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IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
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Hubs likes mayo on fries.

Aioli on fries would be even better. :)

Great! just what I need! another "treat" to add to my repertoire --my pants are tight now and SORA is late in delivering the moo moos we ordered.

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love2travel Mentor
love2travel
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Sora, Sora. Tsk, tsk. What on earth are we to do with her? :lol:

Don't forget to order a mu mu for me as well. By then I'll probably be about 396 lb, especially if I indulge in more aioli and frites! :D Maybe I'll just use a tent instead.

sora Community Regular
sora
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My son puts mustard on his fries.

My apologies to anyone waiting for a MuuMuu. Canada Post has failed to deliver :o so I am passing this on as compensation.

bartfull Rising Star
bartfull
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Wow, who is that singing? Oh, never mind, I see that his name is revealed at the end. Nice guitar work. I'll be going over to Youtube to check out the rest of his stuff. THANKS!

IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
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My son puts mustard on his fries.

My apologies to anyone waiting for a MuuMuu. Canada Post has failed to deliver :o so I am passing this on as compensation.

Sora, this was a "I just want to cry" :( kind of day, and YOU just made it all better.!! :lol: Thank you so much!! ooxx IH

bartfull Rising Star
bartfull
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IrishHeart, I hope whatever it is that has you wanting to cry is over with soon. Good people like you should only be happy! Here's a cyber-((((((HUG)))))), and if there's anything any of us can do to help, I'm sure we will all be falling over each other to get there first.

You are one of the best people I've (n)ever met, and that's the truth.

love2travel Mentor
love2travel
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Sora, this was a "I just want to cry" :( kind of day, and YOU just made it all better.!! :lol: Thank you so much!! ooxx IH

Aw, so sorry IH. I had one of those days yesterday. Thankfully they are rare but when they happen they hurt, don't they? I hope that today is a joyful day for you! :D

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IrishHeart Veteran
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IrishHeart, I hope whatever it is that has you wanting to cry is over with soon. Good people like you should only be happy! Here's a cyber-((((((HUG)))))), and if there's anything any of us can do to help, I'm sure we will all be falling over each other to get there first.

You are one of the best people I've (n)ever met, and that's the truth.

aw, thanks so much for saying such a sweet thing.

I am truly humbled and appreciate your hug, too! (ah, that felt wonderful) Thank you so much, hunny!! :wub:

Okay, now.....back to "unusual combos"....

bartfull Rising Star
bartfull
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How about what I had for lunch today? Ground bison cooked on the George Forman grill and then crumbled, baked mashed sweet potato, finely chopped cauliflower, all mixed together and covered, I meaqn DRENCHED, with melted white cheddar. It was GGOODD!!

IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
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How about what I had for lunch today? Ground bison cooked on the George Forman grill and then crumbled, baked mashed sweet potato, finely chopped cauliflower, all mixed together and covered, I meaqn DRENCHED, with melted white cheddar. It was GGOODD!!

oh boy, that sounds good to me. I'd ask you to make one for me right now...if we lived near each other!

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Come on out if you can stand the smoke. I am near the fire you may have read about - the one where a C130 air tanker crashed last night. The smoke is so thick they are telling everyone to stay indoors. I have a touch of asthma and wood smoke is one of my triggers so I am staying indoors for sure.

Got my "go bag" ready (important papers, medications, etc.) and the cat carrier by the door. I have all but one of my guitars cased up and ready to grab, and tonight I'm going to box up all of the family pictures and a few of the things that my Mom and Dad made, as well as the mustard pot that belonged to my great great grandmother, plus all of the papers detailing my family history.

But first I have to clean my CAR because it is so full of junk there's no room for anything! Is clutter a symptom of celiac?

IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
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! Is clutter a symptom of celiac?

No, I hate clutter!! :lol:

Be careful, please!!

squirmingitch Veteran
squirmingitch
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Good wishes for you bartful. And hey, watch out cleaning that car out as you will be out in that smoke!

Awww IH, great big hugs (((IH))) & a kiss from me too!

Okay, weird combos ---

The only ones I can think of like Ravenwoodglass the french fries in mayo. And cold leftover meat, either pork or beef generously slathered with mayo, salted & sprinkled (but I usually douse) with lemon juice.

All in all, I'm pretty normal.laugh.gif

And you guys are weird!

Me ducks & runs for cover.......

sora Community Regular
sora
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Sora, this was a "I just want to cry" :( kind of day, and YOU just made it all better.!! :lol: Thank you so much!! ooxx IH

You are welcome sweetie. Take care of yourself, hugs.

just came back from weeding the shared garden and we were eating raspberries and baby swiss chard. Good combo. :P

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