So is the price for Amazing Fantasy 15.
And when you get closer to La Grange, the Czech and German influences have combined into some occasionally wonderful things.
I have often wondered about how different nationalities ended up in various parts of the US, some settled in land that reminded them of home. Hills and mountains for some, cold conditions for others made sense. Then a friend told me how his great grandparents from Germany came in through Mexico and settled in Texas.
It''d be a really small world if he was @Ableza CO !
I'm getting a little nostalgic thinking about the station wagons of my youth. Big, luxurious Ford Country Squire cars. I think the fake wood vinyl on the side made it. Great car.An empty station wagon ....
Oh, you can bet your butt!
Not my actual Frühstück, sadly, mostly because I can’t get actually good soft pretzels or rolls to safe my life over here. But close enough for illustration purposes.
With that said, there’s a nice restaurant up in Sutter Creek, CA, the creatively named Sutter Creek Hotel, and they have pretty decent soft pretzels on the menu. They dowse them in butter, which I don’t love, but they’re better than most other soft pretzels I’ve ever had on the west coast. And there’s a German bakery in San Jose, CA, that’s got some pretty good stuff. But they’re both a bit too far away from where I live to go fetch some fresh baked goods for a proper breakfast.
Fingers crossed that this will change once I’m in Texas. The area that I’ll be moving to in a few weeks has a strong, active German background, and here’s hoping that there’s at least one solid bakery in driving distance.
Speaking of soft pretzels…
I don’t remember where exactly that was, but one of the best soft pretzels I’ve ever had was in Manhattan, somewhere around the Hell’s Kitchen area. Warm and crunchy and just the right amount of salt — and filled with marzipan!
Sounds like an abomination? Sounds like heresy? Oh, you’ve got no idea! The only heresy here is that it tasted like literal heaven on earth!
Actually a nearby Lidl does the trick for warm Brötchen and Brezeln. It's the same as German average.Oh, you can bet your butt!
Not my actual Frühstück, sadly, mostly because I can’t get actually good soft pretzels or rolls to safe my life over here. But close enough for illustration purposes.
With that said, there’s a nice restaurant up in Sutter Creek, CA, the creatively named Sutter Creek Hotel, and they have pretty decent soft pretzels on the menu. They dowse them in butter, which I don’t love, but they’re better than most other soft pretzels I’ve ever had on the west coast. And there’s a German bakery in San Jose, CA, that’s got some pretty good stuff. But they’re both a bit too far away from where I live to go fetch some fresh baked goods for a proper breakfast.
Fingers crossed that this will change once I’m in Texas. The area that I’ll be moving to in a few weeks has a strong, active German background, and here’s hoping that there’s at least one solid bakery in driving distance.
Speaking of soft pretzels…
I don’t remember where exactly that was, but one of the best soft pretzels I’ve ever had was in Manhattan, somewhere around the Hell’s Kitchen area. Warm and crunchy and just the right amount of salt — and filled with marzipan!
Sounds like an abomination? Sounds like heresy? Oh, you’ve got no idea! The only heresy here is that it tasted like literal heaven on earth!
Tonight’s random album pick outta CD book 12, rendered masterfully via Urd and (of course) Vali 3 (1962 RCA). I love this “hobby”.
Holding a couple of stacks of $100's ?
Nice but a trick of perspective (hopefully) makes the Vali look like its off kilter... Listing to the left like one of us after a late night session of Scotch and Marilyn Manson....Already did! And you'll notice Vali 3 sittin' pretty up top, so assertions from the (usual) peanut gallery that it's an old picture won't fly.And I may have something for you too. Probably not going to be liquor, 'cause if you get much more at this point the state may require you to get a liquor license.
What a cutie.I don't have a cat, but I do have a granddaughter. Gwennie turned 1 last week.
----> immoneyty 
