Grits and PCSing

[Guest guest]

> It'll work out .. of course, Uncle Sugar doesn't want to bring family

> members into certain areas unless they believe they can handle this and

> that .. but its all necessary bureaucracy and I have never seen a legit

> request for accompanied status turned down .. might have to go to some

> extremes .. like IG and such .. but it all works itself out.

>

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I'm really glad you wrote this back to me. I've been sitting here all

day monitering the phone, email and fax( and posting to the list all

day ) Somehow my fears escalated. Jeff, too assures me it's all

ok. Just nice to hear from another source.

 

 

> Good .. I like being believed when I tell tall tales .. and I like El

> Paso too .. and Texas .. and might just retire around SW Texas or the

> mountains of New Mexico .. they are on the list.

 

WHAT?!?! Rather than the soft hills of TN, the Mts. of NC or

Lowcountry SC or GA? You heathen you!!! ;-)

 

 

snipty-snip snip.

 

 

> Thankee ma'am .. sounds larp'in gud it does. :-) I think there oughta

> be a law that they teach " grits appreciation " in schools .. and how to

> cook'em too .. danged watery grits or grits whut you can make a ball

out

> of is justification for divorce down home. :-(

 

Now on this we can all agree! Everyone should know grits are to be

cooked with milk - not water, and should have a dash of cream and

tabasco tossed in at the end. Plus copious amts. of cheese keep

things from getting too watery. This only for those who care not

about the insides of their arteries....

 

 

> I have taught lotsa Turks about grits and gravy .. so why shouldn't

> American Yankees wanna learn such things? ;-)

 

Hey, I'll gladly teach any Turks about Southern cuisine if they'll

teach me how to cook Turkish. Arrangements can be made.... This from

the girl who opted out of wedding cake, and had baklava at her wedding

instead. ;-)

 

JenB