Blogflog - images from the weekend

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Sasquatch enjoying the summer weather with me this lovely weekend.

Jon and I had a couples’ day out Saturday at Asymmetrical Solutions. We took their, Basics of Tactical Shooting. Eight hours in the Missouri heat was grueling, but worth it. We learned an amazing amount. The picture is my Springfield Range Officer getting it’s well deserved & needed cleaning.

We managed to eat healthy this weekend, even fixed our lunch ahead for the tactical class. Roast turkey and a salad of heirloom tomatoes, carrots, colored bell peppers, and fresh leaf lettuce.

Comments

[suzycat.livejournal.com]

I'm so glad to know that this married couple had a "couple's day out". After all, with that giant 19 year old college child they have, it's not like they would ever get to spend any time together, and it's important to define any special activity together as couple activity, in case we got confused.

[rodentfanatic.livejournal.com]

Okay, I don't follow any author's PROFFESIONAL blog or FB, so I'm starting to be unsure---is it common for them to post stuff like this? Because from the term "professional" I assumed it should just be things related to her writing, tours, etc., but I want to know for sure before I riff on her any further----is stuff like going to the range and pictures of her lunch the standard or not for a writer's professional blog? As in, are plenty of other authors, good and otherwise, doing it?

Because if so, eh.

If not?

WOMAN, THIS IS NOT THE PLACE FOR YOUR FOOD PICTURES the dog sure is cute though

ETA:
We took their, Basics of Tactical Shooting

AUUUUGH

LEAVE THOSE COMMAS ALONE

[lliira (from livejournal.com)]

So... they had one meal all weekend? Also, that salad looks disgusting to me. Leaf lettuce = may as well eat wet paper towels; plus, no dressing; plus, turkey just sort of sitting there. And it's not difficult to eat healthy when you are a couple with endless free time, are able-bodied, and have plenty of money. Bragging about it is gauche.

[rodentfanatic.livejournal.com]

I was curious as to what an "heirloom tomato" was because it sounded funny and I'd never heard of it, so I looked it up...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heirloom_plant
http://www.tomatofest.com/what-is-heirloom-tomato.html

It's not a type of tomato at all (like say, granny smith apple and red delicious apple are types of apples), it's a tomato that was bred in a certain way because it has desirable characteristics. I don't see why she would mention how her tomato was bred/grown unless she was trying to make a point that EVEN HER TOMATOES ARE BETTER THAN YOURS because apparently they're getting more popular for some reason.