Re: [CH] JimC cooks?

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Doug,

Feeling slightly better,  this was my first and only trip anywhere  
since '99,  had a little trouble on the last leg of the flight.  My 
recovery is measured in furlongs per fortnight..  

Well Father James is a "Older Person" ( as in, not a teeny Booper) ,  I 
guess he can make  up his own mind,  sometimes   ( OH not withstanding) ;-)

BTW  when you don't have other   things to do,  try to talk Risa G  into 
next years event,  I know you and I aren't going to make many more,  
Would be nice to meet this young'un  that will carry on after we have to 
stop.. 

Don't try to burn my britches,  with this COPD  I have to start back at 
square one and work up again.  Maybe by the time I get  to be 'your 
age'  I can do the RS /Choc Hab again,  At the moment Jims New Mex ??  
chilimayo and Chile negro is about my limit,  I hate to admit it,  
sometimes health issues give you a kick in the gut.  Also I have to 
really watch the salt and blood pressure  issues ...

Happy that Marie  is getting better,  Sending my best for her  recovery 


L.B.








 


 


   

   








Hey By....you sure must be feeling much better! He made an error in 
judgement and told me once, long time ago,that he was a moderate 
CH....so I cooked him a milder version of my Greek Chicken, and I ain't 
heard the end of it yet! Next time I cook for Jim C it will burn his 
britches! Well, his taste buds, anyway! Tell me it was too mild, huh?

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