Johnny Hammersticks

Pelt! Pelt! These dudes trap(ped) the beavers for their furs, and then tried to make the rest into stew. Waste not, want not 🤷🏾‍♂️

Coconut cream

In all seriousness, I have eaten beaver before. My father’s sportsman’s club used to have an annual wild game banquet. I’ve also tried squirrel, bear, rabbit, and many other tasty creatures. I didn’t care for the beaver. It was done in a crock pot stew, IIRC. Very “strong” tasting stuff. Not my cup of tea. Sorry for the serious answer 😂

4* 2020 (reclassified) Center, Frank Anselem, to make his decision tomorrow (Wed). Down to Syracuse, Georgia, New Mexico, and San Diego St. Looks like Cuse is the favorite right now, but who knows. Waiting to hear back from “sources” and I’ll share anything I learn. 6’10” 220...fairly polished offensive game. Would be a really good get for Cuse. https://247sports.com/PlayerInstitution/Frank-Anselem-at-Prolific-Prep-233290/CurrentExpertPredictions/

I saw a beaver yesterday. But I didn’t eat it.

Get busy livin, or get busy dying 🤷🏾‍♂️

The real life Bryan Mills? Specific set of skills....?

I think this is likely the case.

😂😆🤣 Thoughts....

I have no idea if they would have or not. Glad I didn’t have to find out. I have been hearing some sketchy stories, however, about airlines/resorts giving people a hard time offering vouchers instead of refunds.

Had to cancel our 10th wedding anniversary vacation in Jamaica. Thank goodness we went through a travel agent and purchased travel insurance.

Crickets. I think they were honey roasted or something. They also had cheddar flavored and sour cream & onion which I chose not to try for some reason.

Coronavirus fact? We’re ***** blowing it with how people are handling the lessening of restrictions. Highest # of daily infections and hospitalizations in NC since pandemic began. Arkansas seeing a second spike, and running out of ICU beds in some cities. Several other states including Virginia, Illinois, Florida and DC seeing spikes in numbers. https://www.google.com/amp/s/fox2now.com/news/coronavirus/st-louis-county-issues-travel-advisory-after-lake-of-the-ozark-videos-go-viral/amp/ https://www.npr.org/sections/coronavirus-live-updates/2020/05/18/857943858/coronavirus-cases-surge-in-texas-panhandle-as-state-continues-to-reopen https://www.businessinsider.com/dire-coronavirus-alabama-icu-no-beds-2020-5 https://www.google.com/amp/s/thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/499322-nc-sees-coronavirus-cases-surge-in-highest-single-day-total%3famp

Watched the movie Hostiles on Netflix. Starring Christian Bale. Kind of a dark and certainly violent movie. Was pretty solid though. Civil war officer (Bale) is tasked with escorting an imprisoned Cheyenne Indian Chief who is dying back to his home land in Montana. I thought very good acting, cinematography, and storyline. Again, some very violent parts though.