>> Hmmmm. Going to have to circle back to this one a few times. I'm gently mentoring someone who may as well be a teen... and will probably find myself doing so a few times.... <<
I'm glad you found this useful.
>> In Texas they even do picnics for breakfast. <<
I did not know that. Thanks for sharing this bit of local color. I may work it into Schrodinger's Heroes someday.
>> Quite some years back my opposite number at SWRI decided her idea of a conference facility was the Mayan Dude Ranch, 'bout 45 minutes NW of San'Tone. The last full day we were there they loaded us on the wagon and took us out by the creek where they had built big barbecue grills out of brick and wrought iron; they laid griddles on the grills and built mesquite fires underneath, and made us bacon and sausage and eggs and grits and strong hot coffee... <<
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Date: 2014-06-23 01:19 am (UTC)I'm glad you found this useful.
>> In Texas they even do picnics for breakfast. <<
I did not know that. Thanks for sharing this bit of local color. I may work it into Schrodinger's Heroes someday.
>> Quite some years back my opposite number at SWRI decided her idea of a conference facility was the Mayan Dude Ranch, 'bout 45 minutes NW of San'Tone. The last full day we were there they loaded us on the wagon and took us out by the creek where they had built big barbecue grills out of brick and wrought iron; they laid griddles on the grills and built mesquite fires underneath, and made us bacon and sausage and eggs and grits and strong hot coffee... <<
Wow. That sounds tasty.