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Dinner tonight is a 1/4 pound hot dog, pan fried. Ran out of Costco hot dogs so bought a pack of Hebrew National 1/4 pound dogs. My god, they are expensive compared to Costco, a 4 pack was $10. Still a good dog. Washed down with some DR. Pepper.

Sunday breakfast today is two eggs over easy, a couple of slices of Canadian Bacon on toasted marble rye.

I'm cheating here with this one. But, we have been in transition from our summer spot to our winter digs. So no grilling. We spent a night in Payson, AZ. at the indian casino there. We do this every year for at least 6 years now. There is a really good BBQ place called Rim Country BBQ, and for a...

This is a really cool idea. https://newatlas.com/architecture/austrian-power-giants/

Dinner tonight is leftover pork chop and the last of the black beans and rice, with applesauce.

Sunday breakfast is two fried eggs on toast with bacon. Apple juice to wash it down.

Dinner tonight is leftover chicken breast and black beans and rice made into a burrito. It's a big one. Washed down with another free Pacifico, I've had 6 of the 18 pack I found.

Grilled up a couple of pork chops for dinner. Mine I cut in half and am having with beans and rice with applesauce. Other half will most likely end up in a tortilla.

After having a lot of potato pie over the last 10 days, I decided to save some and freeze it for later. Two good sized portions. It was yummy.

Sunday breakfast today is a egg, bacon and American cheese English muffin. Thomas's of course. Apple juice to wash down.

This is something new for me. I've always liked the sandwich that Elvis had made for him. Peanut butter, banana and bacon. This is my version of it using rye bread toasted. Washed down with a mug if iced cold raw milk.

Dinner tonight is a hunk of the Shepard's pie.

Made a couple of pans of Shepard's pie. One for me, one for my buddy. Three pounds of already cooked shredded beef from Costco. Onions, garlic and spices. Simmer for a bit, then add some tomato paste. Add some beef broth and simmer some more. Add a couple of tablespoons of flour to help thicken...