RE: Thanks for the visual Sue

October 18, 2001

Something I learned at an early age....when my father said, " Come

here....taste this! " I always locked my lips shut and ran the other

way....that's after he got me with scrambled eggs and brains, spaghetti and

octopus, and mountain oysters! (but darn they did smell good!!)

Re: Thanks for the visual Sue

That's me for sure. My parents & grandparents were jet setters of a sort.

They brought home baby octopus in a jar, things that shoulda been crawling

or swimming or otherwise still alive, very bizarre things, I'm telling you.

I liked LETTUCE and APPLES and POTATOES and peanut butter & jelly

sandwiches. Anything much beyond that was WAY too exotic for my growing up

taste. Like you, lamb is for a pet, not to go with mint jelly.

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Thanks for the visual Sue

> Sue:

> Thanks for the lovely description of living out in the country. I'm an

> Island girl (Long Island that is) and will stay here thank you very

> much. I do however want to thank you for your very descriptive narrative

> on what's in your grocery stores, on your roads and on your plates, I'm

> sure just thinking of any of that will keep me on my diet this week.

> I'll take our serical killers, stalkers and thieves rather than eat

> squirrel stew. LOL When I was a kid my friend's mother made venison

> stew and we didn't know it until about six months later and I got sick

> when I found out. It's funny, all depends on where you grow up and what

> you're used to. I drive my husband crazy, I won't let lamb or duck in

> this house either. (unless of course they might be baaahing or

> quacking).

>

> Regards.

> Regina

>

> Long Live Our Fat Squirrels, Possoms and Raccoons!!!!!

>

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October 19, 2001

Yeah, that, too.

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Re: Thanks for the visual Sue

But things that crawl or move through the sand in mysterious ways? NO WAY.

Besides, They are NOT KOSHER!! ;^)

In Charlottesville, VA

Roux-en-Y with Gall Bladder Removal: March 31, 1999, 318 lb.

July 26, 2001 -- 194

5'6.5 "

October 19, 2001

Heck, for three very cold years I lived right outside

of DC in Fairfax, VA and they swear to be southern.

Being from Texas, and with my devilish sense of humor,

I used to love to tease my buddies about that very

same subject. It's amazing how much thicker my Texas

accent became when I moved north.

judy in austin

--- Sue Rudnicki wrote:

>

> > As a transplanted New Yorker now a confirmed

> Southerner....

> > I'll kiss (and eat) some grits in a NY minute!

> > Carol

> > Richmond, VA

>

> One last comment on the subject and I promise you

> moderators I'll let it

> die........

> since when is Richmond southern? OK, its Virginia

> and most of Va. is below

> the Mason Dixon line, but anyone south of

> Charlottesville and especially

> south of Roanoke knows that Richmond isn't Southern.

> Sue

> southwest VA and just teasing of course but we all

> know that the

> politicians in VA. believe that southwest VA is part

> of Kentucky not VA.

>

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October 19, 2001

EWWWWWWWW

Thanks for the visual Sue

>

> > Sue:

> > Thanks for the lovely description of living out in the country. I'm an

> > Island girl (Long Island that is) and will stay here thank you very

> > much. I do however want to thank you for your very descriptive narrative

> > on what's in your grocery stores, on your roads and on your plates, I'm

> > sure just thinking of any of that will keep me on my diet this week.

> > I'll take our serical killers, stalkers and thieves rather than eat

> > squirrel stew. LOL When I was a kid my friend's mother made venison

> > stew and we didn't know it until about six months later and I got sick

> > when I found out. It's funny, all depends on where you grow up and what

> > you're used to. I drive my husband crazy, I won't let lamb or duck in

> > this house either. (unless of course they might be baaahing or

> > quacking).

> >

> > Regards.

> > Regina

> >

> > Long Live Our Fat Squirrels, Possoms and Raccoons!!!!!

> >

> > Homepage: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Graduate-OSSG

> >

> > Unsubscribe: mailto:Graduate-OSSG-unsubscribe

> >

October 19, 2001