andouille

One of my favorite fresh fish, it has such a delicate, distinctive flavor, I am partial to just a quick broil, lemon, butter, S/P. I miss the days when we could just launch a boat, wet a line and bring home enough speck for dinner.

He’s being treated for a form of lung cancer. It will be a few weeks before he can return, he’s had a tough go of it.

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Early on, I attended some extremely enjoyable larger dinners there, with the table covered in paella and tapas in a way that reminded me of my time in Spain. But as time went on, my dinners there felt more and more like dinner at a restaurant in Baton Rouge.

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I love paella, but I told the chef once, their soccorat game was weak.

As I heard a very prominent member of BR law enforcement say, "if it wasn't for YBM's, we wouldn't even need police"

Get away as much as you can. In the old days, when I worked for the benefit of other people, they always called me for help whenever I took off. If you can get away, do it.

Thanks a lot, you just made me spend 2 hours watching AB. He is very entertaining, the episode on b'fast noodles has a lot of his old schticks.

Thanks for the heads up.

The best garlic press is one that stays in the drawer. Take a clove off the head, lightly crush with the side of your chef knife, the peel slides off easily, then give it another good whack with the knife side, a few knife strokes and you have minced garlic. Elapsed time <1 minute.

I have a really nice OXO garlic press in the drawer of misfit cooking tools, along with lettuce scissors, shrimp peelers etc..

I am in pain and a massage might help. The only happy ending I want is pain relief.

BR area please.

Ida gave me a lot of experience, a tree fell on the house, $200K later we were all fixed up. If the damage is extensive, it is almost a full time job keeping up with it. Since I had a swimming pool involved, that complicated it by 2x. Here are some suggestions:

1. Read your policy carefully, this is crucial, if you don't know the rules, you can't play the game.

2. Document everything. Keep a phone log, set up a folder to put all the emails pertaining to the claim.

3. Setup a spreadsheet, either an Excel file or on paper if you don't have those skills.

4. Establish a good relationship with the adjuster, mine was a lady in Florida, demonstrate that you are working to mitigate the claim. Get 3 bids when possible, on major work.

5. Chose your General contractor carefully, he can make the process easy or difficult. That being said, the one I chose was not great, I had to watch every expense he claimed.

6. On your spreadsheet, match up the checks you get with the invoices you have open, not as easy as it sounds, my ins company would send me check with no reference on it to match, pulling teeth to get that information.

7. Don't sign releases, the claim isn't dome until you are made whole.


I'm sure I'm leaving out some important stuff, you can email me at syncloud357@gmail.com if I can be further assistance, Who is the ins carrier? I had Progressive, they were great to work with.

Charlton Bajon, who own the drug store, is a nice guy and has some cool stuff there.

Are the Brits running low on goats for those savages to screw?