What's on your mind?

[bèlla]

We just received 2 grocery trucks...that’s a lot of food.

Wow, that’s a lot! All perishable or a mixture?

 

[TenthAveN]

Wow, that’s a lot! All perishable or a mixture?

We’ve been stocking perishables most of the day, we get dry grocery off the grocery trucks.

 

[bèlla]

We’ve been stocking perishables most of the day, we get dry grocery off the grocery trucks.

That’s nice. I’m glad they’re looking after you. God is good.

 

[TenthAveN]

That’s nice. I’m glad they’re looking after you. God is good.

People really need meat and dairy, plus the grocery trucks showed up a little bit ago. Convenient timing. God is good.

 

[public hermit]

God is good.

 

[TenthAveN]

The shelves have been barren of meat and dairy the past few days, as the trucks couldn’t traverse the ice. I’m not sure if our distribution center drivers can handle ice, so it was a necessary call for their safety, in my opinion.

 

[ReesePiece23]

DFW is a nice place, as are many of the other big cities. However, there’s a few small towns that are worth visiting as well. If you find yourself driving from DFW to Austin, San Antonio, etc., the back way is pretty nice, as you drive through a bunch of small towns. Marble Falls is an exception, but it’s beautiful.

Yeah, I've really got to explore Texas more. I found the locals very personable and they weren't in the slightest bit nosy. (Which I can't stand about some of the other states; some of those people just can NOT keep to themselves.)

AND, in Texas you can pick up cigars easily. I visit New York a lot, and they're all into this vaping stuff. You can't find a decent smoke out there to save your life - and even if you do, it's been lying around in a cabinet so long it's either plugged, split, or so dry that it gives you tongue bite.

In Texas, they practically measure the humidity gauge with a micrometer. And it shows in the freshness and the quality of the cigar.

 

[TenthAveN]

Yeah, I've really got to explore Texas more. I found the locals very personable and they weren't in the slightest bit nosy. (Which I can't stand about some of the other states; some of those people just can NOT keep to themselves.)

AND, in Texas you can pick up cigars easily. I visit New York a lot, and they're all into this vaping stuff. You can't find a decent smoke out there to save your life - and even if you do, it's been lying around a cabinet so long it's either plugged, split, or so dry that it gives you tongue bite.

In Texas, they practically measure the humidity gauge with a micrometer. And it shows in the freshness and the quality of the cigar.

I’d recommend Glen Rose. They’ve got a lovely place called big rocks (characterized by a good amount of large rocks to climb on, along with a river), some old timey shops (including a soda shop), and the nearby wildlife park. I lived there for a few Summers and a couple of full years working at a Baptist camp. It’s a great little town.

 

[bèlla]

God is good.

And He gives good girls and boys wine and scotch! I wanted to say that on your thread but a few may cry foul.

Are you back in business power wise?

 

[public hermit]

And He gives good girls and boys wine and scotch! I wanted to say that on your thread but a few may cry foul.

Are you back in business power wise?

Yes Ma'am. I've already forgotten how miserable I was, haha.

 

[bèlla]

Yes Ma'am. I've already forgotten how miserable I was, haha.

Ma’am is so delectable. Charmer! You have good eats if I recall.

 

[bèlla]

Found this on Amazon. Cheese board with utensils. Summer is coming!

 

[public hermit]

Ma’am is so delectable. Charmer! You have good eats if I recall.

I'm still grilling. Just finished a steak, potato, and succotash. I figured, if I'm going to do all this grilling, might as well throw a nice ribeye on the fire.

 

[bèlla]

I'm still grilling. Just finished a steak, potato, and succotash. I figured, if I'm going to do all this grilling, might as well throw a nice ribeye on the fire.

That sounds delicious. You’re inviting me right?

 

[Rigatoni]

Stop talking about food.

 

[public hermit]

That sounds delicious. You’re inviting me right?

Come on!

 

[ReesePiece23]

I’d recommend Glen Rose. They’ve got a lovely place called big rocks (characterized by a good amount of large rocks to climb on, along with a river), some old timey shops (including a soda shop), and the nearby wildlife park. I lived there for a few Summers and a couple of full years working at a Baptist camp. It’s a great little town.

Yeah, I'll squeeze it in.

I do like the sound of a soda shop - if there's one thing Americans know it's soda. I'm not regular consumer of the full fat version, but when in Rome NOTHING matters.

The quaint little shops were what fascinated me about Dallas. I bought a longhorn buckled leather belt for $60 which STILL hasn't even begun to show any evidence of wear yet - and I've worn it routinely ever since. I think it might actually go the distance and last thirty years or more.

 

[bèlla]

Come on!

Revokes your scotch privies!

 

[bèlla]

@cara-mia summer is our time. I’ve got miles. Two escapes are fine. Come during the break.

 

[MehGuy]

Hulu lets you sync streams with other people online.

Might be useful for a CF movie night or something.