Holidoze

I survived the whirlwind Holiday weekend. The family was good to my sweetie and I this year, we scored a Keurig coffee maker, mula, and all sorts of fun goodies to eat, play with, and enjoy. We ate, drank and were merry.

And now it's back to life, back to reality, with both of us developing nasty colds or whatever this crap is. Blah.

Aside from that... nothing too exciting. I did find a Taco Bell in a neighboring state where I run routes at work that still has the chili cheese burrito on the regular menu on Sunday. Here in town, our Taco Bell's have it only on very rare occasions as a special item that lasts for a few weeks. Much like the McRib that drags hillbillies out the hollar a'droolin' for that sweet bbq pork-like product on a bun. Except that the chili cheese burrito is actually good.

Well, time to take another zinc supplement and make some chicken noodle soup. *sniffle, cough*

Comments

Anonymous said…
Hope you two get to feeling better soon. Take care of yourself.
December 28, 2010 at 6:54 PM
The Daily Rant said…
Total score on the Keurig!!! I want one soooo bad, but I have no room in the truck for it. Lucky you!
December 28, 2010 at 9:55 PM
Hillbilly Boy from Kentucky said…
Mmmm... them McRibs is tasty!
December 29, 2010 at 9:06 AM
all things bradbury said…
sorry to hear that you're feelin bad.....brew you some hot tea in your new keurig!!...aren't they great???...santa brought us one too and we are having a blast going thru the variety pack that came with it and then some we scored last nite at target!...take care and get to feelin better soon....we are headin back out tomorrow i guess, not sure where to just yet....
December 29, 2010 at 3:50 PM
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