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EwWWWWW and you think grits are gross. Give me good ole oatmeal with a

little sugar and milk.

Terri

>

> Terri

> Cincinnati has a big German population, or did at one

> time and I believe that's where the Goetta came from.

> It's sausage & oatmeal & comes in a roll like regular

> sausage. It's on the Bob menu around here.

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Now that sounds good but put ALOT of sugar in my oats!

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Marla and Matt. I live smack down in the middle Tennessee,

and you can't get any more country than that.. lol Actually, Minnie

Pearls blessed Grinder's Switch is about 5 miles from my house.. I was born, in

get this name "Hohenwald. Tennessee" which is about 20 miles from where

I currently reside. When I was a child, I lived 18 miles from nowhere.. lol

we were so far back in the country, our outhouse was given to us by a church up the road

that had built them a new one.. lol No we didn't have indoor plumbing, and

instead of the church adding indoor plumbing they just built them a new out house.. ROFL

Now that I've proved I'm a southern country girl, my granny fixed breakfast

for us every morning of the world, after the grown ups had eaten that is,

we were always either second in line to eat or third, never first.. So by the time

it got to us, I guess the grits were gone...So we ate gravy and biscuits, maybe

an egg if we were lucky..

I can remember us going to Nashville one time, and it was a all day trip.. lol

it is only about 50miles east of me.. My mom's sister lived there but I don't

think we ever went back it was to far.. lol

That's a lot of useless information.. isn't it.. ROFL

teresa

-- Re: Re: GRITS FESTIVAL

Matt, you're funny, it has to be the southern in you! enjoy:)Marla

Hi Marla- i too have been silent on this grits issue

but i do need to disagree- maybe its the southerner in

me but i love grits-MATT

--- marla wrote:

I've been quiet on all this grits stuff, but I tried

them once when we were in the south, and NO thanks for me, I say bury

them too.

Mb

In a message dated 4/11/06 8:55:41 PM Pacific

Daylight Time,

mamadogrose@... writes:

That wasn't very nice, Tracie. Some of us could

take that personally . . .

.. . . . Rosie, Rosie, Rosie

I said bury the grits, I didn't say for you to eat

them and then bury Rose---

But, I could have--if I'd wanted to. (Or if I

thought about it earlier, but

I didn't so I must thank you for bringing this to

my attention.)

So, all you Gritty people, just bury the box of

grits. Don't consume them

first. That would be a waste of time and energy, and since

cooking is difficult for

all of us-- just bury the buggers and forget about

them.

Snickers,

"t"

-- The Lord bless you and keep you:

The Lord make his face to shine upon you, and be

gracious to you:

The Lord lift up his countenance upon you and give

you peace.

Numbers 6:24-26

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Marla and Matt. I live smack down in the middle Tennessee,

and you can't get any more country than that.. lol Actually, Minnie

Pearls blessed Grinder's Switch is about 5 miles from my house.. I was born, in

get this name "Hohenwald. Tennessee" which is about 20 miles from where

I currently reside. When I was a child, I lived 18 miles from nowhere.. lol

we were so far back in the country, our outhouse was given to us by a church up the road

that had built them a new one.. lol No we didn't have indoor plumbing, and

instead of the church adding indoor plumbing they just built them a new out house.. ROFL

Now that I've proved I'm a southern country girl, my granny fixed breakfast

for us every morning of the world, after the grown ups had eaten that is,

we were always either second in line to eat or third, never first.. So by the time

it got to us, I guess the grits were gone...So we ate gravy and biscuits, maybe

an egg if we were lucky..

I can remember us going to Nashville one time, and it was a all day trip.. lol

it is only about 50miles east of me.. My mom's sister lived there but I don't

think we ever went back it was to far.. lol

That's a lot of useless information.. isn't it.. ROFL

teresa

-- Re: Re: GRITS FESTIVAL

Matt, you're funny, it has to be the southern in you! enjoy:)Marla

Hi Marla- i too have been silent on this grits issue

but i do need to disagree- maybe its the southerner in

me but i love grits-MATT

--- marla wrote:

I've been quiet on all this grits stuff, but I tried

them once when we were in the south, and NO thanks for me, I say bury

them too.

