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Because you can never have enough ER, when you can find it. t.

Had lamb fries during a trip to Scotland a few yrs ago. It was served for lunch at a distillery visit. Didn't know what they were and curious why the Scots turned them down. Actually tasted pretty good but will not grace my table.

Hamilton's battery fought in the New York campaign and the retreat across New Jersey.

Just catching up. Well done.

We only get SUVs and trucks now. But if I were to get a sedan it would probably be a Lexus or Mercedes. They still have some very nice cars.

Used to pick up a pastry ring and bagels on the way to work to share with the office. Sadly the pastry ring is no longer available.

Sounds good but you lost me at baked beans on toast. :oops:

I've known a few people who had shingles. One said it was the most painful thing he's had, hurt even to take a shower. I got the vaccine after hearing that.

Visited the bridge towers, all that remains, some 40 years ago.

Hopefully we'll continue to see your amazing Dios. Has always been something to look forward to.

Most auto articles say cars with this feature do not require new starters. But your dealer should know. I have a vehicle that has this option and I've gotten use to it. Germany and other countries require a driver to shut off the engine at stoplight and that was 60 years ago.

"Snowcrete," haven't heard that before and is a perfect description. After having temps at 5 degrees recently, we're getting 70 deg next week. A welcome break.

Looks great, like the machine in front of the bar.

Love the German, and Dutch, breakfast as you described. The Scandinavians have herring on their morning buffets which I also enjoy.

Twenty states, and many cities so in NYC you get a double tax, have what's known as a "jock tax." Tennessee repealed their tax. California is the severest penalty at 13%. Next year's SB is in LA so the players will be hit again.

Back to the breakfast theme, biscuits & gravy are a favorite. I grind up sausage and cook it with the gravy. Goes great with eggs. Used to get it at the chow halls on toast when in the military, called SOS (you can fill in the words).

As I understand it the problem was not just simply downloading the video from the doorbell security camera. THere were many apps that had to be searched before the video was located. It was a very complex situation and the investigators were lucky to find it. What's also confusing is the FBI...

Yes, that's true for commercially made scrapple but my wife makes with lean ground pork. ;)

Ah, scrapple! God's gift to breakfast. My wife makes it homemade and a real treat. I was in a butcher shop in Arkansas decades ago and a young woman asked the clerk what is that (scrapple)? Some of that Yankee food? LOL