Third trip in a week last night. Chicken flautas were so good.
And it's busier in there each time I go. That's a good sign that it may stay.
And it's busier in there each time I go. That's a good sign that it may stay.
Ditto.either Reddick's or Chapman's, I could never remember the difference.
Ditto.
We've frequently discussed while driving down 331 how miserable your life would be as a kid if you had the name "Reddick."
I can so relate. I think I've posted this before, but my maiden name was "Aycock," pronounced "a cock." Can you imagine how much teasing I got about that as a kid? Other kids would say that my middle name was "likes" or whatever. What's sad is that I was so na?ve that I didn't know until I was in college what they were laughing about.BR. this is so funny. you'll never guess who has the middle name Reddick! and he is a distant relative of the local Reddicks - but didn't know it until recently.
oh, don't worry. no one will get undies in a wad. your statement is very true indeed!

This has nothing to do with the Taqueria on 331, but I have to point out that you went from being known as "Aycock," to marrying a guy named "Big D." :funn:I can so relate. I think I've posted this before, but my maiden name was "Aycock," pronounced "a cock." Can you imagine how much teasing I got about that as a kid? Other kids would say that my middle name was "likes" or whatever. What's sad is that I was so na?ve that I didn't know until I was in college what they were laughing about.
Of course, my brother feels loves having that name.
What can I say? It was Big-Destiny!This has nothing to do with the Taqueria on 331, but I have to point out that you went from being known as "Aycock," to marrying a guy named "Big D." :funn:

Daddy Reddick O?:funn:You'll never guess who has the middle name Reddick!