Well…Apparently I was tagged so here goes…
Four Jobs I’ve Held
Deputy Court Clerk for a local State/Superior Court
Legal Secretary
Paralegal
Business Owner (legal research-title exams, etc.)
Four Movies I Could Watch Over and Over
Gone With the Wind
Midnight In the Garden of Good and Evil
Any movie based on a Jane Austen (sp) novel
Animal House (sentimental reasons)
Four Places I’ve Lived
Georgia---south side of Atlanta
Georgia---North Georgia mountains
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Georgia---west of Atlanta (I don’t get around much)
Four Television Shows I Love
The Vicar of Dibley (BBC)
24
Anything on the History Channel
Good Eats (Food Network---great mix of food/chemistry/history)
Four Places I’ve Vacationed
Panama City Beach, Fla. (Redneck Riviera)
Asheville, North Carolina
Gatlinburg, Tennessee (Redneck Alps)
St. Augustine, Florida (Told ya…I don’t get around much)
Four Places I Would Like to Visit
Britain
France
Any secluded Carribean beach
Alaska
Four Favorite Foods
Anything Mexican
Fried Chicken (had to say this or my Southern membership card will be confiscated)
Fried Green Tomatoes
A great steak
Four Blogs I Visit
World History Teacher
Kibbles “N” Whine
BibliOddyssey
Not Quite Grown Up…and many more that aren’t listed on my list
Four Places I’d Rather Be
On a Greek island
Road Trip….to anywhere
On a cruise eating the midnight buffet on the Lido deck with Gopher and Capt. Stuebing
Rummaging through the White House or any other national treasure from top to bottom
Mmmmmmmmmmmm... Fried green tomatoes!
ReplyDeleteAt the Whistle-stop Cafe?
Do you salt your watermelon? We were discussing this today in the AV room...
Yes, at the Whistle Stop. There is a really neat former plantation near there called Jarrell Plantation. It is a true example of what most backwoods plantations were like. Great place to go.
ReplyDeleteFried green tomatoes are also great at the Blue Willow in (Social Circle, Ga.) and at The Lady and Sons in Savannah. That's Paula Deen's place---she has a show on the Food Network.
Salted or unsalted watermelon is a little mushy for me. Hubby got sick one time as a kid during a watermelon eatin' contest so we don't buy many at our house.
See even though I'm just a kind of ersatz Southerner-- Oklahoma is kinda of South, kind of West, kind of Southwest, just don't say Midwest...
ReplyDeleteBut....
fried green tomatoes, fried okra, cornbread, turnip greens, grits, finger steak dusted in flour and fried in a nice skillet, and you got me. I only 'low myself this about once a year, but, ooo! Nothin' says grandma's house like LOTS of fried food!
And I say FDR was a great president. If there's a mess, it's because lots of other people have lacked the guts to do what needed to be done. Naturally he was a man, not a demigod, and all of our great presidents have had flaws, especially those regarding sexual matters.