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I don't know how cheesy Well Red Bucky is but the company that made him has been on my cheesedar for some time. Let's raise a piece of cheese to keeping ceramic statues warm, to the creative talents of the FAST corporation and to librarians everywhere, this Tuesday's Say Cheese! salutes you.
The Rules: The only rule is that there is no Fight Club but please have at least one photo in your post and recipes with cheese, as always, are welcome. So much so that I'd like to re-link Mother of 3's irresistible Cheesy Chicken Chowder in a Bread Bowl entry from last week. Even if you aren't living inside an evil snow globe this is an anytime, go-to recipe.
And now it's time to Say Chowdah! I mean Cheese
A quick note, something weird happened with Google and Lavender Dreamer's blog, please stop by her new space and say, "Hey."
A quick note, something weird happened with Google and Lavender Dreamer's blog, please stop by her new space and say, "Hey."
*A pun on Badger colors which are red and white
The sweater and scarf are a really nice touch!
ReplyDeleteThe sweater is part of the ceramic Bucky Badger statue, Brian. Might I say I like your fur sweater very much and your adorable hind paw slays me.
DeleteVery cool pic of Bucky. He is one of the best mascots. Thanks for hosting and I hope that you have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteHe's the mascot I grew up with. I was pretty damned surprised when I encountered my first real badger. Bucky looking good at #5 this week. Can't wait for March Madness. I hope you have a wonderful week as well.
DeleteVery cool statue! I used to run away to the library too.
ReplyDeleteAh yes, you're a writer aren't you, Fi?
DeleteI like the outfit heheh! but not the weather :-)
ReplyDeleteI am off for a cheese sandwich :-)
Oh yum, shall we launch into a Monty Python bit?
DeleteI was at Diane's new blog & she had her comments disabled. Hope blogger is working on getting her old blog back up & running.
ReplyDeleteLOVE Bucky & your photos.
I thought I was able to leave a comment, Anni, I'll have to pop back over and see what's up.
DeleteI love the library’s mascot (and the pun). Probably a good way to get non-readers in there too! I too loved libraries as a shy child (the word nerd hadn’t been invented yet). I spent hours hanging out in our little Carnegie Library, discovering treasures in the stacks. One time, my mother marched down there to tell them to let me check out any book I could read after I went home in tears because the librarian had told me my books were too grownup for me. I still like libraries a lot. Now I probably read books that are too young for me.
ReplyDeleteThat library always smelled like panic and coffee to me. It stayed open till 3 am when I was there although years later I discovered a "newer" one close by was open all night on weekdays. I don't remember if "nerd" was the word (Nerd, nerd, nerd, nerd is the word.) then but I do remember "spaz." What did they call that Jerry Lewis character, will have to look that one up. I spent hours in the stacks too until I found an article about an ax wielding maniac that terrorized the place.
DeleteYay for mom, with me my sister wouldn't let me check out want I wanted from the Bookmobile and only wanted me to get "baby books."
Haaaa, I also read YA fiction but so what I say.
Oooh, Cheesy Chicken Chowder sounds yummy! You Wisconsonites know how to cook!
ReplyDeleteLove the pic of Bucky. Very cool!
ReplyDeleteGreat sculpture and scarf photo! Love it !
ReplyDeletePS ~ change your url to https ~ http is indicating your blog is not secure ~
Happy Day to you,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Loved the video. That made me laugh out loud.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day. ♥
Cute statue - I love they decided to dress him appropriately.
ReplyDeleteI ran away to libraries, too. What better place is there to get lost. Well, maybe a bookstore or a record store, but that was for later when I had money. Every freezing statue could use a comfy cozy scarf in its alma mater colors. Cheers, Jeanna!
ReplyDeleteThe Badger is rad! Question about the rules - I guess we can post anything? But for recipes it has to be a cheese recipe? Let me know if it's different, please - and thank you for the linkytool you are using - enough said. Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteYes J you are correct and the cheesier the recipe or photo the better. I may have contests for both in the future with very cheesy prices.
DeleteLove the new scarf! What a statement 👍 #twinklytuesday
ReplyDeleteAnd I have a scarf very much like that but what really amazes me is that no one's stolen it yet.
DeleteMaybe next week I will also participate, but for now I do not feel ok!
ReplyDeleteI'm very sorry to hear of your loss, I wish you nothing but sunshine and warmth.
DeleteYou had me at cheese.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
xo
Very cool! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHe's quite a handsome fellow!
ReplyDelete😀 👏 👍
ReplyDeleteNo cheese. No Fightclub.
ReplyDeleteBut I do have Seaglass :)
Thanks for sharing!
Lisa
Linky up today for the first time! Since I;m from back east I know how to say Chowda...lol!
ReplyDeleteI feel like an idiot Pat, but I can't find your link up. Haha, my nephews and I work those pronunciations into the conversation whenever we can.
DeleteI wish you a beautiful spring!
ReplyDeleteI fear we may never see spring again, Ileana. Thirty below on Sunday.
DeleteHe looks very happy perched there. Even statues get chilly I guess!
ReplyDeleteMy pictures and Linky!
Thanks for your visit to my blog - yes, the Spirea has a wonderful aroma.
ReplyDeleteBucky looks very handsome in his red scarf!
That's the one I'm thinking of the, Lea. I'll never remember that name though. Bucky is a handsome chap.
DeleteI think Bucky looks fab! Thanks for linking up today!
ReplyDeleteHello, I like the Bucky statue and scarf. The cheesy chicken chowder sounds yummy! Enjoy your day, have a great weekend!
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