Happy Sunday, you lazy bums!

Celebrating today's holiday 🎉

For those with an appetite:

🥳

Seriously, Napier 🙂

The only thing I can picture is me passed out in bed 😬

I mean, you can find any photo you want on the internet. Why bother taking them yourself? 😉 🙂 🥳

Are there any decent BBQ spots on the horizon? 🤔

The internet is full of BBQ recipes, everything from lamb chops to seafood and vegan options—just go find some kale 🙂

Thanks, you little rascal, and thanks to you too

Just some chili con carnea>>

hiddenmarlin14 said:The entire internet is basically an endless BBQ buffet—everything from lamb chops to seafood and vegan specialties—so just go out there and search for it, for goodness' sake. 🙂

🤣

Best of luck to everyone out there!

A day of mourning

Keith Ward2 said:Thanks to you and the rest of the gang too

Bean soup... mmm...

Mmmm

thanks, Rosa

same to you

Charles Bailey2 said:A day of mourning

The photos are pretty blurry, Charles—is that Senna we're looking at?

slyraven27 said:The photos are pretty blurry, Charles Bailey2, is that Senna?

Yep.

You can blow them up if you click the thumbnail.

Keith Ward2 said:Thanks, my friend Rosa

The same goes for you, too.

I was feeling quite cheerful—until now—but Charles Bailey2 is really bringing me down with his talk about Senna. 😢

I still vividly remember that whole tragedy. 😢

Charles Bailey2 said:Yeah.

You can actually enlarge them if you just click on the thumbnail.

I see what you mean now. You remember that tragedy, don't you?

slyraven27 said:Got it. You mean that tragedy?

He was way too young. I went back and read up on him and all the coverage surrounding that accident.

slyraven27 said:I was having a good time until Charles Bailey2 started depressing me with that Senna stuff😢

Still thinking about that tragedy back in 😢

I'm not really following this

I've mostly just been keeping an eye on that Allen forgive guy

Charles Bailey2 said:He was far too young. After sitting down to read up on him and looking through all the footage regarding his life and the tragedy itself, it really hits home.

And honestly, you might not even be old enough to remember.

Senna was a legend—likely the greatest to ever sit in a Formula 1 cockpit.

Keith Ward2 said:I wasn't really following the action back then

I spent much more time following Allen forgive

And honestly, Allen forgive was quite the icon. After those two, perhaps Schumacher was the only one left with that kind of presence. There was also that young guy Rossi—if my memory serves me correctly—but by then, I wasn't keeping as close an eye on things as I used to.

By the way, my COVID-19 test came back negative—so there is certainly one less thing for you all to worry about.