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ronott1 said:
My Mom raised meat rabbits when I was a baby so one of the first things I ate was rabbie. Later we would hunt jack rabbits and make rabbit stew.

Yes, I like rabbit
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During some of the steel strikes in the 60's and 70's, Dad always found meat... Not just for us but for the neighborhood. When I was old enough, the late 60's early 70's we did night rides and brought back several rabbits, enough to feed a dozen families. Later in life, Mom and I had a deal... If she woke up to a Rabbit soaking in the sink, we'd have fried rabbit, biscuits and gravy for Breakfast. Most of those found themselves in the sink around 4AM.
 
rjohns39 said:
During some of the steel strikes in the 60's and 70's, Dad always found meat... Not just for us but for the neighborhood. When I was old enough, the late 60's early 70's we did night rides and brought back several rabbits, enough to feed a dozen families. Later in life, Mom and I had a deal... If she woke up to a Rabbit soaking in the sink, we'd have fried rabbit, biscuits and gravy for Breakfast. Most of those found themselves in the sink around 4AM.
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I love this story!

Now I want to cook some rabbit....
 
chrissynemetz said:
@sharron I'm a firm believer in Keto. I lost 238 pounds in three years on a keto diet. Dr. said it saved my life. :)
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wow chrissy. wish you were closer so we could visit once in a while, my problem besides liking to eat out once in a while is husband eating things in front of me that he knows i'm not eating,he was doing a little keto and had lost about 20lbs but he started eating bread and cookies again( his cookies are keto most of the time since i make them for him)
you're my idol for losing that much all on your own
 
chrissynemetz said:
My older sister passed away at 34 from heart failure, and I was following right behind her. :oops:
Fear motivated me for the first few months... but it was actually pretty easy... I like meat. :)
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I had a cousin that died of a heart attack at age 38. It does open your eyes!
 
rjohns39 said:
During some of the steel strikes in the 60's and 70's, Dad always found meat... Not just for us but for the neighborhood. When I was old enough, the late 60's early 70's we did night rides and brought back several rabbits, enough to feed a dozen families. Later in life, Mom and I had a deal... If she woke up to a Rabbit soaking in the sink, we'd have fried rabbit, biscuits and gravy for Breakfast. Most of those found themselves in the sink around 4AM.
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like ron, i also like this story
we never went hungry either, daddy was a hunter and fisherman so even if we didn't have red meat we always had fish
 

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