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[pertnear09]

I am planning on smoking a whole chicken on Saturday.

I rarely fry chicken. It is more common in the Southern States to have fried chicken

Is there not a Colonel Sanders out there?

 

[ronott1]

Is there not a Colonel Sanders out there?

Yes! There is one in Woodland and Davis.

I might go get some extra crispy for lunch tomorrow. It is easier to leave work at lunch when the Quarter is over here at UC Davis

 

[N F C]

Good so far, Sean. Ran a dog, mowed lawn, showered, and this afternoon the Princess and I are going to see the Elton John movie.

Let us know how the movie is Sour. I've always liked his music.

Good afternoon, Cafe. Hope all is well with everyone. We've got a bright sun-shiney day today. Supposed to be 83°.

Wanted to share a picture with @A_Fowl_Guy and everyone else
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Since you've been posting those photos, I thought I'd get a picture of our girl, Mouse. She's sat like this every since we got her. Her name is in reference to her ears which were cropped by frostbite as a calf. When out to pasture, she loves to stick her head in the window and let you scratch the cockle burs off of her face

What a cutie Mouse is! And what a pretty background to your picture, gorgeous!

Is fried chicken the most common way of eating chicken in the US?
I usually roast or make a stew of some description.

You won't find fried chicken at my house (unless DH picks up some just for him). I can't stand it Give me roasted or baked any day!

 

[getaclue]

My neighbor is a professional dog trainer. She uses our family to help socialize her dogs, and with the training. Here are a couple of the current dogs she's been working with. I got tons of kisses today. Maggie (Lab) goes back to her owners tomorrow. I have watched her grow up. Don't worry, she comes back fairly often to visit. Her owners board her with the trainer, anytime they go out of town. The owners also let the trainer "borrow" her for certain exhibitions a couple times a year too. I've watched Blitz grow up, so far. He was right at 4 months old when he arrived. He's going back home on Saturday.
Blitz on the left, 5 months old. Maggie on the right, 1 year old.

Blitz is a very sweet, very intelligent Doberman. I really do like him.

 

[igorsMistress]

My neighbor is a professional dog trainer. She uses our family to help socialize her dogs, and with the training. Here are a couple of the current dogs she's been working with. I got tons of kisses today. Maggie (Lab) goes back to her owners tomorrow. I have watched her grow up. Don't worry, she comes back fairly often to visit. Her owners board her with the trainer, anytime they go out of town. The owners also let the trainer "borrow" her for certain exhibitions a couple times a year too. I've watched Blitz grow up, so far. He was right at 4 months old when he arrived. He's going back home on Saturday.
Blitz on the left, 5 months old. Maggie on the right, 1 year old.
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Blitz is a very sweet, very intelligent Doberman. I really do like him.
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He really is a pretty dog, wow.

 

[ronott1]

My neighbor is a professional dog trainer. She uses our family to help socialize her dogs, and with the training. Here are a couple of the current dogs she's been working with. I got tons of kisses today. Maggie (Lab) goes back to her owners tomorrow. I have watched her grow up. Don't worry, she comes back fairly often to visit. Her owners board her with the trainer, anytime they go out of town. The owners also let the trainer "borrow" her for certain exhibitions a couple times a year too. I've watched Blitz grow up, so far. He was right at 4 months old when he arrived. He's going back home on Saturday.
Blitz on the left, 5 months old. Maggie on the right, 1 year old.
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Blitz is a very sweet, very intelligent Doberman. I really do like him.
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They do look sweet!

 

[ShrekDawg]

My neighbor is a professional dog trainer. She uses our family to help socialize her dogs, and with the training. Here are a couple of the current dogs she's been working with. I got tons of kisses today. Maggie (Lab) goes back to her owners tomorrow. I have watched her grow up. Don't worry, she comes back fairly often to visit. Her owners board her with the trainer, anytime they go out of town. The owners also let the trainer "borrow" her for certain exhibitions a couple times a year too. I've watched Blitz grow up, so far. He was right at 4 months old when he arrived. He's going back home on Saturday.
Blitz on the left, 5 months old. Maggie on the right, 1 year old.
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Blitz is a very sweet, very intelligent Doberman. I really do like him.
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Awwww they look so sweet

 

[A_Fowl_Guy]

I am planning on smoking a whole chicken on Saturday.

I rarely fry chicken. It is more common in the Southern States to have fried chicken

Southern Indiana is technically the most northern of the south I guess. The state dish is the breaded tenderloin and the state dessert is sugar cream pie.

My neighbor is a professional dog trainer. She uses our family to help socialize her dogs, and with the training. Here are a couple of the current dogs she's been working with. I got tons of kisses today. Maggie (Lab) goes back to her owners tomorrow. I have watched her grow up. Don't worry, she comes back fairly often to visit. Her owners board her with the trainer, anytime they go out of town. The owners also let the trainer "borrow" her for certain exhibitions a couple times a year too. I've watched Blitz grow up, so far. He was right at 4 months old when he arrived. He's going back home on Saturday.
Blitz on the left, 5 months old. Maggie on the right, 1 year old.
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Blitz is a very sweet, very intelligent Doberman. I really do like him.
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They are adorable!

 

[ronott1]

Southern Indiana is technically the most northern of the south I guess. The state dish is the breaded tenderloin and the state dessert is sugar cream pie.



They are adorable!

 

[A_Fowl_Guy]

This is a local (haven’t found it anywhere else in the US besides St. Louis) favorite of mine, the brain sandwich