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That sounds awesome ppine. I can imagine it would get a little spooky at night though. There's a small church close to me that a family now lives in. It isn't nearly as big as what you describe. It turned into a rather nice home.

Here is a good article on the persimmons that I am talking about. I've never heard of anybody making persimmon jelly Treehugger. Do you have a recipe for that?

Did any of you see the Philadelphia/Detroit football game last weekend? I loved it!! It was snowing so hard they had to clear the yard lines after every play. To me that's what football is all about.

I'm guessing they are completely ripe. Otherwise you would still be trying to get your mouth turned right side out. I'll bet you bought the ones in the grocery store didn't you?

Where ever ya'll are, please keep the snow. Having lived in Colorado many years ago, I've had enough snow to last a lifetime. I'm just a fair weather kind of gal!

Movies and snowed in just go together. I don't do scary though. I have too many nightmares after watching scary movies. I still have not made it all the way through the Exorcist.:eek:

Have any of you ever made a turkey call before? My dad made one for the boys years ago that I still have today. It was made from a wing bone fashioned together somehow with duct tape. Anybody?

OMGosh. Where's my fork? Lobster is my most favorite food in the world. The best one I ever had was in Boston when I tagged along on a business trip with my husband years ago. I hope you gave your brother-in-law a big hug!

What great memories you have brought to mind. There's one particular field that my dad used to plant corn in every year. Just after he plowed, I would scour that field looking for rocks and arrowheads. I found quite a few. Makes me want to go do it again.

I'm with Grandpa here. At least get a second opinion. I realize that bike riding puts less stress on the joint, but it works that joint more than hiking.:tinysmile_cry_t2:

Have any of you ever done anything with persimmons? I grew up eating persimmon pudding, but not many people have. They think they're strictly for the "possums."

My brother has one of the RVs that extend out in 4 places. When it's all set up, it's really nice. It even has a king sized bed. I can see how someone could live in something like that.

I cook mine in tin foil and it comes out nice and juicy every time. I season it with a little lemon, rosemary, salt and pepper. Fresh is always best but frozen comes in a close second.

I'm just an old softy when it comes to pets. I think they should all be inside if it's cold. My kitties love to get warm and snuggle. Of course they are spoiled.

I know you've all seen this movie. It's my favorite one of all the Rambo movies. I could really see this happening in the area that I live. Dumb cops and a guy that knows how to survive could describe my town. My favorite part is when he covers himself with mud and blends in with the trees.

Which Stone Mountain are you talking about? We have one here in the Appalachians called Stone Mountain but it's not a treacherous as the one you describe.

Hang in there TakeAHike. I'm in the same boat. I have two baby blankets to crochet before Christmas. One needs to be completed before next Friday. I'm pushed to say the least.

That just makes more sense to me than hanging a fish or a deer head on the wall. I've never liked to be spooked in the middle of the night by looking at a head with no body. Just call me strange.

Have you ever eaten buffalo burgers? I remember having one when I lived in Colorado years ago. It was good but a little stronger than beef. I wouldn't even know where to buy ground buffalo. Any suggestions?

You just experiences Murphy's Law Marlowe. "If anything can go wrong, it will go wrong." I could just see the dollar signs adding up as I read you post. I hope you enjoyed your toddy and have a better day next time.