17 Jan 09
Originally posted by pawnhandlerYou've launched a great thread, Pawny. Really gets in your head and rips a responsive chord. My first post was tongue in cheek. This one
someplace you used to live?
I miss the New York State Fair.
isn't. My high school junior and senior summers on Cape Cod were a dream... working construction during the day; Leaning Tower of Pizza
and Kreme & Kone for charbroiled burgers; fried clams and lobster rolls at the Wee Packet; cruising chicks along Route #28, Hyannis to
Chatham; memorable beach parties at West Dennis and Dennisport's Sea Street Beach; meeting Leslie White of Dick Clark's 'American
Bandstand', dating both weeks both years; later invited to her home near Philly. If you're still out there, Hon, I remember our promise.
Bobby
17 Jan 09
Originally posted by rbmorris"For 38 years of my life, the best Pizza Aug 7th, 2005
http://www.pizzajoints.com/United_States/NJ/Ramsey/Kinchley%27s_Tavern954304233
I am nearly 59 years old and have been enjoying the pepperoni pizza here whenever I am in the area.."
Is he sure that's pepperoni he's been eating?!
17 Jan 09
Originally posted by rbmorrisThough my wife's maternal lineage was of British Royalty (Moore) she could prepare all manner of Italian Cusine fit for a mafia don. Since
http://www.pizzajoints.com/United_States/NJ/Ramsey/Kinchley%27s_Tavern954304233
her passing six years ago, January 9, 2003, I've been reduced to finding suitable supermarket alternatives for a number of favorite dishes.
Good news is my discovery of "Alessi All Natural Marinara Pasta Sauce" imported from Italy. Thanks to pear shaped Sicilian tomatoes, extra
virgin olive oil', onion, sea salt, basil and care with which the sauce is prepared it's awfully close to those in some of the great restaurants
in the USA Northeast. Imported here by Vigo Importing Co., Tampa, FL. Website: www.vigo-alessi.com. Runs about $5.00 for a 24 oz. jar.
17 Jan 09
Originally posted by Pawn QweenHe didn't take his clothes with him?
I miss the way my home was before a man moved in, stayed for 5 years then became my ex. But I'm working on making it mine again and removing all trace of him - started the other week when I gave all his clothes away on Freecycle website! 😛
18 Jan 09
I live in a better state now, more rural and clean and scenic. People are kinder and more patient.
I get back very often but I do miss Massachusetts in some ways. In rb style:
I miss the funny accents.
I miss the straightforward "don't *bleep* with me" attitude.
I miss my old friends and the short drive to see them.
I miss being closer to Boston and all its culture and fun.
I do miss the many local beach choices.
I miss carnivals in the summer, even though they're gross.
I miss the store being 2 minutes away.
18 Jan 09
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Originally posted by SunburntNice honest post.
I live in a better state now, more rural and clean and scenic. People are kinder and more patient.
I get back very often but I do miss Massachusetts in some ways. In rb style:
I miss the funny accents.
I miss the straightforward "don't *bleep* with me" attitude.
I miss my old friends and the short drive to see them.
I miss being closer t ...[text shortened]... arnivals in the summer, even though they're gross.
I miss the store being 2 minutes away.
18 Jan 09
Originally posted by pawnhandlerI honestly can't think of a single thing I miss about the area where I grew up. It never felt like home - just a place where I had to bide my time until I could get the hell out.
someplace you used to live?
I miss the New York State Fair.