to make 50+ grand a year in this country for an old fart like me 50+. Trucking still seems more old-age-friendly than most occupations. At least I don't have any family at home and I have been sitting in my little apartment for the six months without a roommate. I sit here all alone right now typing on my PC and not getting a penny richer for it.
According to Merle Haggard, "It takes a special breed to be a truck driving man...and a steady hand to pull that load behind...". You have made that clear to me too.
I was an American soldier once and 25 years younger. Like policemen, doctors and firemen, not everybody is willing and able to take up the uniform for country.
Todd, have you noticed how much time you've spent on worrying about brushing your teeth and shaving?
Has it ever crossed your mind that you're going to have high demands placed on you to serve your customers? You have such a rude awakening coming, yet the most critical things needed seem to never enter your thoughts or concerns.
Todd wrote on the health thread:
Weight loss: rehabilitation. About 75 pounds to come off is the wait.
My doctors say my chronic fatigue and arthritis pain is aggravated by obesity.
I am living on disability pay now.
So you have chronic fatigue which is worsened by your obesity....that means even losing weight you will still have it. How do you think you will handle this?
How will you explain your lack of work history? This is the fourth time i have asked you in several days and you never responded.
If you cant get past the DOT or application process this is all for naught.
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Again...are you healthy NOW? didn't you say you are on disability?
all of this insanity is moot if you cant pass a DOT physical or cant get hired due to a lack of recent work history.
You need to start with that and not ignore it
Yes, I am on disability right now. Chronic fatigue which my doctor cannot diagnose any underlying medical condition which causes it. He states that this condition is "probably due to obesity" and that it should much be improved by getting down to a healthy body weight. I'm in a daily exercise and weight loss program right now. I don't have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome or Fibromyalgia perse because I don't have any cognitive or memory difficulties. My body just gets tuckered out on and off during the day.
I don't smoke, drink or do illegal dope.
I also have arthritis pain chronically. Medication (causing drowsiness) around bedtime, hot showers and Bengay helps me deal with that.
The fact is I am not physically ready to take any job right at this moment. My soul is willing but my body has yet to cooperate.
I can still for now, read all of Brett's material on this site, and maybe ask a question or two if people don't beat me up here. In between readings and postings here, I take daily walks and bike rides around my neighborhood as part of my physical rehab regimen. Just after the first of the year I will again attend classes in VA's MOVE weight control program and use its free-to-Veterans gym religiously.
Yes, to be a bank teller, a full-time Walmart greeting sign holder or a big-rig driver one has to have a certain level of health and physical energy to make it. I can't tolerate caffeine and my doctor says anti-fatigue (stimulant) drugs are dangerous to heart health. He assures me the body fatigue will probably be phase out once healthy body weight and a level of fitness is reached. Caffeine, though it peps me up, makes me feel weird in the head, nervous, hot flashes, trouble breathing and heart palpitations. Some people are allergic to it. I can't handle some "caine" drugs for numbing either. I used to tolerate caffeine well in the army when I was much younger but no more.
My Priority Number One Now is: Getting Well Enough Physically to Work, Period.
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Started with a simple React web app
Added user authentication with a complete sign up and sign in flow
Created a GraphQL API to securely manage photo albums backed by DynamoDB tables
Added the ability to create and view albums
Added the ability to upload photos to an album, complete with automatic thumbnail creation
Introduced 'load more…' pagination for albums with many photos
Added automatic label detection for photos
Added the ability to search for all photos for a given label (scoped by each user's album permissions)
Built a production-ready version of the app and deployed it to S3 for web hosting
The backend for our photo albums app is entirely serverless, which means it's extremely cost efficient, scalable, and highly available thanks to services from AWS.
Not bad for a few hours of work!
Please give yourself a huge pat on the back for making it all the way to the end!


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Swimming Laps -- 1500 meters - 50 minutes
Recovery -- Yvonne
I can remember texting a coworker last week and complaining about how I felt sick. Come to think about it, I have been complaining about getting sick for the past 2 weeks. But today, today is a different story. I am actually getting sick. I swam 1500 meters at lunch with Mike and immediately felt sick afterward. I've read that sometimes swimmers can have cold-like symptoms after swimming. For the sake of today's post lets just assume that I have a genuine cold. The question I am facing now is "do I train tomorrow".
Being the lover of all things internet, I went right to my favorite search engine and began researching the fate of tomorrow's workout. A few forums and credible news sources later I seem to have reached a conundrum. As always the internet is kind enough to give evidence to support every answer imaginable. So, should I exercise tomorrow despite my cold? The answer is "yes, no, maybe, probably and only if you want to". But you are at the Lunch Hour Athlete blog for a definitive answer, so answer I shall.
First, you have to examine your symptoms. Studies have shown that exercising or working out while sick can actually improve your over all sense of well-being. Without getting all "sciency" on you, your body releases certain hormones during a workout that can boost your energy levels and give you the feeling of being less sick. When I have colds I have less energy so any boost in that department is a plus. However there are some important considerations when you examine your cold symptoms. Are you suffering from mostly head congestion or do you have a cough and phlegm in your lungs and throat? Strenuous exercise combined with congestion and respiratory problems could actually worsen symptoms and recovery time. The cold air combined with a cough and an already existing throat irritation can be exacerbated by running or other exercises that require heavy breathing.
It is my personal opinion that if your symptoms are minor, you should soldier on through your cold and continue your training or exercising. You may want to dial it back a notch for the first few days of the sickness, but research seems to suggest you will not shorten or lengthen the duration of your cold if you continue as normal. Luckily I already have a modified exercise routine because of a leg injury so I think I will continue as normal.
One last thing. Listen to your body. If after exercising you feel noticeably worse, or you begin to feel dizzy or nauseated during a workout, just stop. As with injuries, you don't want to "tough it out" to finish a single workout and end up setting yourself back for a week or more. Whatever you do though, continue to focus on nutrition and diet. Usually people with a cold are still capable of devouring food at the same rate and they were prior to being sick. Be healthy and smart!