The "I did ---- today" thread.. - Page 2

golfer · #21 05-18-2007, 07:31 AM

In Jacksonville, we've got a chain similar to Moe's called Sierra Grill, much better, in my humble opinion.

Storm Cadet · #22 05-18-2007, 07:53 AM

Get some....

Buffymommy · #23 05-18-2007, 10:56 AM

Hee hee. I saw the other posts and thought I was funny. But on a serious note, I haven't had a doughnut in over two months. I think I was due.

And more shocking and sad news, the Krispy Kreme by my office closed down. It was only in business for about four years. No more "HOT" light!

Buffymommy · #24 05-18-2007, 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by golfer

In Jacksonville, we've got a chain similar to Moe's called Sierra Grill, much better, in my humble opinion.

There is a Sierra Grill near my house. Been debating on trying it. I will now. Thanks.

ddthetide · #25 05-18-2007, 11:49 AM

mmmmmmmm, doughnuts..

ddthetide · #26 05-18-2007, 11:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Samarta

I suppose......would rather travel 30 minutes the other way and walk around D.C. or Baltimore....well Baltimore is like 45 minutes from my house...

i forgot you're a "city slicker"

Buffymommy · #27 05-18-2007, 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by somerfrost

OK, you ask, why does Somer think anyone would possibly care? Well, it's my first haircut in a year and my first at a barber since I married my wife (she cut my hair for 22 years). Drove into Waynesboro and went to this guy who actually knew what he was doing...took 30 minutes and we talked horses the entire time...he's a big fan! It's amazing the little things in life that you don't realize you are missing...at least every few weeks I'll have a real, live, in-person guy to talk the ponies with! I discovered two other things...I had a hell of a lot of hair, and now I'm almost completely white

I want to see a before and after photo Somer! Congrats on the new look. The hair will grow back. My best friends hubby had to cut his for a job about three years ago. He left that job and now has his long locks back. Current job is working for his mom-in-law and she doesn't mind the hair. Funny thing is that with all of his tattoos and long hair, all of the older retired people they work with all ADORE him.

Downthestretch55 · #28 05-18-2007, 12:38 PM

I was going to post about a hair cut, or a lunch, a dough nut...but NAWWW!
Without giving out too much information, today's favorite memory comes out of the other end.
It wasn't too hard, and certainly not a gusher. Just one of the best I've had this month.
Yes indeed! A "dump" to remember!
No smoke filled porcelain, no thunder. Just one of the small treasured moments that keeps things moving.
Flush!

brianwspencer · #29 05-18-2007, 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Buffymommy

Hee hee. I saw the other posts and thought I was funny. But on a serious note, I haven't had a doughnut in over two months. I think I was due.

And more shocking and sad news, the Krispy Kreme by my office closed down. It was only in business for about four years. No more "HOT" light!

I have not had a donut, jeez, probably about since the end of high school. There may have been one that I snuck in since then, but I certainly don't remember it. I used to go to Krispy Kreme all the time once they built one near us in high school (best weekend night road trip....to the Krispy Kreme!), but I've pretty much given up almost all sweets since then, just don't like them anymore.

So two months? Try six years! Sorry to steal your thunder

paisjpq · #30 05-18-2007, 12:50 PM

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Originally Posted by DaHoss9698

I survived the night and am thinking of going back today. That's the gambler in me talkiing.

hope you don't bounce.

Downthestretch55 · #31 05-18-2007, 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by paisjpq

hope you don't bounce.

LMAO!!!!! Smokin'!

Danzig · #32 05-18-2007, 01:05 PM

i see a regression here dahoss! wheeling back way too soon.

Byebyemermaid · #33 05-18-2007, 03:54 PM

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Originally Posted by somerfrost

OK, you ask, why does Somer think anyone would possibly care? Well, it's my first haircut in a year and my first at a barber since I married my wife (she cut my hair for 22 years). Drove into Waynesboro and went to this guy who actually knew what he was doing...took 30 minutes and we talked horses the entire time...he's a big fan! It's amazing the little things in life that you don't realize you are missing...at least every few weeks I'll have a real, live, in-person guy to talk the ponies with! I discovered two other things...I had a hell of a lot of hair, and now I'm almost completely white

There was a time in my life i was stupid enough to pay $20 for a haircut.That was of course when the thing was to go to a hair stylist.They needed to wash your hair before they started cutting.For the past 15 years i pay $7 to a barber.He does a better job.My decision to alter the plans for my hair was not determined because of the minimal challenge that was now gripping my hair folicles.But i will say nothing beats the shave you get from an old time barber.The only thing is that because of the chance of catching something they no longer use the same blade and strike it on that leather strap.Best shave i ever got was years ago at Gulfstream Park.