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  2. Chris Green

    in May they rest in Peace

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    Did his wife Kathy also graduate from PCHS? I know a Kathy Green that I graduated with (she wasn't Kathy Green then, Green is her married name), but she would be older than he was...so I am not sure if it is the same one. The Kathy I knew graduated in 1988.

    More cooking questions from lil ole me :)

    in THOUGHTS FOR FOOD

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    I use italian blend, mozzerella and ricotta (I mix the ricotta in the sauce).

     

    The bottom layer of noodles was burnt :(

    I think next time i need to make my sauce runnier. It was too thick. I could only get the bottom layer of noodles aand then one more in it so DBF had to unlayer it and redo it for me. I had to much sauce in between each layer. He laughed at me because i got so frustrated. He said "how many times have you ever made lasagna?" i replied with "this is my first", so then he laughed harder saying "it takes practice babe."

     

    Sigh...so hopefully next time will be better. I do think i will boil the noodles first though, i think it will be easier to layer that way.

     

     

    Always put a little sauce under the first layer of noodles. No burning of noodles this way.

     

    I also prefer the oven ready noodles. They just work better and taste the same or better.

    Looking for home for rent

    in Residential Rentals

    Posted

    Not going to be Paulding County with a 30 minute drivetime to downtown Atlanta during rush hour.

     

     

    It is possible...from the Douglas side to where they plan to work...I-75/I-20 juncture.

     

    If she gets something near the GRTA Express Bus in Hiram, she can start early and nap on the bus.

     

    I used to do that in Marietta.

     

     

    I think she is a single mom and that is the reason for the time crunch.

     

    It is possible...from the Douglas side to where they plan to work...I-75/I-20 juncture.

     

     

     

     

    I think she is a single mom and that is the reason for the time crunch.

     

     

    But, perhaps someone knows of a home in Douglas or Cobb that is available. When I lived in Cobb and worked in town I could make it home in the afternoons in 25 minutes.

    Looking for home for rent

    in Residential Rentals

    Posted

    Here are the requests per the friend of mine:

    I have a friend looking for a place in ATL and is having some difficulty. She needs to rent a 3 bedroom, 1300-1500 sq ft home that has GOOD schools. She has one small, well-behaved dog and two pre-teen children. Needs to be within 30 minutes drivetime of downtown during rush hour. She's an avid gardener and will add curb appeal to any landscaping you have. Email me any prospects!

    Kittens need forever homes ONLY one kitten left

    in Internet Cafe

    Posted

    Opie sounds like he might be part siamese. Are his ears, feet, nose and tail the orange parts? He might be a flame-point, if so.

     

    If you need for me to make some pix for you, I'd be glad to do it.

     

     

    Our Tanger was like that---orange and white and started out with blue eyes althought htey changed. He is part siamese. He's a very loving cat though---I'd recommend those kind for anyone!

    Help!

    in Internet Cafe

    Posted

    brown paper bag & a clothes iron. Put the iron on the lowest setting. Put the brown paper bag over the item of clothing then run the iron over the bag. It transfers the wax into the paper.

     

     

    I ditto this method.

    Froggy said I should

    in Internet Cafe

    Posted

    I am in love with this man!!!! :wub: :wub: :wub: :wub:

     

    I would take him in a heartbeat. Like his song "Someday I'll have a wife and kids"

     

    Well Kenny here I am ;) I have the full package :)

     

     

    well, based on the girl side stage last night (with a HUGE ring on), I am not sure he's really available..... :blink:

    Froggy said I should

    in Internet Cafe

    Posted

    and one more of LeAnn

     

    Critty, do you shoot concerts? That is what I do for my full time job (Well, that and wedding/kids photography too!). It looks like you were super close!

     

     

    I was close. I do it as a hobby---not professionally, although if you wanna hook me up......... ;)

     

    Hey critty!!! we so miss you guys!!! tell froggy I said hi

     

     

    Thanks. Will do. We plan to be in GA in Sept.

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    Froggy said I should

    in Internet Cafe

    Posted

    So, I guess I'll try....these are some pics of the LeAnn Rimes and Kenny Chesney concert I had the opportunity to go to last night. I have to resize, so I will probably post them singly...so it may take a few posts to get a few on here. Let me know what you think...

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    Name your concerts..

    in Internet Cafe

    Posted

    Huey Lewis and the News

    Amy Grant

    Lisa Whelchel

    TRUTH

    4Him

    Petra

    Russ Lee

    Avalon

    Steven Curtis Chapman

    Newsboys

    Neal McCoy (met him, shook his hand)

    Keith Urban (3x, I think?)

    Gary Allan (2x)

    Kenny Chesney

    Little Big Town (3x--knew Karen from way back)

    Sara Evans

    Brooks & Dunn

    Big N Rich

    Lynyrd Skynyrd

    Hank Williams Jr.

    Pat Green

    Prince

    Uncle Kracker (he was a guest appearance with Kenny Chesney)

    The Lost Trailers

    Tim McGraw

    Halfway to Hazard

    Vince Gill

    Trace Adkins

    Jason Aldean (2x)

    Billy Currington

    Gretchen Wilson

     

    maybe more, I just can't remember

    An interesting place up here

    in Internet Cafe

    Posted

    Did you know that there is a tiny graveyard behind Hawthorne Plaza in Mableton? It's kind of hidden away between the backs of the stores. The Boy Scouts used to keep it up. It was so weird for there to be tombstones right outside the back like that, practically right against the shopping center.

     

     

    Hmmm, no I didn't know about that.

     

    There is actually a slave graveyard on the property of the church where I am currently working.

    An interesting place up here

    in Internet Cafe

    Posted

    Very,very nice pictures. I would love to see that myself.

     

    A rub is done by putting a piece of paper over the writing on the stone and rubbing back and forth lightly over the paper with a pencil or crayon or charcoal to trace the letters onto the paper.

     

    Historians frown upon people doing this because it does wear the stones down some and damages them if a lot of people do it.

     

    I love old grave yards too.

     

    Good job Critty!

     

     

    I thought that was what was meant...I've heard of people doing that and I think I might have done it once back when I was in college, but I haven't since. I am not as concerned with who the people actually were (for historical purposes), but more of just enjoying viewing the history, so I don't worry with getting the inscriptions on paper. If I were seeking the historical information for geneology, etc., I could see why I would want to do something like that.

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