Mb

In a message dated 4/11/06 8:55:41 PM Pacific

Daylight Time,

mamadogrose@... writes:

That wasn't very nice, Tracie. Some of us could

take that personally . . .

.. . . . Rosie, Rosie, Rosie

I said bury the grits, I didn't say for you to eat

them and then bury Rose---

But, I could have--if I'd wanted to. (Or if I

thought about it earlier, but

I didn't so I must thank you for bringing this to

my attention.)

So, all you Gritty people, just bury the box of

grits. Don't consume them

first. That would be a waste of time and energy, and since

cooking is difficult for

all of us-- just bury the buggers and forget about

them.

Snickers,

"t"

-- The Lord bless you and keep you:

The Lord make his face to shine upon you, and be

gracious to you:

The Lord lift up his countenance upon you and give

you peace.

Numbers 6:24-26

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fn:Marla Bramer

n:;Marla tel;work:

tel;home:

version:2.1

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Marla and Matt. I live smack down in the middle Tennessee,

and you can't get any more country than that.. lol Actually, Minnie

Pearls blessed Grinder's Switch is about 5 miles from my house.. I was born, in

get this name "Hohenwald. Tennessee" which is about 20 miles from where

I currently reside. When I was a child, I lived 18 miles from nowhere.. lol

we were so far back in the country, our outhouse was given to us by a church up the road

that had built them a new one.. lol No we didn't have indoor plumbing, and

instead of the church adding indoor plumbing they just built them a new out house.. ROFL

Now that I've proved I'm a southern country girl, my granny fixed breakfast

for us every morning of the world, after the grown ups had eaten that is,

we were always either second in line to eat or third, never first.. So by the time

it got to us, I guess the grits were gone...So we ate gravy and biscuits, maybe

an egg if we were lucky..

I can remember us going to Nashville one time, and it was a all day trip.. lol

it is only about 50miles east of me.. My mom's sister lived there but I don't

think we ever went back it was to far.. lol

That's a lot of useless information.. isn't it.. ROFL

teresa

-- Re: Re: GRITS FESTIVAL

Matt, you're funny, it has to be the southern in you! enjoy:)Marla

Hi Marla- i too have been silent on this grits issue

but i do need to disagree- maybe its the southerner in

me but i love grits-MATT

--- marla wrote:

I've been quiet on all this grits stuff, but I tried

them once when we were in the south, and NO thanks for me, I say bury

them too.

Mb

In a message dated 4/11/06 8:55:41 PM Pacific

Daylight Time,

mamadogrose@... writes:

That wasn't very nice, Tracie. Some of us could

take that personally . . .

.. . . . Rosie, Rosie, Rosie

I said bury the grits, I didn't say for you to eat

them and then bury Rose---

But, I could have--if I'd wanted to. (Or if I

thought about it earlier, but

I didn't so I must thank you for bringing this to

my attention.)

So, all you Gritty people, just bury the box of

grits. Don't consume them

first. That would be a waste of time and energy, and since

cooking is difficult for

all of us-- just bury the buggers and forget about

them.

Snickers,

"t"

-- The Lord bless you and keep you:

The Lord make his face to shine upon you, and be

gracious to you:

The Lord lift up his countenance upon you and give

you peace.

Numbers 6:24-26

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Matt,

you're funny, it has to be the southern in you!

enjoy:)

Marla

Hi Marla- i too have been silent on this grits issue

but i do need to disagree- maybe its the southerner in

me but i love grits-MATT

--- marla wrote:

I've been quiet on all this grits stuff, but I tried

them once when we were in the south, and NO thanks for me, I say bury

them too.

Mb

In a message dated 4/11/06 8:55:41 PM Pacific

Daylight Time,

mamadogrose@... writes:

That wasn't very nice, Tracie. Some of us could

take that personally . . .

.. . . .

Rosie, Rosie, Rosie

I said bury the grits, I didn't say for you to eat

them and then bury Rose---

But, I could have--if I'd wanted to. (Or if I

thought about it earlier, but

I didn't so I must thank you for bringing this to

my attention.)

So, all you Gritty people, just bury the box of

grits. Don't consume them

first. That would be a waste of time and energy, and since

cooking is difficult for

all of us-- just bury the buggers and forget about

them.

