Luckyforward

when you do go @Luckyforwardbe sure to get your pic taken with Bucee and post it here I PROMISE TO DO THAT!

I haven't been to the one in Crossville but everyone says "It's great!" Is it great and if so, why should I go?

None around here, but I have gone to M'boro, but the schools there have sold out.

You got it, buddy!

I was shocked that Walmart's plants were more expensive than Home Depot and Lowes!

This year I totally forgot to get seeds started for plants for the garden. By the time I remembered it was way too late. Went to Home Depot today to get a few plants: maters, peppers, etc. The prices were ridiculous! $5.47 for a tomato plant? Geeze Louise! At least seeds were still fairly cheap . . .

I cannot remember when; maybe 5 - 6 years ago some conversation was around creating a law that if someone was thought to be mentally ill in any fashion, that they would have to be seen by a mental health professional before being allowed to buy a firearm. All of us in the mental health profession made it clear we had no desire to work under such a law. First, a person, even the most mentally ill may have clarity for a short time during an interview. Second, a true mental evaluation would be expensive and time consuming. Third, my liability insurance is high enough; if we had agreed to provide such services I'm certain companies would have stopped providing coverage. As for me, I would never agree to serve a client; liability is way too high.

Your point is well taken. It begs the question of the creation of a registry that would have prevented the purchase of firearms. It would need to be able to link to a Form 4473. The question on the 4473 regarding mental health issues is nebulous: "Have you ever been adjudicated as a mental defective OR have you ever been committed to a mental institution?" There is a wide, wide latitude between being found mentally incompetent on one end of the spectrum or having been committed to a mental institution. In the middle of that continuum is severe depression, personality disorders, paranoia, and schizophrenia. The difficulty with each is that a person may present normal in one moment, and a half-hour later reveal troubling symptoms.

https://abc30.com/texas-shooting-allen-outlets-mall/13220871/ This local news site from there says he was removed from the Army in 2008 because of mental health concerns.

Many years ago my dad, cousin, and I would jug fish on Center Hill Lake and would catch really large catfish. We would fillet them and do just as you did; bell peppers, taters, onions, corn, spiced it up and put in on the grill wrapped in aluminum foil. Man it was good!

Perfect! Thanks for the info. You are so right; cooking by time means nothing; temp is more important.