Just watch our for Norm or he will run up your tab for ya!
without the flak
- Thread starter Deadly Sushi
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I still haven't a clue where that is...Lakeshore Eatery. Was it called something else before? Where is it?
[Edited to add I believe they are in the entertainment book.]
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Aren't gun racks required truck accessories in some states??
Wait, armadillos are edible??
Wait, armadillos are edible??
Hey there welcome!!
Deadly Sushi
Formerly The Giant Mojito
WELCOME!!!!!
Help yourself to milk and cookies and enjoy your cooking home!!!
Dont forget to join the contest we have going!
Help yourself to milk and cookies and enjoy your cooking home!!!
Dont forget to join the contest we have going!
Heya Suzi and welcome!
Welcome Susan!!
Hello and welcome Vera!!
Deadly Sushi
Formerly The Giant Mojito
I have no ****ing idea..... oh SHIT! Sorry.... if you say ****... it gets blocked out.
Swearing is fine.... just, if ya want to get ummm..... revealing.... we could always open up a members-only section on the forum. Folks that want access can just ask. 
Well I can say with absolute certainty you won't ever see me naked! Good Lord the horror that would cause!!
Calicolady
New member
Thanks Mav and homecook and TGM. I was hoping for something alittle more tropical, TGM.
But if they're Girl Scout Thin Mints and Ice Cold milk, I'll join ya, thank you very much!
Aren't gun racks required truck accessories in some states??
Wait, armadillos are edible??
High Cheese
Saucier
Brakes! HIT THE BRAKES!
GreenWannabe
Member
Belated Hello
I joined early last year, but neglected to introduce myself. So, I'll try to make up for that oversight now.
I found this site over on Net Tractor Talk when Doc introduced it, and joined up shortly after it started. I was working still, even though I was already over 65, but have since retired, sold the RV I lived in for several years, and moved in with my daughter. Couldn't have managed it without her generosity. After several months, got the finances righted around, and then on with life.
My wife was an excellent cook, my size is all the proof anyone needs to verify that! And I was always helping her out in the kitchen, to the point where cooking was something we always did together. When she got sick, I took over as chief cook and bottle washer, even cooking a full Thanksgiving feast for her and our daughter the last year. After I lost her five years ago, I found it very difficult to go into the kitchen to actually cook anything - a sandwich or a frozen entree was about all I could manage. In the past year or so, I don't have any problem cooking but just cannot get motivated to cook only for myself.
Last fall, I began cooking heart healthy for my best friend of 40 years and his wife after he had a heart attack, and she had a broken arm. His daughter got him a Betty Crocker book with a log, tips, and recipies from their Heart Healty cookbook, and I cooked three meals a day from that for six weeks while he was on the mend and getting back on his feet. He claimed my food was always good, he always felt satisified by it, and liked the taste and variety. I taught him how to buy to keep it up after I departed, and feel pretty good about what I accomplished - he lost over 40 pounds, was going to cardiac rehab three times a week, walking three miles a day, and riding his bicycle at least 15 minutes a day, so I hope he wil be OK.
My sister lives in Greece, where my daughter and I went to share Christmas with them. I've become interested in Greek cooking as well, I really like Greek food. Their food seems to be pretty heart healthy too. This year I'm going to try to do more cooking, see if my daughter, her boyfriend, and I can't all loose some weight without loosing taste or satisfaction from what we eat. And I am looking forward to getting some good ideas from the forum.
Happy eating!
Fred
I joined early last year, but neglected to introduce myself. So, I'll try to make up for that oversight now.
I found this site over on Net Tractor Talk when Doc introduced it, and joined up shortly after it started. I was working still, even though I was already over 65, but have since retired, sold the RV I lived in for several years, and moved in with my daughter. Couldn't have managed it without her generosity. After several months, got the finances righted around, and then on with life.
My wife was an excellent cook, my size is all the proof anyone needs to verify that! And I was always helping her out in the kitchen, to the point where cooking was something we always did together. When she got sick, I took over as chief cook and bottle washer, even cooking a full Thanksgiving feast for her and our daughter the last year. After I lost her five years ago, I found it very difficult to go into the kitchen to actually cook anything - a sandwich or a frozen entree was about all I could manage. In the past year or so, I don't have any problem cooking but just cannot get motivated to cook only for myself.
Last fall, I began cooking heart healthy for my best friend of 40 years and his wife after he had a heart attack, and she had a broken arm. His daughter got him a Betty Crocker book with a log, tips, and recipies from their Heart Healty cookbook, and I cooked three meals a day from that for six weeks while he was on the mend and getting back on his feet. He claimed my food was always good, he always felt satisified by it, and liked the taste and variety. I taught him how to buy to keep it up after I departed, and feel pretty good about what I accomplished - he lost over 40 pounds, was going to cardiac rehab three times a week, walking three miles a day, and riding his bicycle at least 15 minutes a day, so I hope he wil be OK.
My sister lives in Greece, where my daughter and I went to share Christmas with them. I've become interested in Greek cooking as well, I really like Greek food. Their food seems to be pretty heart healthy too. This year I'm going to try to do more cooking, see if my daughter, her boyfriend, and I can't all loose some weight without loosing taste or satisfaction from what we eat. And I am looking forward to getting some good ideas from the forum.
Happy eating!
Fred
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chowhound
New member
I Fred. (Boy, there sure are a lot of Freds on this board. You make three including myself!)
Glad to see you posting again. I just got here.
I live by myself and yes, sometimes it's hard to get up the gumption to cook for one, but sharing what I do with a group such as this one gives me motivation to go cook something. Not to mention I live in a dinky town with no good carry out (lol).
Glad to see you posting again. I just got here.
I live by myself and yes, sometimes it's hard to get up the gumption to cook for one, but sharing what I do with a group such as this one gives me motivation to go cook something. Not to mention I live in a dinky town with no good carry out (lol).
GreenWannabe
Member
Thanks
... for the welcome.
Chowhound, all I can say is the three of us share a good name!!
Doc, I've been reading all the other intros this morning, and it seems to me like you've attracted a good group! By the way, how is the Mrs. enjoying her KitchenAid?
Fred
... for the welcome.
Chowhound, all I can say is the three of us share a good name!!
Doc, I've been reading all the other intros this morning, and it seems to me like you've attracted a good group! By the way, how is the Mrs. enjoying her KitchenAid?
Fred
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How'd you guess?? LOL Ya have any idea how hard that was when the windows only go down half way!!!
Is this too fowl??