Snickers,

"t"

-- The Lord bless you and keep you:

The Lord make his face to shine upon you, and be

gracious to you:

The Lord lift up his countenance upon you and give

you peace.

Numbers 6:24-26

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Matt,

you're funny, it has to be the southern in you!

enjoy:)

Marla

Hi Marla- i too have been silent on this grits issue

but i do need to disagree- maybe its the southerner in

me but i love grits-MATT

--- marla wrote:

I've been quiet on all this grits stuff, but I tried

them once when we were in the south, and NO thanks for me, I say bury

them too.

Mb

In a message dated 4/11/06 8:55:41 PM Pacific

Daylight Time,

mamadogrose@... writes:

That wasn't very nice, Tracie. Some of us could

take that personally . . .

.. . . .

Rosie, Rosie, Rosie

I said bury the grits, I didn't say for you to eat

them and then bury Rose---

But, I could have--if I'd wanted to. (Or if I

thought about it earlier, but

I didn't so I must thank you for bringing this to

my attention.)

So, all you Gritty people, just bury the box of

grits. Don't consume them

first. That would be a waste of time and energy, and since

cooking is difficult for

all of us-- just bury the buggers and forget about

them.

Snickers,

"t"

-- The Lord bless you and keep you:

The Lord make his face to shine upon you, and be

gracious to you:

The Lord lift up his countenance upon you and give

you peace.

Numbers 6:24-26

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Hi -Im jealous- biscuits and gravy everyday i

would have loved it- Matt

--- topdat@...> wrote:

> Marla and Matt. I live smack down in the middle

> Tennessee,

> and you can't get any more country than that.. lol

> Actually, Minnie

> Pearls blessed Grinder's Switch is about 5 miles

> from my house.. I was born,

> in

> get this name " Hohenwald. Tennessee " which is about

> 20 miles from where

> I currently reside. When I was a child, I lived 18

> miles from nowhere.. lol

> we were so far back in the country, our outhouse was

> given to us by a church

> up the road

> that had built them a new one.. lol No we didn't

> have indoor plumbing, and

> instead of the church adding indoor plumbing they

> just built them a new out

> house.. ROFL

>

> Now that I've proved I'm a southern country girl, my

> granny fixed breakfast

> for us every morning of the world, after the grown

> ups had eaten that is,

> we were always either second in line to eat or

> third, never first.. So by

> the time

> it got to us, I guess the grits were gone...So we

> ate gravy and biscuits,

> maybe

> an egg if we were lucky..

>

> I can remember us going to Nashville one time, and

> it was a all day trip..

> lol

> it is only about 50miles east of me.. My mom's

> sister lived there but I don

> t

> think we ever went back it was to far.. lol

>

> That's a lot of useless information.. isn't it..

> ROFL

>

> teresa

>

>

> -- Re: Re: GRITS FESTIVAL

>

> Matt,

> you're funny, it has to be the southern in you!

> enjoy:)

> Marla

>

>

>

>

> Hi Marla- i too have been silent on this grits issue

> but i do need to disagree- maybe its the southerner

> in

> me but i love grits-MATT

>

> --- marla mebramer@...> wrote:

>

>

> I've been quiet on all this grits stuff, but I tried

> them once when we

> were in the south, and NO thanks for me, I say bury

> them too.

> Mb

>

>

>

> In a message dated 4/11/06 8:55:41 PM Pacific

>

> Daylight Time,

>

> mamadogrose@... writes:

>

>

>

>

>

> That wasn't very nice, Tracie. Some of us could

>

> take that personally . . .

>

> . . . .

>

>

>

> Rosie, Rosie, Rosie

> I said bury the grits, I didn't say for you to eat

>

> them and then bury Rose---

>

> But, I could have--if I'd wanted to. (Or if I

>

> thought about it earlier, but

>

> I didn't so I must thank you for bringing this to

>

> my attention.)

>

> So, all you Gritty people, just bury the box of

>

> grits. Don't consume them

>

> first.

> That would be a waste of time and energy, and since

>

> cooking is difficult for

>

> all of us-- just bury the buggers and forget about

>

> them.

>

> Snickers,

> " t "

>

>

>

>

> --

> The Lord bless you and keep you:

> The Lord make his face to shine upon you, and be

> gracious to you:

> The Lord lift up his countenance upon you and give

> you peace.

