aja8888
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Well, I posted a Costco strawberry yogurt sundae somewhere above, but if I had to leave soon, I would smoke some good old Texas brisket and invite family and friends to share it.
I like the idea of living every day like it's your last but in practice I guess I live each day the way I invest and plan for retirement-over a 30 year period but willing to make adjustments along the way. Now, do I eat as if I want to live another 30 years (kinda boring) or eat what I enjoy and hope for the best? Probably somewhere in the middle. "ok, please pass the fried chicken".As do I, which made it a sobering question. At the time of reading it was a small box of Orgain protein drink. Heck of a thing to check out on. A reminder to live each moment as if it were your last. Which i sure don't do.
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Looks great. I love brisket.Well, I posted a Costco strawberry yogurt sundae somewhere above, but if I had to leave soon, I would smoke some good old Texas brisket and invite family and friends to share it.
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It dies out after a while. PM (conversation) one of the Mods and they can change it for you.Sorry for the confusion, I can understand the reason it was confusing. I went back to edit it, but what happened to the edit button?
We’re perfectly capable of veering off-topic, no matter the OP.Sorry for the confusion, I can understand the reason it was confusing. I went back to edit it, but what happened to the edit button?
Some of our best discussions happen that way.We’re perfectly capable of veering off-topic, no matter the OP.
We loved that place. Being your last meal, it is also conveniently located next to a graveyard.I would pick Commander's Palace - start with turtle soup, follow with trout pecan, with a praline parfait for desert.