The community is invited to come on down to the Diner & General Store. Take a chair on the porch and sit a spell. Visit with your neighbors and see what's going on in town.
Stephen, I couldn't agree more! I think that the Bug-A-Salt gun should be standard issue in every household -- especially in the summertime. I'm thinkin' they could be plenty useful on mosquitoes, too!
I hope y'all are feeling better in the Tungate household? Chicken soup has magical properties, I do believe!
I worked until 1230 today and then I cooked for the meals this week. Freezer is full and Donnie wont have to eat chicken ceasers with me all week. Boy will he be happy :)
Thanks guys. Missed the discussion tonight. Wednesdays are karate night for Kaylin. She doesn't do competitions but the next pic will be her getting her Red belt. She missed the "graduation", last Friday because the family was getting ready for the grappling comp. Her makeup graduation ceramony should be next week. I'm rite proud of both my girls.
Punkin pie does sound mighty good Steve.
I found these heart-felt stories , surfing for road kill....thought you all might like them too...
Our Daily Bread Diner’s Stories Our Daily Bread serves free hot meals to people in need in the community including the aged, homeless, unemployed, disabled, and working poor. Some of our diner’s stories are heartbreaking and compelling. x Mary is in her sixties and has been coming to ODB for a hot meal for the last two years. Although she was employed as a graphic designer for over 40 years, she has not been able to find steady work since 2003. In 2009, disaster struck when her mobile home exploded due to a gas leak and Mary lost her home, her car, her beloved cats, and all of her belongings. She lives on a small social security check and has been close to homelessness many times. When asked how ODB helps her, Mary responded in tears “ODB keeps my sanity. There are people here who understand that once you get knocked down in life, it is hard to even go to a job interview”. x Kenny is a 64 year old retiree who has been coming to ODB for a hot meal for the past three years. He suffers from Muscular Dystrophy and is confined to a wheel chair. Kenny says “ODB keeps me healthy. It gives me faith and hope. It is a blessing”. x Robert is a regular diner at ODB. He is in his fifties and started his career as a Manufacturing Engineer. His life dramatically changed and his career ended when he suffered a traumatic brain injury in 1990. He survives on a small disability income. He sleeps in an RV with no heat, a leaky roof, and minimal cooking facilities. Over the past ten years his health has continued to deteriorate due to his living conditions. When asked how ODB helps him, Robert replied “Primarily it provides me with a tasty nutritious lunch three times per week. Secondarily, the ODB staff and fellow diners provide me with support which helps my well being”. x Mike is over 65 years old and worked as a self employed repairman most of his career. When the economy slowed, he could no longer make a living. His situation is further compounded because he has limited use of one of his arms due to childhood polio. These days he finds himself playing music on street corners for extra cash. Mike sleeps on the floor of a mobile home in exchange for providing care for the owner who suffers from major medical problems. Mike has been coming to ODB for over three years. When asked how ODB helps him, Mike responded “You folks at ODB are keeping me alive. You are blessed. I lie awake some nights wondering what I would do if you were not here. I pray for you”.
Great heart-felt stories, Miss Sue. The compasion we can have for one another in this world of hate and violence is astounding and makes me believe the human spirit is alive and well. Bless you, please keep some great stories coming. We enjoy them.
Oh..oh, I hope the Rats , don't have wings? We're having deer and vegteables soup. I hope my little witches, didn't put in any secert, magic potions. I hope, everyone, and espessisly the little childern are having fun, tonight. Bless Ya'll.
tonite we had chuck burgers on the george foreman, mac and cheese, twice baked potato's and fresh pineapple...with fresh sour dough bread and real butter......
J.J. Smith III
Too far to drive, Ron. We had sloppy joes...
Sep 18, 2012
stephen tungate
ron that bug-a-salt guns are cool we all need one.and we had chicken soup because everyone has been sick seems to be a good healing tool..
Sep 18, 2012
Ron Cooper
Stephen, I couldn't agree more! I think that the Bug-A-Salt gun should be standard issue in every household -- especially in the summertime. I'm thinkin' they could be plenty useful on mosquitoes, too!
