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Offline Spitch

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Re: Greetings Ya'll
« Reply #15 on: March 15, 2012, 09:15:23 pm »
Thank you coaster500. Hope that you have been having the same unseasonably warm weather we have  8)

After having about eight bowls of borscht I am not certain that it would be good with chilies... Isn't that just fancy chili (the stew) anyway?
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Offline Sparrow

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« Reply #16 on: March 18, 2012, 11:02:42 am »
Hey Spitch !  Welcome to P.A.  Spent my early years in Bakersfield. (Born in Tulare) Got alot of family down in the valley still. Good to have you here. Enjoy  '  Frank
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Offline Spitch

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« Reply #17 on: March 19, 2012, 01:00:26 am »
Thank you Frank. I am a bit further south than that, lol. But I do have some family in Tehatchapi... It is much more than a prison/train town now.

I have been enjoying this site and the people on it. It is great!
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Offline k-hat

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« Reply #18 on: March 19, 2012, 10:41:13 pm »
A californican who says "y'all", well you must be an alright guy ;)   

Welcome aboard, may the addiction grow strong in you >:D

Offline Spitch

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« Reply #19 on: March 21, 2012, 06:40:59 pm »
Lol, k-hat! One of my adopted moms is from Kentucky, and my family has strong ties in the south... I will say some funny things for a Yankee, lol

Already, had the addition for a long time... Just doing something constructve with it :D
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Offline stickbender

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« Reply #20 on: June 09, 2012, 02:54:52 am »

     Welcome Spitch.  It's a "BIG" family!  We agree, and disagree, and sometimes bicker, but we are a big family, with a whole lot of knowledge to be gleaned by all who enter, and all who are already in. ;)  JW, and Coastal, do you have a recipe for your Borscht, and dark bread?  I just recently got a refurbished Kitchen Aide 600 stand mixer, and I've been going nuts with it. :o ;D ;D  Beets are definitely one of the many veggies, that will be in my Garden in Montana!  I love pickled beets especially! ;)  I am going to make some dark bread, and some rye bread, love the Caraway seeds.  I have some just waiting to be opened.  I wonder if they are cooked, or sterilized, as I would like to try growing them.  Friend of mine used to raise Apps years ago, and had a big sack of rye seeds, used to get a handfull of them, and eat them.  Wouldn't do that today, as they are probably treated with a full chemistry set, like some of the packaged products approved, by the FDA, or should I say Monsanto, since all the top echelon are former Monsanto employees.  The stuff they are allowed to put in the food now, is scary!  You would be safer eating a Chinese toy, than some of the approved food products.  Going to make a lot of use of my garden!
Again Spitch welcome aboard, looking forward to seeing any projects you have in the works, and enjoy the madness with the rest of us.
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