pretty much any time, if anyone else is interested. Must
tolerate my drinking beer even if not partaking themselves,
though when I was at Snow's, either beer was prohibitive
or unavailable, so.
Texas icehouses, been to a few, in my youth. Drive across a countyline
and hit
the drive-thru liquor store, don't even have to get out of the car. The
They still have those, but I prefer the square
concrete buildings with a few shelves, one of beer,
one of whiskey, and (nowadays) one of wine. My friend
Mackie took me to one to get a quart of Rebel Yell
last time I had a tooth crisis. I missed out on a
BBQ, but luckily my friend Eva saved me a quarter
pound of brisket fat.
Australians would put the beer into the trunk for you, not that I have any experience along this line. Anyhow, you go to an icehouse and pay a
fortune
You should go visit Glen. Of course he's often
sufficiently incapacitated that the drive-through
becomes a stagger-through.
for "setups" to pour the bottle you brought into. Recall my mother was
raised
in San Antonio and I had a Grampa and Uncle/his family living there, so we drove through ever 2 to 4 years when my dad was transferred. Plus, unfortunately, I lived in that purgatory for several years. Whereas the
It's a purgatory with barbecue, so better than your
average purgatory.
Purgatory ski area outside of Durango was very nice, if boring skiing.
Durango
was a nice place for the 2 years we lived there, after Connie and I
married.
My high-school heartthrob was 2 or 3 inches taller than
me back then - after some years of Colorado skiing, she
became 2 or 3 inches shorter than me.
We would ski at Telluride if we could, lots of Texans at Purgatory.
I'd have guessed there were more Texans in gehenna. Speaking
of which, it was 103 at Lilli's yesterday and only about 90
in Texas Hill Country..
I had to go scurrying to find the background behind that.
I presume you are the proud possessor of all 27 episodes of
that Brisco County show?
Libraries are wonderful places*...lots and lots of DVD's available for
They are kind of cool, plus they have these things
called "books" that you can use during a power outage.
checkout, and the occasional ebook to checkout for my Kindle (don't
even have
to go there, it arrives/departs via WiFi). That line was in one of the
last
shows where Pete was a witness for the Government. The defense attorney accused him of being a career criminal, that was his statement in his own defense. The character was pretty funny, he was basically a psychopathic (sociopathic?) career criminal, who's vocabulary sounded like he could have been a lawyer. Just started on China Beach, Death In Paradise, and
Ah, a congressman who missed his calling.
Soundbreaking (I bought this series and gave it to the local library,
now I'm
watching it). I hate commercials! I very seldom watch TV (part of my
condo
I don't like commercials, but as in football games,
they are said to be often better than the headliner.
fee is for cable, so I have the basic package but don't watch it,
except for
parts of a baseball game once in a while), or listen to radio (I listen to
No need to get good tickets next spring, I can no longer
see the games even on television.
KPIG, but I pay for the stream and they play a song instead so there are no commercials).
I got your Whitekeys article and was afraid
the guy had checked out altogether. But he's
just going on to pursue other interests, which
is good as he's only your age.
*Which is why I belong to the one here in Anchorage and the one in Lake
Havasu.
I pay property taxes in both places.
Until last year I paid property taxes in
Maryland, but as there's no property any more,
I guess I don't qualify for the public library
there - it's not like they'd kick me out and
the horse I rode in, but it would be sort of
taking advantage of the system if I took out
books there. California is a diferent question -
you waltz in, and if you aren't a resident, you
pay $5 for a lifetime card (if you lose the card,
it's a buck to replace). I showed the librarian
my handicap placard, and the fee got waived.
---------- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.00
Title: Horseradish BBQ Sauce
Categories: Sauces, received wisdom
Yield: 1 servings
6 lb Chicken pieces 1 c Butter
1/2 c Fresh lemon juice 1/2 c Cider vinegar
1/2 c Ketchup 2 t Worcestershire sauce
4 ea Drops of hot pepper sauce 1/3 c Prepared horseradish
1 ea Salt and pepper
Combine all ingredients in a non aluminum sauce pan and bring just to a
boil. Lower heat immediately and simmer 15 minutes. Makes about 1 1/2
cups. Lightly brush on barbecue sauce. Do no let chicken burn.
Source unknown, and who the heck knows what the recipe means.
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