Food

Posted on March 30, 2009

I love food. I don’t want to marry it, nor am I addicted to any one special kind of food. I just love food. Not sure I am a foodie or not. Recently attempts have been made at a food review website. Writing and food seem like a good mix. Growing up lower middle class limited my fine dining experience. I remember my first meal at the Blue Chip club in Cincinnati. Nervous about forks, my tie and what to order for the brunch meal.

These days I am happy to say that I am equally comfortable at the Oakwood Club or the Dixie Diner in New Lebanon. For all the food I love, and recently I have been eating more salads and seafood, than burgers and steak, I can not make a decision about food. This is not a problem for most people, but at least 5 times a week I am eating out with someone and a decision has to be made.

This is the one decision I hate to make. I don’t care, Asian Fusion, Classic American, Deli or Diner, Italian or Pizza joint. I don’t care. I have a friend in the same category. When we eat he is quick to eliminate the one place that we understand is sometimes not appropriate. His requirement? A good bacon cheeseburger. I may be having a great pasta dish, or a pizza, or even a good salad with seafood piled high, he wants a good bacon cheeseburger.

To avoid the decision making process I have begun to implement a new strategy. It goes like this:

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25 things

Posted on January 22, 2009

1. I am the son of a truck driver and a nurse.

2. I sleep on my stomach with two really flat pillows.

3. I didn’t know how poor we were until we weren’t poor anymore.

4. My first car was a ‘77 Chevy van, with one large sliding door and curtains in the windows. Green gingham, my mom made them.

5. That van had an eight track player.

6. I had 8 track cassettes that I played.

7. I was a Cub Scout and Boy Scout and raced BMX bikes.

8. In fifth grade the cool kids outed me for wearing generic knock off Reeboks. I now own over 25 pairs of shoes and could easily find 25 more pair that I like.

9. I once worked as a child abuse investigator.

10. My favorite comfort food is warm cornbread in cold buttermilk.

11. I have fallen asleep while driving two times.

12. I once sat at Senator Ford’s desk and ate some of his M&M’s to the dismay of this aides. I still remember his display of cigars, cigarettes, dip and snuf.

13. I didn’t meet my half sister until I was 16.

14. I have carried a pocket knife since 4th grade.

15. Jimmy Buffett is perhaps my favorite musical artist, have seen him 5 times.

16. I dont do wine.

17. I enjoy greasy spoons as much as a nice steak house. $5 for a burger or $50 steak. Its all good.

18. I have been to Cuba three times. Yes their cigars are better.

19. My dog is a soft coated wheaten terrier, he is pretty, but stupid.

20. My dad was 100% Alabama. You can take the boy from Alabama, but you take the Bama from the boy.

21. I can cook, I like to cook, and do it well, southern and cajun are my specialties.

22. I have fly fished for trout in Montana, shrimped in Florida, catfished in Alabama, fished for bass in Kentucky and caught my dinner in the Boundary Waters of Canada.

23. I was the first in my family to earn a bachelors degree. 16 aunts and uncles, 30 sumthing cousins, only two of us have 4 year degrees.

24. I got my first gun on my 6th birthday.

25. I once ran a half marathon. 13.1 miles.

Santa’s email has been hacked

Posted on December 17, 2008

Santa's email has been hacked

Santa's email has been hacked

Just saying hi!

Posted on June 8, 2008

There has been an unusual high number of readers lately from all over Dayton Ohio. Thanks for visiting. I hope my running story and camping information is fun for you. Check out Joe’s Family Blog. Its been added to the sidebar.
Aloha Joe!

Stuff Christians Like

Posted on June 2, 2008

Great website.

http://www.stuffchristianslike.net/

I can say nothing more.

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