I hope y'all are feeling better in the Tungate household? Chicken soup has magical properties, I do believe!
Sep 19, 2012
Jan Carter
Ron,
Excellent way to cure that burger craving AND help out with a local education cause. I know our mosquitoes are big enough to use th bug a salt on :)
Stephen,
Chicken soup will be awesome for you!
Sep 19, 2012
Jan Carter
Tonight was beef stroganoff, green peas and water melon
Sep 19, 2012
Billy Oneale
Sep 19, 2012
Jan Carter
Made Nachos tonight
Sep 21, 2012
stephen tungate
i had pizza for lunch and hamburger helper for supper what a mix guys..
Sep 21, 2012
Jan Carter
Ron,
wow...that sounds good!
Stephen, I usually just make Donnie and Case dinner, I have a salad. But the Nachos sounded so good I ate some of those. Pizza sounds good too
Sep 22, 2012
Jan Carter
Sound good Ron. My Tech guy came to dinner last night and I made a real Sunday dinner. Meatloaf, mashed potatoes, gravy and fresh green beans :)
Sep 24, 2012
J.J. Smith III
Dinner at church, last night. Beef and noodles tonight.
Sep 24, 2012
Jan Carter
sloppy Joes for Donnie tonight
Sep 27, 2012
Jan Carter
I worked until 1230 today and then I cooked for the meals this week. Freezer is full and Donnie wont have to eat chicken ceasers with me all week. Boy will he be happy :)
Sep 29, 2012
J.J. Smith III
Karlee was in the South Carolina Submission Grappling Tournament today. I just stopped by the chicken shack and picked up a fried bird.
She won two Golds today...
Sep 29, 2012
Jan Carter
Congrats Ms. Karlee...way to make it happen!
Hog,
Man you gotta love that women :)
Oct 3, 2012
J.J. Smith III
Punkin pie does sound mighty good Steve.
Oct 3, 2012
Ron Cooper
Way to go, Miss Karlee! I know you're proud of that young lady, J.J.! Good for her!
Oct 4, 2012
Jan Carter
wow, now I want some pumpkin pie. Maybe I should I attempt the CRKT jack o lantern contest and make a pie out of the pumpkin
Oct 5, 2012
Jan Carter
Spaghetti and meatballs tonight, think I will do some butter beans tomorrow with some yellow squash on the side
Oct 6, 2012
Jan Carter
still want pumpkin pie, darn it
Oct 7, 2012
Sue OldsWidow
These are so cute...
http://www.cafepress.com/+roadkill+t-shirts?aid=49134930
Oct 12, 2012
Sue OldsWidow
I found these heart-felt stories , surfing for road kill....thought you all might like them too...
Our Daily Bread Diner’s Stories
Our Daily Bread serves free hot meals to people in need in the community including
the aged, homeless, unemployed, disabled, and working poor. Some of our diner’s
stories are heartbreaking and compelling.
x Mary is in her sixties and has been coming to ODB for a hot meal for the last two
years. Although she was employed as a graphic designer for over 40 years, she
has not been able to find steady work since 2003. In 2009, disaster struck when
her mobile home exploded due to a gas leak and Mary lost her home, her car,
her beloved cats, and all of her belongings. She lives on a small social security
check and has been close to homelessness many times. When asked how ODB
helps her, Mary responded in tears “ODB keeps my sanity. There are people
here who understand that once you get knocked down in life, it is hard to even
go to a job interview”.
x Kenny is a 64 year old retiree who has been coming to ODB for a hot meal for
the past three years. He suffers from Muscular Dystrophy and is confined to a
wheel chair. Kenny says “ODB keeps me healthy. It gives me faith and hope. It is
a blessing”.
x Robert is a regular diner at ODB. He is in his fifties and started his career as a
Manufacturing Engineer. His life dramatically changed and his career ended
when he suffered a traumatic brain injury in 1990. He survives on a small
disability income. He sleeps in an RV with no heat, a leaky roof, and minimal
cooking facilities. Over the past ten years his health has continued to deteriorate
due to his living conditions. When asked how ODB helps him, Robert replied
“Primarily it provides me with a tasty nutritious lunch three times per week.
