I enjoy smoking chickens on my Brinkman smoker. Actually, I enjoy eating those chickens even more than I enjoy cooking them. Often, I smoke 6 chickens at a time — three on the top rack, three on the lower rack. Broken down into legs, thighs and half-breasts, that’s six pieces per chicken, 36 pieces for all six chickens. I can always freeze the chickens and chicken pieces we don’t eat.

I enjoy smoking chickens on my Brinkman smoker. Actually, I enjoy eating those chickens even more than I enjoy cooking them. Often, I smoke 6 chickens at a time — three on the top rack, three on the lower rack. Broken down into legs, thighs and half-breasts, that’s six pieces per chicken, 36 pieces for all six chickens. I can always freeze the chickens and chicken pieces we don’t eat.

So what’s new? We all breathe.
But how do we breathe? That’s the question.

What are your earliest memories?

I watched it, transfixed, on the local news for almost an hour.

Since I have been coughing for over 36 years, and have just gone to yoga classes three times, you would think that the title to this essay would be “My Cough and Yoga.”

It’s only 18 inches wide and 30 inches long. But it is much stronger and agile than my son-in-law and I put together. What is it?

We all want to eat healthy. We know that we really are what we eat.

How many times have you forgotten to take something on your trip that you wished you had with you? Using my Trip List system, I only “forget” to take the things that are not on the list. And then, once on vacation, using my cell phone’s “note pad,” I can add the names of items I wish I had taken, for the next trip.

Thanks, little label maker. You make it “fun” to print out labels for all sorts of things, including the current dates to put on a variety of objects around the house.