I liked bacon back when I used to eat pork, which hasn't happened since the '70s but I never liked avocado in any form.
My neighbor nicely brought me some homemade pork pie, noting it was an old French-Canadian recipe.
I don't know what to do with it.
I liked bacon back when I used to eat pork, which hasn't happened since the '70s but I never liked avocado in any form.
My neighbor nicely brought me some homemade pork pie, noting it was an old French-Canadian recipe.
I don't know what to do with it.
Well, if it's a good pie, why not stick it in your car, drive around until you see a homeless person with a sign, and give it to them? I'm sure that they would appreciate it.
I liked bacon back when I used to eat pork, which hasn't happened since the '70s but I never liked avocado in any form.
My neighbor nicely brought me some homemade pork pie, noting it was an old French-Canadian recipe.
I don't know what to do with it.
Well, if it's a good pie, why not stick it in your car, drive around until you see a homeless person with a sign, and give it to them? I'm sure that they would appreciate it.
That's a worthy idea. You have to go pretty far to find a homeless person around here though.
Maybe next time I go to a town I'll take it frozen in a cooler. Thanks.
I liked bacon back when I used to eat pork, which hasn't happened since the '70s but I never liked avocado in any form.
My neighbor nicely brought me some homemade pork pie, noting it was an old French-Canadian recipe.
I don't know what to do with it.
Well, if it's a good pie, why not stick it in your car, drive around until you see a homeless person with a sign, and give it to them? I'm sure that they would appreciate it.
That's a worthy idea. You have to go pretty far to find a homeless person around here though.
Maybe next time I go to a town I'll take it frozen in a cooler. Thanks.
Hey, we have a lot of homeless people that travel through Amarillo on a regular basis, so it's something that I think about a bit. Last year, there was a homeless lady living under an overpass near my house, and whenever I went out to get something to eat from KFC or the like, if I saw her under the overpass on my way out, I picked up an extra meal and gave it to her on the way home. Did that for a month until she moved on to another place.
Some of the homeless people have some really interesting stories, and some of them are pretty intelligent, they just fell on hard times.
I liked bacon back when I used to eat pork, which hasn't happened since the '70s but I never liked avocado in any form.
My neighbor nicely brought me some homemade pork pie, noting it was an old French-Canadian recipe.
I don't know what to do with it.
I liked bacon back when I used to eat pork, which hasn't happened since the '70s but I never liked avocado in any form.
My neighbor nicely brought me some homemade pork pie, noting it was an old French-Canadian recipe.
I don't know what to do with it.
Well, if it's a good pie, why not stick it in your car, drive around until you see a homeless person with a sign, and give it to them? I'm sure that they would appreciate it.
That's a worthy idea. You have to go pretty far to find a homeless person around here though.
Maybe next time I go to a town I'll take it frozen in a cooler. Thanks.
Hey, we have a lot of homeless people that travel through Amarillo on a regular basis, so it's something that I think about a bit. Last year, there was a homeless lady living under an overpass near my house, and whenever I went out to get something to eat from KFC or the like, if I saw her under the overpass on my way out, I picked up an extra meal and gave it to her on the way home. Did that for a month until she moved on to another place.
Some of the homeless people have some really interesting stories, and some of them are pretty intelligent, they just fell on hard times.
Yes and great point --- there but for fortune go you or I. I know that well.
It's been some time since I lived in a city so it's easy to forget and this is a worthy reminder. I hate for food to go to waste.
I liked bacon back when I used to eat pork, which hasn't happened since the '70s but I never liked avocado in any form.
My neighbor nicely brought me some homemade pork pie, noting it was an old French-Canadian recipe.
I don't know what to do with it.
Well, if it's a good pie, why not stick it in your car, drive around until you see a homeless person with a sign, and give it to them? I'm sure that they would appreciate it.
That's a worthy idea. You have to go pretty far to find a homeless person around here though.
Maybe next time I go to a town I'll take it frozen in a cooler. Thanks.
Hey, we have a lot of homeless people that travel through Amarillo on a regular basis, so it's something that I think about a bit. Last year, there was a homeless lady living under an overpass near my house, and whenever I went out to get something to eat from KFC or the like, if I saw her under the overpass on my way out, I picked up an extra meal and gave it to her on the way home. Did that for a month until she moved on to another place.
Some of the homeless people have some really interesting stories, and some of them are pretty intelligent, they just fell on hard times.
Yes and great point --- there but for fortune go you or I. I know that well.
It's been some time since I lived in a city so it's easy to forget and this is a worthy reminder. I hate for food to go to waste.
During the summer months, when I ride my bicycle around town for exercise, I tuck a couple of dollars in my jersey pocket already counted out and folded so that I can give it to someone if I'm at a stop sign. I remember one time, I stopped to give a dude a couple of bucks and ended up sitting there talking to him for the next half hour or so. He was a homeless vet who was hitchhiking to Albequerque to get enrolled in a shelter for vets and to get treatment from the VA. We had a lot of fun, sitting there swapping military stories back and forth.
Besides....................IMHO doing stuff like that gives you a certain kind of mindfulness about other people that makes you a better person.
I liked bacon back when I used to eat pork, which hasn't happened since the '70s but I never liked avocado in any form.
My neighbor nicely brought me some homemade pork pie, noting it was an old French-Canadian recipe.
I don't know what to do with it.
You could always wear it as a pork pie hat?
I liked bacon back when I used to eat pork, which hasn't happened since the '70s but I never liked avocado in any form.
My neighbor nicely brought me some homemade pork pie, noting it was an old French-Canadian recipe.
I don't know what to do with it.
