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03/23/14 03:50 PM #858    

 

Saundra Bennett (Whiteside)

John, the new format for the reunion pics works really well.  I like that they can be viewed as a slide show on a full screen.  It is fun to look through them...makes me sad that I missed so many of the reunions.  Thanks again for all you do for this website!

Tommy, you should bring those green chile inchiladas to the Gathering!


03/23/14 04:47 PM #859    

 

Tommy Weathers

How wonderful for the RHS basketball team. 

Saundra we will see if we can do it one night. I can make them here at home and reheat them in Ruidoso.


03/23/14 05:03 PM #860    

 

Tommy Weathers

John thanks for posting for me and thanks for all your work on the form.

I am going to tell on Rex. I talked to Rex yesterday and he is packing to move to Roswell. My older brother just moved here and he is about to get his house in shape. Older brother is Rusty and younger older brother is Cherry. Cherry keeps talking about moving here but he is not ready.


03/23/14 10:04 PM #861    

 

Rex Booth

Big Tom

Rusty, you, and I could pay a visit to Cherry, make him an offer he can't refuse.... about how cool it is, to "go back to Brylcreem" (Roswell)


03/25/14 09:37 AM #862    

 

John Landess

John A..... I was like you, wondering why the Quiet! I just figured everyone was awed with Rex's  clearing the air about French Cuisine and Lá Fhéile Pádraig...( As you might tell, I am illiterate in 7 languages and I think Rex may be catching on, and I wish him 'Udaki!' ) Or perhaps everyone was waiting on my world famous corned beef recipe.

Tommy, That is quite a recipe, sounds big enough to feed my whole family. Unfortunately, other than after a trip out there, I have no access to New Mexico frozen green chile, and have to rely on canned Hatch's products. I usually make baked chicken green enchiladas. Easier, and healthier for me. I try to stick to the white meats; chicken, pork and possum. 

I also have a question, how come you didn't get a cool name like your brothers?smiley

 


03/25/14 10:46 AM #863    

 

Billy Turley

Actually Tommy's father wanted to name him "Another Little Red Header Bugger" but his mother insisted they call him Tommy Lee and "Sandy" was already taken by the girl next door. So there ya go !!


03/25/14 06:30 PM #864    

John Allensworth

John L.  I thought I may have offended everyone with one of my lame attempts at humor, glad to see some of you back.  Now if we can just get some of our ladies back.

Turley, are you sure it was "bugger"


03/25/14 08:38 PM #865    

 

Rex Booth

In England 1555 AD the use of bugger... meant those from Bulgaria who practiced sodomy.  Centuries later, the term bugger was affectionately coined as pet names for children.  Kinda like how our Granddad and Grandmother who (at one time) were very gay people. 
 
Brother Dave Gardner said:  "It's all in how you look at it"
 
Nonookie of the North, bet you thought I was ignoring you.... how astute of you.  ha! devil

03/25/14 10:15 PM #866    

 

Rex Booth

Tommy, thanks for your recipe!
We're looking forward to "consuming it with the gusto of a hound dog" this August in Ruidoso!!  I borrowed this phrase from Bill Turley back in 1962.
 
 
Fat Tuesday is around the corner... Here 's a Louisiana Cajun style Crawfish recipe
 
 
 
 
Ingredients
 
2 heads garlic unpeeled
5 bay leaves
2   3 oz packages dry crab boil
1  tablespoon liquid shrimp & crab boil seasoning
3  Oranges - halved
3  Lemons - halved
15  Red Potatoes
30  Pieces of Baby Corn
2  Onions - large sliced
2   16 oz packages of Mushrooms
2  16 oz packages of smoked sausage (cut into 1/2 slices)
40  pounds - live Crawfish - rinsed
1/2  pound of Cayenne Red Pepper (or season to taste)
 
Directions
 
  1. Fit a large (5 gallon) pot with a strainer insert, and fill half full with water.
  2. Add the garlic, bay leaves, dry and liquid crab boil seasonings, salt, cayenne pepper, oranges, lemons, artichokes, and potatoes.
  3. Bring to a boil over high heat, then reduce to a simmer, and cook for 20 minutes.
  4. Stir in the corn, onions, mushrooms
  5. Cook 15 minutes more. Stir in the sausage; cook 5 minutes more.
  6. Add the crawfish, return mixture to boil, then simmer until the crawfish shells turn bright red and the tails pull out easily, about 5 minutes.
  7. Test for doneness by peeling a crawfish. Be sure not to overcook, or crawfish will become tough.
  8. Remove strainer basket from the pot and drain. Serve crawfish hot, Louisiana-style, spread over a picnic table covered with newspaper
  9. A recent copy of the Picayune newspaper covering the table will add to your enjoyment...

