Darin & KC BBQ

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Darin:

For a long time I couldn't decide which " rebirthday " to celebrate

and finally concluded, " Why not do both? " If the first tx hadn't

failed, I wouldn't have been listed as a Status 1 and in line to get

what turned out to be an excellent liver. All I know is that the

second donor was considerably younger than the first. I've sent

identical correspondence to both donor families, and I'm sure that

with this being U.S. Memorial Day weekend it's a difficult time.

Although a Canadian by birth (London, Ontario) and having lived in

Vancouver from 1974-1980, most of my life has been spent in the KC

area. I don't think you're allowed to live around here long unless

you can barbeque KC-style--or at least appreciate it. In fact, a few

weeks when Kansas Univ. (about 40 miles west of the Mo./Ks. state

line) basketball coach Roy decided to return to his native

North Carolina, people got just as upset about his statement that

he'd always preferred Carolina bbq to KC's as the fact he was

switching jobs. Now I'm sure that East-coast bbq is OK (and I

understand you folks in Texas have been known to do a little

yourselves), the one thing you don't slander is the bbq.

That brisket has been slow cooking all day, and I may not even wait

for the in-laws to start showing up.

Rich in KC

Crohn's, cryptogenic cirrhosis, lv tx 5/23 & 26/2001