They normally don't stay but about an hour, maybe two, so I figured to put the ribs in the smoker about 4 or 5 in the morning as soon as I got up, they'd show up about 10, we'd take a couple hours to put the rail in, then we'd eat.
Then we get a call saying they'd be over about 7:30 or 8. In the morning.
Now I love my in-laws dearly, and while I do get up fairly early, I really don't care to talk to anybody for the first 7-8 hours or I finish my second cup of coffee, whichever comes last. But what can I say. They're good folks.
That asshole dog Jack is sleeping behind my chair and just fucking gassed me. Holy shit, my eyes are watering.
Anyways, if I catch a break here and there, I'll take a couple minutes and get your comments posted, but be patient with me today, please.
Enjoy, compadre.
ReplyDeleteGood dog, Jack!
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I had a dog that enjoyed breaking a bad wind when we hit the pickup to travel across the road to the other farm in the morning. On morning it was so bad I threw the truck in Park while moving, opened the door and jumped out. Clem just sat on the floor and smiled while the pickup slid past me.
ReplyDeleteOle Jack you good dog you! Next time light a match on him!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the day.
ReplyDeleteHave a good vist Ken. In your absence we'll play with ourselves.
ReplyDeleteUsed to be able to get charcoal biscuits for gassy dogs - do they still have those?
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He knew the situation and wanted to help you wake up and get out of the house to get them ribs started!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the day and the good company.
Who says you can't teach a new dog old tricks! I would rather smelled a skunk in love than my old dog Jack (Jackass). Best cow dog ever born. Miss him, excepting his ass wind. NOG
ReplyDeleteBaked beans and slaw?
ReplyDeleteDaryl
Steamed asparagus and a baked potato.
DeleteUmm, yeah, could I get some of those ribs, please.
ReplyDeleteThey were delicious.
DeleteOhhh, you sneaky... ;-)
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