>

> Numbers 6:24-26

>

>

> begin:vcard

>

> fn:Marla Bramer

> n:;Marla

> tel;work:

> tel;home:

> version:2.1

> end:vcard

>

>

>

>

>

> __________________________________________________

>

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Hi -Im jealous- biscuits and gravy everyday i

would have loved it- Matt

--- topdat@...> wrote:

> Marla and Matt. I live smack down in the middle

> Tennessee,

> and you can't get any more country than that.. lol

> Actually, Minnie

> Pearls blessed Grinder's Switch is about 5 miles

> from my house.. I was born,

> in

> get this name " Hohenwald. Tennessee " which is about

> 20 miles from where

> I currently reside. When I was a child, I lived 18

> miles from nowhere.. lol

> we were so far back in the country, our outhouse was

> given to us by a church

> up the road

> that had built them a new one.. lol No we didn't

> have indoor plumbing, and

> instead of the church adding indoor plumbing they

> just built them a new out

> house.. ROFL

>

> Now that I've proved I'm a southern country girl, my

> granny fixed breakfast

> for us every morning of the world, after the grown

> ups had eaten that is,

> we were always either second in line to eat or

> third, never first.. So by

> the time

> it got to us, I guess the grits were gone...So we

> ate gravy and biscuits,

> maybe

> an egg if we were lucky..

>

> I can remember us going to Nashville one time, and

> it was a all day trip..

> lol

> it is only about 50miles east of me.. My mom's

> sister lived there but I don

> t

> think we ever went back it was to far.. lol

>

> That's a lot of useless information.. isn't it..

> ROFL

>

> teresa

>

>

> -- Re: Re: GRITS FESTIVAL

>

> Matt,

> you're funny, it has to be the southern in you!

> enjoy:)

> Marla

>

>

>

>

> Hi Marla- i too have been silent on this grits issue

> but i do need to disagree- maybe its the southerner

> in

> me but i love grits-MATT

>

> --- marla mebramer@...> wrote:

>

>

> I've been quiet on all this grits stuff, but I tried

> them once when we

> were in the south, and NO thanks for me, I say bury

> them too.

> Mb

>

>

>

> In a message dated 4/11/06 8:55:41 PM Pacific

>

> Daylight Time,

>

> mamadogrose@... writes:

>

>

>

>

>

> That wasn't very nice, Tracie. Some of us could

>

> take that personally . . .

>

> . . . .

>

>

>

> Rosie, Rosie, Rosie

> I said bury the grits, I didn't say for you to eat

>

> them and then bury Rose---

>

> But, I could have--if I'd wanted to. (Or if I

>

> thought about it earlier, but

>

> I didn't so I must thank you for bringing this to

>

> my attention.)

>

> So, all you Gritty people, just bury the box of

>

> grits. Don't consume them

>

> first.

> That would be a waste of time and energy, and since

>

> cooking is difficult for

>

> all of us-- just bury the buggers and forget about

>

> them.

>

> Snickers,

> " t "

>

>

>

>

> --

> The Lord bless you and keep you:

> The Lord make his face to shine upon you, and be

> gracious to you:

> The Lord lift up his countenance upon you and give

> you peace.

>

> Numbers 6:24-26

>

>

> begin:vcard

>

> fn:Marla Bramer

> n:;Marla

> tel;work:

> tel;home:

> version:2.1

> end:vcard

>

>

>

>

>

> __________________________________________________

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Yup Matt, and it was the best homemade biscuits ever.. teresa

