What did you have for dinner II?

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Tin Man said:
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Potato Geuyere Cheese Casserole

Served it with Romaine salad tossed with ranch dressing
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Geuyere is fantastic, but it turned a $1.75 tater pot into a $15.53 meal.

Wife will do a mac and cheese, forget which chef recipe, but it is a mix of cheddar and geuyere, and all other good things topped with bread crumbs and sliced tomato. The geuyere makes that mac and cheese.
 
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I notice that I had a Joe moment in my dinner post last night - I misspelled Gruyere as "Geuyere."

Geaux melty cheese!
 
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Pork chops cut from a whole tenderloin-marinated in Dales, grilled over charcoal, Broccoli and cauliflower tossed in melted butter parmesan cheese- over baked until tips start to blacken and little red potatoes coated with olive oil and sea salt- baked for an hr then mashed flat and baked another 20 minutes then topped with shredded mild cheddar
 
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20200424_190517.jpgwe called in from a new place, been open about a year, called wolfecreek bbq. I got the brisket, macaroni, and onion straws, and it was good. Also stole some ribs and pulled smoked chicken from my wife and kids. Key lime pie for dessert!
 
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So havent posted in this thread for a bit... posted in the fishing thread A few times as a distraction. Had fried crappie fillets tonight me and my wife caught last Tuesday. Shortly after I got boat in the barn Tuesday my brother ( a cop whose office was about 1/2 mile from my dads facility) called asking if dad has a dnr. He did and I had filed a copy with hospice and the home. My brother stopped first responders...My dad was called home by our lord mercifully on Tuesday about 4 pm. He had been in the facility for one week...
I had thrown the crappie in the fridge and headed down to be with my dads body and family until the funeral home got there. We had a small family and two caretaker lady service today at noon and I had those crappie for dinner and cried the whole time eating them cause my wife caught a 2.5 lb crappie and the last time my dad was able to fish with me we released a 2.5 lb crappie (different place) And was always his favorite to catch. That was 2 years to the day from Tuesday and I told my wife she would have to tell papa she tied him, but she never got the chance.
Please believe me when I say don’t be sorry it was the most merciful thing for him and certainly for mom. We did all we could for 3.5 years and that disease had reduced to a shell of the man he was.
 
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bag12day said:
So havent posted in this thread for a bit... posted in the fishing thread A few times as a distraction. Had fried crappie fillets tonight me and my wife caught last Tuesday. Shortly after I got boat in the barn Tuesday my brother ( a cop whose office was about 1/2 mile from my dads facility) called asking if dad has a dnr. He did and I had filed a copy with hospice and the home. My brother stopped first responders...My dad was called home by our lord mercifully on Tuesday about 4 pm. He had been in the facility for one week...
I had thrown the crappie in the fridge and headed down to be with my dads body and family until the funeral home got there. We had a small family and two caretaker lady service today at noon and I had those crappie for dinner and cried the whole time eating them cause my wife caught a 2.5 lb crappie and the last time my dad was able to fish with me we released a 2.5 lb crappie (different place) And was always his favorite to catch. That was 2 years to the day from Tuesday and I told my wife she would have to tell papa she tied him, but she never got the chance.
Please believe me when I say don’t be sorry it was the most merciful thing for him and certainly for mom. We did all we could for 3.5 years and that disease had reduced to a shell of the man he was.
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Thanks for telling us. I know how tough this has been, especially for your mom. I hope that all of you will be able to remember the good times you had with the man he really was before this dreadful illness hit.

Wet a line for us all.
 
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bag12day said:
So havent posted in this thread for a bit... posted in the fishing thread A few times as a distraction. Had fried crappie fillets tonight me and my wife caught last Tuesday. Shortly after I got boat in the barn Tuesday my brother ( a cop whose office was about 1/2 mile from my dads facility) called asking if dad has a dnr. He did and I had filed a copy with hospice and the home. My brother stopped first responders...My dad was called home by our lord mercifully on Tuesday about 4 pm. He had been in the facility for one week...
I had thrown the crappie in the fridge and headed down to be with my dads body and family until the funeral home got there. We had a small family and two caretaker lady service today at noon and I had those crappie for dinner and cried the whole time eating them cause my wife caught a 2.5 lb crappie and the last time my dad was able to fish with me we released a 2.5 lb crappie (different place) And was always his favorite to catch. That was 2 years to the day from Tuesday and I told my wife she would have to tell papa she tied him, but she never got the chance.
Please believe me when I say don’t be sorry it was the most merciful thing for him and certainly for mom. We did all we could for 3.5 years and that disease had reduced to a shell of the man he was.
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I'm sorry for your loss man. Your father is in a better place where he is himself again.
 
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bag12day said:
So havent posted in this thread for a bit... posted in the fishing thread A few times as a distraction. Had fried crappie fillets tonight me and my wife caught last Tuesday. Shortly after I got boat in the barn Tuesday my brother ( a cop whose office was about 1/2 mile from my dads facility) called asking if dad has a dnr. He did and I had filed a copy with hospice and the home. My brother stopped first responders...My dad was called home by our lord mercifully on Tuesday about 4 pm. He had been in the facility for one week...
I had thrown the crappie in the fridge and headed down to be with my dads body and family until the funeral home got there. We had a small family and two caretaker lady service today at noon and I had those crappie for dinner and cried the whole time eating them cause my wife caught a 2.5 lb crappie and the last time my dad was able to fish with me we released a 2.5 lb crappie (different place) And was always his favorite to catch. That was 2 years to the day from Tuesday and I told my wife she would have to tell papa she tied him, but she never got the chance.
Please believe me when I say don’t be sorry it was the most merciful thing for him and certainly for mom. We did all we could for 3.5 years and that disease had reduced to a shell of the man he was.
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Didn't have time to fully respond when I saw this earlier, but we're praying for you man.
 
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bag12day said:
So havent posted in this thread for a bit... posted in the fishing thread A few times as a distraction. Had fried crappie fillets tonight me and my wife caught last Tuesday. Shortly after I got boat in the barn Tuesday my brother ( a cop whose office was about 1/2 mile from my dads facility) called asking if dad has a dnr. He did and I had filed a copy with hospice and the home. My brother stopped first responders...My dad was called home by our lord mercifully on Tuesday about 4 pm. He had been in the facility for one week...
I had thrown the crappie in the fridge and headed down to be with my dads body and family until the funeral home got there. We had a small family and two caretaker lady service today at noon and I had those crappie for dinner and cried the whole time eating them cause my wife caught a 2.5 lb crappie and the last time my dad was able to fish with me we released a 2.5 lb crappie (different place) And was always his favorite to catch. That was 2 years to the day from Tuesday and I told my wife she would have to tell papa she tied him, but she never got the chance.
Please believe me when I say don’t be sorry it was the most merciful thing for him and certainly for mom. We did all we could for 3.5 years and that disease had reduced to a shell of the man he was.
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Keeping you and your family in our prayers.
 
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