It's hard to believe but we just celebrated the last Prayer Meeting of July, 2021. Of course that just means that the fall camping trip is a little bit closer now.
Jay, Ted, Tim and I all got together at Jay's for a relatively short gathering - I think everyone was out by 5 (except for Jay of course). We had excellent weather for a Rivertarian event - upper 70's with clear skies.
Ted brought over some tomatoes - red and green - all individually wrapped, which Tim and I split up.
I would be committing a serious offense if I didn't show a next morning photo of how I put some of mine to use: fried green tomato BLTs, with the tomatoes being fried in the bacon grease. Yummy.
Hope this gets everyone's appetite going.
Apparaently Tim has been studying up on his entomology, as he correctly identified, of all things, a Tiger Swallowtail butterfly. When he told us what it was, I called BS, and was quickly shut down after a Google search. Glad I'm not a gambling man. I guess you learn names like this when you spend your childhood torturing the poor things.
If you ever get an opportunity to participate in a Rivertarian gathering, you might pick up on some other trivial information (that will serve absolutely no purpose in life, kinda like algebra) such as the breeding cycle of hummingbirds, and how many pounds of poop a person passes each year. For those out there that think we only talk about stupid stuff when we get together, be assured that we put a lot of research into topics just like these every week.
I hope everyone had a great week!
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