NANCY BACKUS wrote to BILL SWISHER <=-

I trust you have direct deposit automatically refilling the checking
account.... :)

Yes, but not quite as fast as I spend it. But that's a great race,
go broke just as I kick the bucket.

Yup, the timing would be right.... Do you have anyone that might
be expecting an inheritance from you....? ;)

My "final" instructions to my brother (assuming he outlives me) are to
pay all my last bills then sell everything I had not already disposed
of, except the books which will go to the lady who is coordinating the
Todd Bol "Little Free Library" efforts locally, and take the result
down the American Legion Post 32 and party until the money runs out.
Only "requirement" is that there be a live Dixieland ensemble playing
the old funeral march "Oh, Didn't He Ramble?"

My cremation is pre-paid and the Arkansas Glass 1GKJ 1 gallon big mouth
jar is on hand. Bring it to the party or not. Use the cinders from the cremation for traction on slick driveways, etc. I always did want to be
useful. Bv)=

Hopefully that won't be for a while - I'm having too much fun. Just got
my pacemaker replaced yesterday. I was amazed that it is now "outpatient" surgery.

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Title: Dixie Lima Beans
Categories: Five, Beans, Pork, Vegetables
Yield: 6 Servings

20 oz (2 boxes) Lima beans
1 c Celery; diced
4 sl Bacon; crisped, crumbled
2 tb Onion; fine chopped
1 tb Pimiento; diced

Cook lima beans with celery as directed on package;
drain. Fry bacon; reserve 3 tablespoons bacon dripping.
Saute onion in drippings; mix with hot lima beans. Add
pimiento and top with bacon.

SOURCE: Southern Living Magazine

Typed for you by Nancy Coleman.

Submitted By D. PILEGGI

Uncle Dirty Dave's Kitchen

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Quoting Dave Drum to Nancy Backus on 11-02-18 07:21 <=-
NANCY BACKUS wrote to BILL SWISHER <=-

Yup, the timing would be right.... Do you have anyone that might
be expecting an inheritance from you....? ;)

My "final" instructions to my brother (assuming he outlives me) are to
pay all my last bills then sell everything I had not already disposed
of, except the books which will go to the lady who is coordinating the Todd Bol "Little Free Library" efforts locally, and take the result
down the American Legion Post 32 and party until the money runs out.
Only "requirement" is that there be a live Dixieland ensemble playing
the old funeral march "Oh, Didn't He Ramble?"

Now that would be a nice send-off... ;)

My cremation is pre-paid and the Arkansas Glass 1GKJ 1 gallon big
mouth jar is on hand. Bring it to the party or not. Use the cinders
from the cremation for traction on slick driveways, etc. I always did
want to be useful. Bv)=

And that would, I guess, be useful.... if a bit macabre.... ;)

Hopefully that won't be for a while - I'm having too much fun. Just
got my pacemaker replaced yesterday. I was amazed that it is now "outpatient" surgery.

A lot of things are now.... technology has gone forward apace... ;)
Congrats on your new pacemaker... do you notice any difference...?

ttyl neb

... Shake a family tree, and some nuts are sure to fall out!

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