Community Coffee Winner!
Here’s what we’re drawing for . . .
Visit Community Coffee to read details about each of these Private Reserve Coffees. I think each coffee is offered in beans and ground. Choose the one you think you’d enjoy trying and get ready for the drawing.
Comments are taken from the Fig Blackberry post.
And the winner is . . . .
Random Integer Generator
Here are your random numbers:
28
Timestamp: 2009-07-14 03:06:39 UTC
Commenter Number 28, which say,
“Feels like Dularge here today. 90 Deg and 90% humidity.”
Alrighty, then! Who does this comment belong to?
Come forward, and claim your prize!!!!
Please email me your mailing address along with your choice of coffee, and whether you would like whole beans or ground.
Congratulations!!!
What would you folks like to read about? I need a little inspiration!
BW
BW, If I remember correctly, you may need a “Decoder ring” for the address. LOL
I can count on you for my morning chuckle!
How about some cool, no oven needed desserts to beat the heat? These 103º + temps are killing us.
I used a crockpot for tonights meal. I have a feeling I will be using it, the toaster oven on my enclosed back porch and the microwave for the rest of the week too.
Just one little burner going causes the temperature to rise quick. I may have to chain this window unit up to keep it from running away too.
Besides ice cream? I’m developing a butter pecan ice cream since we have pecans down here. How does that sound? You can run the ice cream machine in the sink in the air conditioned house!!!
Sounds cooly delicious!
How about more about the local birds!!????????
Oh, the birds. One of my favorite the topics! Maybe I can brew something up with birds in it!
COFFEE……I NEED COFFEE!!!!!!!! Too bad it’s 102 degrees with 3 billion % humidity. When we say it’s Oklahumid, we mean it!!!!!
How about some home construction news or “The Adventures Of Termite”. To the newbies here, y’all really missed out during duck hunting season. I STILL get “giggly” thinking about that post!
Are you referring to the “duck calling” post?
Did I miss out on another post that would give me a smile (like what’s on my face now)? I might just have to go to the archives and do a little research. I do believe the Duck Calling post was my favorite post of all.
Dang! I could use some good coffee. Guess I’ll have to trek to the bayou to get some 🙂
or keep commenting–might be cheaper in the long run!
Well, Granny Sue, you missed your chance!!! And all those lovely coffees to choose from, too!! But Com. Coffee is giving away something every week! So, you are more than welcome to come back.
What’s Bayou Fabio been up to?
blufloyd at yahoo dot com is in the building.
No wonder the fishies weren’t biting I was supposed to be home surfing.
Send me the ground dark roast I’ll compare it to the Folger’s Black Silk I been drinking. Btw this stuff would be excellent iced no bitterness when cold.
I swallow the dregs after work.
Thought all good southern ladies had a summer kitchen detached from the house.
Sac au lait and bream on huge chartreuse popper cause it was what they wanted. Kicking around an end of August trip down the Mountin’s of Du.
Sorry Ladies, I am pretty lucky at times.
Blu, you have to PICK ONE!!!! And email me your address!
Blufloyd, My detached kitchen is in use right now. I brined a Turkey Breast yesterday and put it on the “Patio Smoker” (aka Detached kitchen) 30 minutes ago. My detached kitchen also includes a charcoal pit and a gas grill with side burner.
Tried that brined turkey thing xmas or something. I hate salt I see no advantage to sodium soaking good turkey. Next to inedible was my verdict.
I been looking for a non juiced breast but no luck. That 20% solution in pork and poultry isn’t worth anything.
Now, Blu. What did I tell you about criticizing food that other folks think is good? If you hurt Steffi’s feelings, I might just have to delete your comment! (All in a jestful tone, of course!)
No hurt feelings here. I’ve smoked different meats without brining and they were great, but poultry needs it …IMHO. It is just too dry without a good soaking in a sugar and salt brine. I’m fairly new to brining , and I just don’t “get” why you need to rinse the bird (then season it w/salt, etc.) before cooking it.
BW, maybe this is something that could lead to another topic. One that is close to your heart too. Let’s hear something about The Capt.’s Native American roots and the Houma Indian cooking traditions in particular. I’m sure you could sweet talk someone for info.
Sent you email to wetland books only email I have or found.
4th coffee down from top sez dark roast I think.
I did get your email because I have them all forwarded to captainwendy@wetlandtours.com You could have left your address in any one of the contact forms on any page on my blog and it would come to me at that address. Thanks.
Kewl. Taking the Vue in for brakes today. Squeals like a porker and like to stop around the lake. Coffee done…..
Only 2 trips to fix brakes, 1 for brakes and another to reattach loose spring a ma bobbers. Too beat to fish tonight.
Great wade in creek though. Lunch with the fishies, punkinseeds, goggle eyes, LMB greenies, and creek chubs. on the fly.
It’s here and brewing. Postmaster loves Black Silk too. I’ll run him a sample over on way to lake.
Heading down last week of August. Kamp Dennis.
Well, Blu, just want to let you know I’m offering Water Taxi Services (for a fee of course). Will drop off you and kayak out in the saltwater marsh and come back and get you about four hours later. If a gator gets you, make sure you can still dial your cell phone! I’ll be there sooner!
Are you bringing Black Silk? I never tried it.
Very drinkable. No backflips, no stock up next trip down but drinkable.
Jeepers that was postage too.
I travel with Dunkin. It’s a curse I know.
Pot of veggies n sausage going. Cabbage carrots yukon gold tators etc and
stuff. Let’s just say smells way good.