Secondarily, the ODB staff and fellow diners provide me with support which
helps my well being”.
x Mike is over 65 years old and worked as a self employed repairman most of his
career. When the economy slowed, he could no longer make a living. His
situation is further compounded because he has limited use of one of his arms
due to childhood polio. These days he finds himself playing music on street
corners for extra cash. Mike sleeps on the floor of a mobile home in exchange for
providing care for the owner who suffers from major medical problems. Mike
has been coming to ODB for over three years. When asked how ODB helps him,
Mike responded “You folks at ODB are keeping me alive. You are blessed. I lie
awake some nights wondering what I would do if you were not here. I pray for
you”.
Oct 12, 2012
Billy Oneale
Oct 12, 2012
In Memoriam
Robert Burris
Great heart-felt stories, Miss Sue. The compasion we can have for one another in this world of hate and violence is astounding and makes me believe the human spirit is alive and well. Bless you, please keep some great stories coming. We enjoy them.
Oct 24, 2012
Jan Carter
Had some breakfast for dinner tonight. Waffles, bacon, sausage and scrambled eggs :)
Oct 25, 2012
J.J. Smith III
Oct 25, 2012
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Craig Henry
We had Turkey casserole. Yummy. Turkey, stuffing, mixed veggies, cheese (everything is better with cheese) gravy......baked in the oven.
Oct 25, 2012
Jan Carter
tonight Donnie made some Rueben sandwiches... YUMMY!
Oct 27, 2012
J.J. Smith III
That's my favorite sandwich. (Minus the dressing)
We're having "Slaw dogs" tonight.
Oct 29, 2012
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Craig Henry
Hamburger soup for us.
Oct 29, 2012
Gerald Hines
Pork chops on the George Forman, mashed taters, mixed greens fresh out of the can.
Oct 29, 2012
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Craig Henry
Gonna have Leek soup tonight!
Oct 31, 2012
J.J. Smith III
Oct 31, 2012
In Memoriam
Robert Burris
Oh..oh, I hope the Rats , don't have wings? We're having deer and vegteables soup. I hope my little witches, didn't put in any secert, magic potions. I hope, everyone, and espessisly the little childern are having fun, tonight. Bless Ya'll.
Oct 31, 2012
J.J. Smith III
LOL
It was BAT wings, Robert. Course all bats are is rats with wings...
(Any other day we just call em "hot wings".)
Oct 31, 2012
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Craig Henry
No eating bats around here! They eat their weight in Skeeters! And we have WAAAY too many Skeeters!
Nov 1, 2012
Jan Carter
Tonight is some turkey breast, rutabagas and wild rice from http://www.mooselakewildrice.com/
Nov 4, 2012
Sue OldsWidow
tonite is chicken noodles,red potato mashed,peas and amish bread with real butter, applesauce
Nov 4, 2012
Billy Oneale
Nov 4, 2012
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Craig Henry
Sunday we had turkey and gravy over mashed potatoes. With Brussels Sprouts cooked with bacon.
Nov 5, 2012
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Craig Henry
Crispy chicken sammich.
Nov 8, 2012
Jan Carter
Crab soup :)
Nov 8, 2012
J.J. Smith III
Nov 8, 2012
Sue OldsWidow
tonite we had chuck burgers on the george foreman, mac and cheese, twice baked potato's and fresh pineapple...with fresh sour dough bread and real butter......
Nov 8, 2012
Billy Oneale
Nov 8, 2012
Jan Carter
Made a pot of fresh veggie beef soup for the weekend. Back to salad for me and shrimp for Donnie
Nov 12, 2012
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Craig Henry
Cass made a new Cauliflower casserole that is FANTASTIC! I could kill myself on it!
Nov 12, 2012
Jan Carter
YUM. You should put that recipe in the iKC Recipe Collection
Nov 12, 2012
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Craig Henry
The Cauliflower casserole is posted! Be forewarned; once you start eating it, you won'r be able to stop!
Nov 12, 2012
Frank Stennett
J.J. I put the community knife in the collection. Going back to stag.
Nov 16, 2012