well remember before tv, we'd lay in bed & turn radio on. that was big then.

Talking about Bigfoot. Has anyone had any encounters in the woods that you thought might be bigfoot?
I live in WV & so far, haven't heard of any here. I know some shows on TV that people from Ohio have told about seeing them. I'm close to KY and OHIO and am surrounded by woods.

You don't hear of many men missing their wives after a couple of days. Good for you all. Sounds like a good solid marriage.

That's what I usually get at Captain D's and instead of french fries get fried Okra.

Yes, I've tried Long John Silvers. It's pretty good also.

Last year I'd wake up around 4 am & be out at the lake. In the summertime you have to get there just at daylight for the best bite time. I'd probably leave when it warmed up (around 10 am.)

Well my car was a 64 model. So I got the record player in 64 or 65.

I tried Calamari at the Olive Garden, but really didn't know what it was at the time. Someone said it was Octopus. I wouldn't have eaten it if I'd known that, but it was good.
Also for the cheaper fish at Captain' Ds. The country fried fish from there isn't as greasy & doesn't have as much batter. My very favorite is Red Lobster. Like any fish they serve.

Do they prefer JIF peanut butter?

It looks a little like that one, but I could put a stack of 8 records on mine and they played automatically. It only played the 45s which were popular then.

When I sold the 64 Ford, took the record player out & have kept it in the attic. I know it's up there but have been leary about going up in the attic since a bunch of hornets got up there. It is chrome on the outside & open it up & play 45s. It was made for a vehicle at the time, & saw it at Barracks (an auto place). Had them install it for me. What was funny was every time I'd go over a bump sometimes the record would skip on the player. When we'd drive the car thru a drive inn, people would say "Hey, what station do you have on your radio." I'd have alot of records in a box & would keep that thing turned up.
I may locate it someday & tell my daughter to take a picture of it.

I remember my grandmother fixing polk, but it was cooked on the stove with some bacon grease. Never heard of it being in salad.

It's always good to have a sense of humor in these times. The cashier always says "and how are you today?" I always reply "Like I Was Yesterday" and they just have a blank look on their faces. Now, we know they don't care how we are today - they don't even know us.

I could never eat deer meat, as my husband would hang the deer up before he butchered it. Everytime I walked outside would accidently see that deer. I know it's all in my head that I can't see anything live then it is to be butchered. I was raised in the city and when my Mother would be frying pork chops - if I saw anything red coming out of the meat I'd say "is that blood". Mother would say "no, honey it's food coloring". I took her word for it and would eat it.
I did cook the deer meat for my husband. Soaked frozen deer roast in vinegar, drained & then baked it like a beef roast with vegetables. Leo, (husband) said it tasted like a beef roast to him. If I've ever eaten it at someone's house and I didn't know what it was, I'd have liked it. One time his sister's husband had lunch meat made up with deer and I was eating it. He said "do you like that lunchmeat & I said yes." He laughed & stated "you just had deer sandwich meat, after I'd had my 2nd helping. Ha

I do remember my husband being very attentive towards me when I had my breast cancer operation. But, so was my Mother & Daughter. My Mother wouldn't let me go home, she made me stay at her house for 2 weeks. She was afraid that I would try to take my beagle dogs out hunting and be lifting on them. Finally when I got home, my husband had cooked a big pot of pinto beans in the crockpot. He must have put a 2 lb bag in there, but they were good.