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Old August 31, 2015   #1006
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Kelli, I hope you will post picture of the slice of that cake. Looks great and sounds really delicious too.
I should have, but it was all gone before I thought to! It was a really good cake though, I'll definitely make it again.
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Old August 31, 2015   #1007
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Kelly, how was the birthday party?
btw any news on that car accident?
Thank you for asking! The birthday thing took up pretty much all of my Saturday, though it shouldn't have. It started with my mom being late to pick me up (I usually ride with her to these things to save gas and because there's not a ton of room to park at my grandparents' house). She told me Friday to be ready at 10 AM, so I was. 10:20, still haven't heard anything, so I call. She says she's finishing up my aunt Jackie's present and it'll be another hour. 11:15, I call again. She says she'll be ready to leave in 15 minutes. I was pretty annoyed at this point since I'd been up since 7 and the party was supposed to be at noon. She finally showed up around noon and we headed out. Got there around 12:30-12:45 and no one was eating yet (this is unlike my family, we don't wait around for you to show up). Turns out my uncle Jerry decided to smoke pork butts and ribs and nothing was done yet. He didn't start on the pork butts (there were two) until 10 AM! The ribs were done around 2 and we scarfed those down in no time flat (they were good too). He finally ended up taking the pork butts off around 5. I was shocked to hear the sound of an electric knife coming from the kitchen, since I've never heard of smoked pork butt even being stable enough to cut before, so that alone should tell you how it turned out. I had one piece on some bread and I couldn't even bite through some parts of it. We didn't leave until around 6 or so, so by the time I got back home I was beat and didn't get to work on my crochet blanket at all.

And no, haven't heard anything about the hit-and-run, but I've been thinking about calling up the police department to check on it to see if they ever caught the guy. I was supposed to get a call within 10 days of reporting it to my insurance company, but it's been like 3 weeks since it happened and nothing.
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Old August 31, 2015   #1008
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Whoopee it will be on the shelves soon.
The Blue Bell plant is right up the road from me.
I cant weight to get a bucket of Dutch Chocolate.
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This might be blasphemous to say as a native Texan, but I actually am a bigger fan of HEB Creamy Creations ice cream than I am of Blue Bell.
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Old August 31, 2015   #1009
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Whoopee it will be on the shelves soon.
The Blue Bell plant is right up the road from me.
I cant weight to get a bucket of Dutch Chocolate.
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Old August 31, 2015   #1010
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This might be blasphemous to say as a native Texan, but I actually am a bigger fan of HEB Creamy Creations ice cream than I am of Blue Bell.
It isn't a matter of what you like best it is about the fact that if it wasn't for a person investing millions of dollars and a 125 million dollar loan they would have went under.
I also want to see all of those folks that got laid off get their jobs back.
I dont want to see a great private company like Blue Bell go under or bought out by some POS conglomerate.
And resulting being owned and made in China.
My favorite Ice cream was Häagen-Dazs many years ago.
I like the HEB brand too.

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Old August 31, 2015   #1011
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By the way HEB is a Texas owned company and Creamy Creations is made in San Antonio Texas by HEB in their own plant.
Nothing blasphemous about it at all.

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Old August 31, 2015   #1012
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Saw this piece of Chinese garbage at Tractor Supply today.
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Old September 3, 2015   #1013
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What do I do when a woman calls me and says she is coming by?
I make her one of these.
She is my friend of almost 35 years and nothing is too good for her.
She was served this and then was treated to catfish coleslaw and potato salad.
It is pecan pralines and cream with my homemade dark coconut oil chocolate layered in it.
On top is three whole Brazil nuts a layer of red jalapeno jelly and more chocolate.
Then on the very tip top is a wee bit of homemade maple syrup.
I know it was good but I thought the girl was going to cry.
She is also the best cook I know.
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Old September 3, 2015   #1014
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Shame on you, Worth! Chocolate is considered an aphrodisiac..
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Old September 3, 2015   #1015
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I bet the she will be coming by often...
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Old September 3, 2015   #1016
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Shame on you, Worth! Chocolate is considered an aphrodisiac...
I really ticked off a guy once and made him madder than all get out.
We were buying a woman Christmas gifts that always let us use her truck to go out in town while she worked at the airport in Anchorage.
He bought her some stupid girl garbage.
I bought her a giant bar of expensive dark chocolate and a big bottle of bourbon.
He said you dont buy women stuff like that.
I said really, you think.
Well she looked at his first and said thank you.
Then she opened my sack.
I thought the woman was going to throw me down right there in the airport.
Oh my god she said, I have never in my life had such a wonderful gift from a man and gave me a big kiss.
The other guy was speechless.
I had an 89 year old black woman buy me a liter of Jim Beam black label for Christmas.
I bought her a case of snuff.
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I would like to add, that 89 year old lady told me all about her life growing up.
Her husband was a one armed mule team driver that hauled logs out of a swamp.
Her and her daughter were our neighbors and some of the nicest people you ever met.
We celebrated all of the holidays together.
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I bet the she will be coming by often...
Patti she was my wife's best friend all the way from grade school and into collage.

She was a punk rocker back in the day.
She has had one worthless boy friend after another and was married to a mean alcoholic that she divorced and then he died.
The guy was a good friend of mine and I hated to see it happen.
She comes by every now and then and I have offered to take care of her if things got bad no strings attached.
She works for a radio station in Austin and is on the air all of the time.

When I first moved back here guys found out I knew her and were flabbergasted.
I told the guys look you dont understand anything about these folks.
She has chickens and ducks has a garden and lives in the country and runs around barefoot.

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I really ticked off a guy once and made him madder than all get out.
We were buying a woman Christmas gifts that always let us use her truck to go out in town while she worked at the airport in Anchorage.
He bought her some stupid girl garbage.
I bought her a giant bar of expensive dark chocolate and a big bottle of bourbon.
He said you dont buy women stuff like that.
I said really, you think.
Well she looked at his first and said thank you.
Then she opened my sack.
I thought the woman was going to throw me down right there in the airport.
Oh my god she said, I have never in my life had such a wonderful gift from a man and gave me a big kiss.
The other guy was speechless.
I had an 89 year old black woman buy me a liter of Jim Beam black label for Christmas.
I bought her a case of snuff.
Worth

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Worth, how can you say you are not a Chef? Your dishes look AWESOME and I bet tastes GREEEAAAATTTTT
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Patti she was my wife's best friend all the way from grade school and into collage.


When I first moved back here guys found out I knew her and were flabbergasted.
I told the guys look you dont understand anything about these folks.
She has chickens and ducks has a garden and lives in the country and runs around barefoot.

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So, Whats wrong with that?
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