Re: [CH] Jims Apple Smoked Red Habanero Flakes
Randy Suggs (rsuggs@perigee.net)
Wed, 18 Feb 1998 19:26:10 -0800
MachineGun wrote:
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> I'm thinking of terminating my job in a few months and seeing if Jim C. will board me as a
> "chile picker".
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Rael,
I have followed your travels (and travails) via this list for well over a year now and have
come to the realization
that you, sir, are a lost soul in search of...well, in search of a place where like-minded
souls hang out. I think your
last swing through the southwest didn't go far enough west. No put down to Austin. If I had
to live anywhere in
the state that's like "a whole other country" (which I did for the first 22 years of my life)
I'd definitely pick Austin.
But, you should have traveled a little farther west. Across the state line to the wonderful
land of Nuevo Mexico.
The state whose motto, "It goes as it grows" just screams "CHILE LOVERS ARE WELCOME HERE".
I spent almost a decade in this wonderful state, but sadly, I've had to relocate to North
Carolina. I do miss it
terribly (though I am becoming more attached to NC each day).
Your attitude, your chutzpah, your culinary skills would serve you well in the Land of
Enchantment. And think of
all the fresh, delicious, melt-your-mouth chile you could have. And people there love new and
exciting ideas for
old food favorites. If only they paid computer geeks more. Sigh!
Shoot, I'm getting all watery-eyed.... Pardon me for a moment (sniff, sniff). There, I'm
better.
To make this an official chile-head related posting...
Piggy-backing on Mark's earlier post -
I too am interested in any info on NC/SC websites for those of us who hanker for a
hunk of hab...
TTFN,
Randy
NC now, NM forever!