Plan on setting an alarm Can't wait to see y'all! :clap_1:
Plan on setting an alarm 
You would know. :funn:

what? these are one of life's best things! eveh!!! love me some bawled pnuts!
Jfunn is supposed to make them for me.
I've never seen a hairy one.
I can't pass up an opportunity.
Oh dang- I can't say it.
OK- I bet you have seen hairy ones.:funn:
You would know. :funn:
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BB, I'll make sure we have something bubbly to wash these bald peanuts down with.
But someone splain to me what it is. Do you deshell them and boil them till they are soft? Do you add salt? wassup?

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oh jeeze! i think i might have to go get some peanut and boil them today. i really want some now!
p.s. i have a secret family receipe for them..
oh jeeze! i think i might have to go get some peanut and boil them today. i really want some now!I'm sure that family recipe for bald peanuts calls for "green" peanuts, which you want find any time soon. ;-)
p.s. i have a secret family receipe for them..
you bawl them in the shells. add salt, my grandmother puts cajun seasoning or crab bawl (crab boil) in them!
a little bubbly makes everything better!
Well, I'm from the south, but I draw the line at boiled peanuts...Me, too, gull! I eat hog jowls with my turnip and collard greens, but never boiled peanuts. I also refuse to eat pickled pigs' feet, always in the refrigerator when I was a child because my Daddy loved them. I used to close my eyes and hide them in the back of the top shelf so I wouldn't have to see them every time I opened the refrigerator door.
I'm sure that family recipe for bald peanuts calls for "green" peanuts, which you want find any time soon. ;-)
Me, too, gull! I eat hog jowls with my turnip and collard greens, but never boiled peanuts. I also refuse to eat pickled pigs' feet, always in the refrigerator when I was a child because my Daddy loved them. I used to close my eyes and hide them in the back of the top shelf so I wouldn't have to see them every time I opened the refrigerator door.
I eaten and enjoyed pig's feet, but pickling them? that just don't sound right.That's the way he liked them.
I'm sure that family recipe for bald peanuts calls for "green" peanuts, which you want find any time soon. ;-)
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That's the way he liked them.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pickled_pigs_feet
Might just have some bald peanuts at the soiree!!:clap_1:
Me, too, gull! I eat hog jowls with my turnip and collard greens, but never boiled peanuts. I also refuse to eat pickled pigs' feet, always in the refrigerator when I was a child because my Daddy loved them. I used to close my eyes and hide them in the back of the top shelf so I wouldn't have to see them every time I opened the refrigerator door.

Where is that kitty??probably sitting on her porch dropping fbombs in the middle of watercolor; demanding mr kitty bring her a cocktail .

probably sitting on her porch dropping fbombs in the middle of watercolor; demanding mr kitty bring her a cocktail .nope. not there. I looked and phoned, yet no kitty anywhere in sight.
I hope she didn't fall into the Dargarita bowl.Interesting Wikipedia entry. My father, who came from a German family, loved them.My father was born and raised in Atlanta and loved them, too.

nope. not there. I looked and phoned, yet no kitty anywhere in sight.I hope she didn't fall into the Dargarita bowl.
nope. not there. I looked and phoned, yet no kitty anywhere in sight.We invited her for cocktails, but we couldn't come to the beach due to the storm, so I pm'd her with a regret. Even though we take out about 10-40 trees every year (pine beetles are getting bad in this area), we still have so many that they threaten the house during every storm. I really don't want to strip them all out because I like the privacy that they give us.I hope she didn't fall into the Dargarita bowl.

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