I deeply regretted not hearing about this event in Northern California (from Adam Gorightly) until it was all over. Here at the Doc40 we prize the grilled cheese sandwich above most other foods. (Man cannot live by grilled cheese alone – but he can try!) Unfortunately the greatest proponent of the grilled cheese was also unable to attend…
Sunday, March 29, 2009
DOC'S SUNDAY FUNNIES
I deeply regretted not hearing about this event in Northern California (from Adam Gorightly) until it was all over. Here at the Doc40 we prize the grilled cheese sandwich above most other foods. (Man cannot live by grilled cheese alone – but he can try!) Unfortunately the greatest proponent of the grilled cheese was also unable to attend…
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
.JPG)
8 comments:
my wife woulda won. the secrets: a flat griddle thingy that lays across the stove burners, and grating the cheese (currently gruyere is our fave).
Many's the long night I've dreamed of cheese--toasted, mostly.
Doc40 per chance do you care to lace your grilled cheese with an infusion of Marmite?
It has been known.
I like my grilled cheese burnt & with ketchup...
http://doc40.blogpsot.com/
Blog‘psot’, remember.
In which Doc finds himself inexplicably cornered. The clandestine Christian organization that he’d been running meticulously for nearly Six-hundred and fifteen years has been unearthed by an effortless typo. Among the maxims on Lord Naoshige's wall, there was this one: "Matters of great concern should be treated lightly." Master Ittei commented, "Matters of small concern should be treated seriously." Arduous years may have deliquesced amassing the colossal 6000 pages and 4000 subjects and ‘the messages that may be called the road signs of warnings’ and other assorted profound eschatological ponderings and the subsequent salvations and so, to consume it all, I leave to the superlative thinker. But nonetheless, an eloquent section on pornography reminds us how susceptible we are to being susceptible.
Um...wow!
This has nothing to do with grilled cheese.
Or maybe it does.
Post a Comment