-- Re: Re: GRITS FESTIVAL> > Matt, > you're funny, it has to be the southern in you! > enjoy:)> Marla > > > > > Hi Marla- i too have been silent on this grits issue> but i do need to disagree- maybe its the southerner> in> me but i love grits-MATT> > --- marla wrote:> > > I've been quiet on all this grits stuff, but I tried> them once when we > were in the south, and NO thanks for me, I say bury> them too.> Mb> > > > > > > > > > That wasn't very nice, Tracie. Some of us could> > take that personally . . . > > . . . . > > > > Rosie, Rosie, Rosie> I said bury the grits, I didn't say for you to eat> > them and then bury Rose--- > > But, I could have--if I'd wanted to. (Or if I> > thought about it earlier, but > > I didn't so I must thank you for bringing this to> > my attention.)> > So, all you Gritty people, just bury the box of> > grits. Don't consume them > > first. > That would be a waste of time and energy, and since> > cooking is difficult for > > all of us-- just bury the buggers and forget about> > them.> > Snickers,> "t"> > > > > -- > The Lord bless you and keep you:> The Lord make his face to shine upon you, and be> gracious to you:> The Lord lift up his countenance upon you and give> you peace.> > Numbers 6:24-26> > > begin:vcard> > fn:Marla Bramer> n:;Marla > tel;work:> tel;home:> version:2.1> end:vcard> > > > > > __________________________________________________>

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Yup Matt, and it was the best homemade biscuits ever.. teresa

-- Re: Re: GRITS FESTIVAL> > Matt, > you're funny, it has to be the southern in you! > enjoy:)> Marla > > > > > Hi Marla- i too have been silent on this grits issue> but i do need to disagree- maybe its the southerner> in> me but i love grits-MATT> > --- marla wrote:> > > I've been quiet on all this grits stuff, but I tried> them once when we > were in the south, and NO thanks for me, I say bury> them too.> Mb> > > > > > > > > > That wasn't very nice, Tracie. Some of us could> > take that personally . . . > > . . . . > > > > Rosie, Rosie, Rosie> I said bury the grits, I didn't say for you to eat> > them and then bury Rose--- > > But, I could have--if I'd wanted to. (Or if I> > thought about it earlier, but > > I didn't so I must thank you for bringing this to> > my attention.)> > So, all you Gritty people, just bury the box of> > grits. Don't consume them > > first. > That would be a waste of time and energy, and since> > cooking is difficult for > > all of us-- just bury the buggers and forget about> > them.> > Snickers,> "t"> > > > > -- > The Lord bless you and keep you:> The Lord make his face to shine upon you, and be> gracious to you:> The Lord lift up his countenance upon you and give> you peace.> > Numbers 6:24-26> > > begin:vcard> > fn:Marla Bramer> n:;Marla > tel;work:> tel;home:> version:2.1> end:vcard> > > > > > __________________________________________________>

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Matt,

I make a mean biscuits and gravy combo (homemade sausage gravy) and we

put our hasbrowns right on top. Delicious but an artery clogger.

Terri G.

> >

> >

> > I've been quiet on all this grits stuff, but I tried

> > them once when we

> > were in the south, and NO thanks for me, I say bury

> > them too.

> > Mb

> >

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 4/11/06 8:55:41 PM Pacific

> >

> > Daylight Time,

> >

> > mamadogrose@... writes:

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > That wasn't very nice, Tracie. Some of us could

> >

> > take that personally . . .

> >

> > . . . .

> >

> >

> >

> > Rosie, Rosie, Rosie

> > I said bury the grits, I didn't say for you to eat

> >

> > them and then bury Rose---

> >

> > But, I could have--if I'd wanted to. (Or if I

> >

> > thought about it earlier, but

> >

> > I didn't so I must thank you for bringing this to

> >

> > my attention.)

> >

> > So, all you Gritty people, just bury the box of

> >

> > grits. Don't consume them

> >

> > first.

> > That would be a waste of time and energy, and since

> >

> > cooking is difficult for

> >

> > all of us-- just bury the buggers and forget about

> >

> > them.

> >

> > Snickers,

> > " t "

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > --

> > The Lord bless you and keep you:

> > The Lord make his face to shine upon you, and be

> > gracious to you:

> > The Lord lift up his countenance upon you and give

> > you peace.

> >

> > Numbers 6:24-26

> >

> >

> > begin:vcard

> >

> > fn:Marla Bramer

> > n:;Marla

> > tel;work:

> > tel;home:

> > version:2.1

> > end:vcard

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

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Oh please, stop, you are all making me hungry for Biscuits and gravy!!

my stomach is growling:)

marla

Yup Matt, and it was the best homemade biscuits ever.. teresa -- Re: Re: GRITS FESTIVAL

Matt,

you're funny, it has to be the southern in you!

enjoy:)

Marla

Hi Marla- i too have been silent on this grits issue

but i do need to disagree- maybe its the southerner

in

me but i love grits-MATT

--- marla wrote:

I've been quiet on all this grits stuff, but I tried

them once when we

were in the south, and NO thanks for me, I say bury

them too.

