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Winter 2016/2017 General BS Thread
Hotshot
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From: Hampstead, NC
Yeah, we've had some family down already, but it's not the same. Our benefit there is even in MN, most of our family was 4 hours away. We really only saw them on holidays. Love it here so far, but definitely some home sickness too.
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From: Lexington Mo
Post Fiend
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From: Lexington Mo
We moved from Southern Missouri. Our families are in the Kansas City area, where I grew up. So we were about 4 hours away too.
And oddly enough, Shari will spend a week in Mn to train for this company. That will happen pretty quick, In the next couple of weeks.
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From: Lexington Mo
Cargo Master
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From: The Ole' North State.
Yeah, those 'job things' get in the way of 'fun things' the worst part is that they also use all the time in the day when the sun is out.
Anyway, hope you found something to keep you busy.
Things are still quiet here. Waiting for spring and the time to do the vegetable garden and such. Thinking about skipping the Race in May for once, so I can focus on more important things like shop time, beer brewing, and fishing.
Anyway, hope you found something to keep you busy.
Things are still quiet here. Waiting for spring and the time to do the vegetable garden and such. Thinking about skipping the Race in May for once, so I can focus on more important things like shop time, beer brewing, and fishing.
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FTE NC Chapter
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From: Coastal NC
Hey Josh, hope things are going well. Gardening, fishing and brewing sound like good tasks to keep you busy.
Hope everyone is having a decent week.
It's been a busy 2017 so far. Good but hectic.
This may be the year I finally fix my truck.
Hope everyone is having a decent week.
It's been a busy 2017 so far. Good but hectic.
This may be the year I finally fix my truck.
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From: Lexington Mo
Shari, Tim and I have had more time to talk about what to do. And we've made a decision to move back to Missouri.
Both her parents are still doing well, but have health issues. Her dad beat Cancer several years ago, but has on going things from the Leukemia that he had.
My mom is 83 and is doing good, but I'd sure like to be around if/when the need be. Not counting all of our brother's and sisters, and new members we haven't seen since they were born.
Nothing will happen for month's, maybe even take up a year to save up the 8 to 10 grand that it will take. So your stuck with me for a bit yet.
When we do move, and if I don't have much room left, I'd like to leave my smoker for the the NC Chapter to keep using. Along with a nice stash of split Hickory wood. Who's up for a smoker
Both her parents are still doing well, but have health issues. Her dad beat Cancer several years ago, but has on going things from the Leukemia that he had.
My mom is 83 and is doing good, but I'd sure like to be around if/when the need be. Not counting all of our brother's and sisters, and new members we haven't seen since they were born.
Nothing will happen for month's, maybe even take up a year to save up the 8 to 10 grand that it will take. So your stuck with me for a bit yet.
When we do move, and if I don't have much room left, I'd like to leave my smoker for the the NC Chapter to keep using. Along with a nice stash of split Hickory wood. Who's up for a smoker
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FTE NC Chapter
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From: Coastal NC
We'll miss you Bob but family is important. I certainly wish you the best with your move and going forward. You know if you ever need anything here in NC you've got plenty of friends to count on.
I'd say Josh would be the best keeper of the smoker. He's a fellow foodie and would probably use it the most. And we can always just show up at his place when we smell bbq.
Hopefully see you at dinner next week.
The rest of yall have a good weekend.
I'd say Josh would be the best keeper of the smoker. He's a fellow foodie and would probably use it the most. And we can always just show up at his place when we smell bbq.
Hopefully see you at dinner next week.
The rest of yall have a good weekend.
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From: Lexington Mo
We'll miss you Bob but family is important. I certainly wish you the best with your move and going forward. You know if you ever need anything here in NC you've got plenty of friends to count on.
I'd say Josh would be the best keeper of the smoker. He's a fellow foodie and would probably use it the most. And we can always just show up at his place when we smell bbq.
Hopefully see you at dinner next week.
The rest of yall have a good weekend.
I'd say Josh would be the best keeper of the smoker. He's a fellow foodie and would probably use it the most. And we can always just show up at his place when we smell bbq.
Hopefully see you at dinner next week.
The rest of yall have a good weekend.
