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Hey to all!
hillsbororiver:
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM :o
Salivating now, that sounds SO GOOD, I am originally a New York Yankee (born and raised not baseball) but after 28 years down here I love that Southern' cookin' Sister!
Thank you for that visual,
Joe
P.S. Jennie, you and your family ever consider moving to Tampa?
gmik:
Oh Jennie. You do like to tease!!!
I agree with Joe-Thanks for the visual. Maybe Ray could do the next conference on that ole mountain!! I remember what you said in the Christmas thread- that was a lovely visual too, now I got the smells that go with it!
I was born in Kentucky, then at 4 moved to ohio, then Pennsylvania, then finally landed in Michigan. So my fondest eating memories are my granny's southern cooking. She had 11 kids and not a one could cook as good as she!!!
love,
gena
Deborah-Leigh:
Hi Jennie
Your story is so precious.....that you enjoy the goodness of God flowing through giving, sharing, listening and creativity through cooking is wonderful! I can smell those buscuits and I am in AFRICA....! ;D...can't cook too well either :D You exhibit that it is truly more blessed to give than to recieve.....
His Joy to you!
Arcturus :)
buddyjc:
--- Quote from: hillsbororiver on November 02, 2006, 07:32:52 PM ---MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM :o
Salivating now, that sounds SO GOOD, I am originally a New York Yankee (born and raised not baseball) but after 28 years down here I love that Southern' cookin' Sister!
Thank you for that visual,
Joe
P.S. Jennie, you and your family ever consider moving to Tampa?
--- End quote ---
That's too far west Joe. Come to Orlando!
hillsbororiver:
Hi Brian,
I lived in Orlando from 1977 until 1992, Casselberry, Sanford, Altamonte, Lake Mary, downtown on Washington Street and Union Park, Bonneville Drive and Rouse Road, near UCF.
Orlando is a great place I did enjoy living there, my (then) company moved me to Tampa to set up a new division, I have grown to love it here in Tampa as well.
The big problem with going back to visit often is I-4, you never know if the 90 miles will take an hour and a half or three or four hours, one accident can bog the route down for 20 or 30 miles. :-\
What part of town are you in Brian?
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