Mb

In a message dated 4/11/06 8:55:41 PM Pacific

Daylight Time,

mamadogrose@... writes:

That wasn't very nice, Tracie. Some of us could

take that personally . . .

.. . . .

Rosie, Rosie, Rosie

I said bury the grits, I didn't say for you to eat

them and then bury Rose---

But, I could have--if I'd wanted to. (Or if I

thought about it earlier, but

I didn't so I must thank you for bringing this to

my attention.)

So, all you Gritty people, just bury the box of

grits. Don't consume them

first.

That would be a waste of time and energy, and since

cooking is difficult for

all of us-- just bury the buggers and forget about

them.

Snickers,

"t"

--

The Lord bless you and keep you:

The Lord make his face to shine upon you, and be

gracious to you:

The Lord lift up his countenance upon you and give

you peace.

Numbers 6:24-26

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Oh please, stop, you are all making me hungry for Biscuits and gravy!!

my stomach is growling:)

marla

Yup Matt, and it was the best homemade biscuits ever.. teresa -- Re: Re: GRITS FESTIVAL

Matt,

you're funny, it has to be the southern in you!

enjoy:)

Marla

Hi Marla- i too have been silent on this grits issue

but i do need to disagree- maybe its the southerner

in

me but i love grits-MATT

--- marla wrote:

I've been quiet on all this grits stuff, but I tried

them once when we

were in the south, and NO thanks for me, I say bury

them too.

Mb

In a message dated 4/11/06 8:55:41 PM Pacific

Daylight Time,

mamadogrose@... writes:

That wasn't very nice, Tracie. Some of us could

take that personally . . .

.. . . .

Rosie, Rosie, Rosie

I said bury the grits, I didn't say for you to eat

them and then bury Rose---

But, I could have--if I'd wanted to. (Or if I

thought about it earlier, but

I didn't so I must thank you for bringing this to

my attention.)

So, all you Gritty people, just bury the box of

grits. Don't consume them

first.

That would be a waste of time and energy, and since

cooking is difficult for

all of us-- just bury the buggers and forget about

them.

Snickers,

"t"

--

The Lord bless you and keep you:

The Lord make his face to shine upon you, and be

gracious to you:

The Lord lift up his countenance upon you and give

you peace.

Numbers 6:24-26

begin:vcard

fn:Marla Bramer

n:;Marla

tel;work:

tel;home:

version:2.1

end:vcard

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Oh please, stop, you are all making me hungry for Biscuits and gravy!!

my stomach is growling:)

marla

Yup Matt, and it was the best homemade biscuits ever.. teresa -- Re: Re: GRITS FESTIVAL

Matt,

you're funny, it has to be the southern in you!

enjoy:)

Marla

Hi Marla- i too have been silent on this grits issue

but i do need to disagree- maybe its the southerner

in

me but i love grits-MATT

--- marla wrote:

I've been quiet on all this grits stuff, but I tried

them once when we

were in the south, and NO thanks for me, I say bury

them too.

Mb

In a message dated 4/11/06 8:55:41 PM Pacific

Daylight Time,

mamadogrose@... writes:

That wasn't very nice, Tracie. Some of us could

take that personally . . .

.. . . .

Rosie, Rosie, Rosie

I said bury the grits, I didn't say for you to eat

them and then bury Rose---

But, I could have--if I'd wanted to. (Or if I

thought about it earlier, but

I didn't so I must thank you for bringing this to

my attention.)

So, all you Gritty people, just bury the box of

grits. Don't consume them

first.

That would be a waste of time and energy, and since

cooking is difficult for

all of us-- just bury the buggers and forget about

them.

Snickers,

"t"

--

The Lord bless you and keep you:

The Lord make his face to shine upon you, and be

gracious to you:

The Lord lift up his countenance upon you and give

you peace.

Numbers 6:24-26

begin:vcard

fn:Marla Bramer

n:;Marla

tel;work:

tel;home:

version:2.1

end:vcard

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