03/26/14 10:35 AM #867    

 

Rex Booth

Gents & Dolls,   Chop Suey  from the past

OK, Car buffs,  around what year was this picture taken?

 

 

 


03/26/14 01:56 PM #868    

 

Tommy Weathers

John L. my mother tagged me with cookie but by the 4th grade I talked her out of it. Tearable Tom, Big Tom, T, and T Texas Tom were used by a few for some years but Tommy is O K with me. 

 You guys keep Jerry Floyd in your prayers. Sounds like he is not doing well after the back operation.

 John A. keep up the good stuff.


03/27/14 12:00 PM #869    

 

Bill Leggett

Rex 1964 0r 1965


03/27/14 05:29 PM #870    

 

Billy Turley

I went to the Chew Den once or twice. By the way I had a chance to talk with Jack Chew a couple years ago. He was still going strong at 80 something (he must be 90 by now). He still can't pronounce my name. Calls me Tully.

Harold Hobson,Jim Valdez and I had dinner with the Lions Hondo Club at Chew West......got our pic in the Roswell Daily Wiper (as Big Tom Jordan used to call it)


03/28/14 10:12 AM #871    

 

Rex Booth

Bill L.   Not bad.  My guess would be late 60's early '70's.  Although I see a '63 Chevy in the mix.

Bill 'Tully'.  Who drove that red 'peek-up' parked in front of Jack's place?  Could be Crazy Joe's cousin Bobby...


03/28/14 10:33 AM #872    

 

Don Ervin

Cuz, if I run into Jack I will have him mail you some onion rings.


03/30/14 07:47 PM #873    

 

Fred Miller

Rex, thanks for posting the picture of the Chew Den.........that was so neat....

 


03/30/14 09:13 PM #874    

 

Tommy Weathers

Fred have you seen this one?

 


03/31/14 09:54 AM #875    

 

Rex Booth

Rumor has it... where Greer's once stood is now the kitchen/dining area of the Sallie Port.  If this picture was taken at night, one could visualize our hot rod's circling around the stalls and Granny running out with her big flash light to break up a fight.  Thanks for posting To'mas!

Ah... the cherry-vanilla cokes poured over crushed ice.  Those were the days my friends.


03/31/14 11:03 AM #876    

 

Billy Turley

I remember after we left Roswell and were living in California, on occasion Bob Gilmore and I would get drunk and call Granny at Greer's. It would make her cry !! She really did like all of us ( even while whailing away with that humongus flashlight) and she couldn't beleive anybody would remember her and call her.


03/31/14 12:23 PM #877    

 

Don Ervin

You a good man cuz.  Even if you were lit.  And me and a bunch of my buddies will beat the you know what out of anybody that says different.  I will use my cane.  Don


03/31/14 01:58 PM #878    

 

Pat Sullins (Carpenter)

Neat pictures of Chew Den and Greer's.  I loved Chew's breaded, fried shrimp and Greer's cherry Newtons!  Does anyone remember what was in a cherry Newton?  I could probably get something similar at Sonic.


03/31/14 02:26 PM #879    

 

Charline Lake

That's right, Linda.  Most valuable thing--an old friend.  I love you.  Love, heart Charline

 


03/31/14 03:24 PM #880    

 

Rex Booth

John,  how bout one of them thar RHS High Coyote Basketball Team T-shirt as a prize. Showing 4A State Champs

We could always white-out 2014 and put 1962 on it.  We might be able to get Turley to verify it... 


03/31/14 03:28 PM #881    

 

Rex Booth

Charline,

Who is that mystery man in your picture on the left...?  Did you cut him out of your will...?


03/31/14 03:37 PM #882    

 

Patricia Hundley (Lappin)

Rex

You are assuming that a "guy" will win aren't you?  What if it is a girl?  We want something more than a basketball shirt.  Come on John....don't listen to Rex.


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