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Happy birthday Steve! Hope your first one living in Eugene is going great! Cheers!

Checked this out while reading today. Good stuff. Then The Smiths.

Copy cat!

RIP Hef

WANT CARNITAS!

Happy birthday Jim! Cheers!

Beautiful

So many biscuits. But none for Brent

No Brent allowed

Sonja and Mikey. Duh

The benefits of staying at the S&M B&B -- fresh baked goodness.

One of my favorite airplane albums

Good cause, Greg. Raffling shortly

TBT

I'm not grilling anything at the moment, but I did clean my Genesis inside and out. When the grease and grime below grilling surface started catching on fire, I figured it was time. The Genesis makes it very easy to take out all the parts and scrape/wash them down that I really should not wait so long.

Beautiful

Have a great day off OFF for your birthday! Cheers!

Grilled pork after 24-hours of marinating

"The life of a repo man is always intense." RIP HDS

RIP Grant. Fuck the fuck out of cancer. Seeing Bob Mould in a few weeks at Hardly Strictly. Gotta play some Hüsker Dü in the meantime. Here are Bob's words from FB yesterday : It was the Fall of 1978. I was attending Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota. One block from my dormitory was a tiny store called Cheapo Records. There was a PA system set up near the front door blaring punk rock. I went inside and ended up hanging out with the only person in the shop. His name was Grant Hart. The next nine years of my life was spent side-by-side with Grant. We made amazing music together. We (almost) always agreed on how to present our collective work to the world. When we fought about the details, it was because we both cared. The band was our life. It was an amazing decade. We stopped working together in January 1988. We went on to solo careers, fronting our own bands, finding different ways to tell our individual stories. We stayed in contact over the next 29 years — sometimes peaceful, sometimes difficult, sometimes through go-betweens. For better or worse, that’s how it was, and occasionally that’s what it is when two people care deeply about everything they built together. The tragic news of Grant’s passing was not unexpected to me. My deepest condolences and thoughts to Grant’s family, friends, and fans around the world. Grant Hart was a gifted visual artist, a wonderful story teller, and a frighteningly talented musician. Everyone touched by his spirit will always remember. Godspeed, Grant. I miss you. Be with the angels.

The tomato pie was good but almost too sweet. My tomatoes are super sweet so I should not have included even the small amount of sugar she has in the recipe. I'm going to try a leftover slice today to see how it has aged.

Preparing for their SFJazz gig this weekend.

I think that's Jimmy Buffett.

Happy birthday and cheers to the good health news!

Yup. From her cookbook. Jealous that you and Debbie had her food multiple times. I have eaten the tomato pie from this recipe made by my sister in law but mine will be better!