Favorite team:LSU 
Location:Peachtree
Biography:Not finished yet…
Interests:Tiaras, men, $$$$
Occupation:Interior design
Number of Posts:525
Registered on:6/24/2023
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I opened a pickle jar because my husband isnt home. I may kill a spider later if Im feeling tough.
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I don’t remember Drinkin with Lincoln there


I remember the beginning of quite a few Drinkin with Lincoln evenings…not so much the endings.

TA’s was awesome.

I also seem to recall a break in the fence to easily go to and from the fraternities right there.
Dad had just turned 25, mom 24. They had been married 6 years. Exemplary parents. They realized they got it right on the first try and had no more kids.

My husbands parents were 19 and 20. Also very good parents. Divorced after the kids were grown.
It was five years before I was born, but my dad was in college at Southeastern. Heard the news while working in the library. Immediately went home to married student housing where my mom was and they sat around with friends watching the news and wondering what was coming next. Lee Harvey Oswald getting lit up was not on any of their bingo cards.

re: Sensation Salad

Posted by Sugarbaker on 11/11/25 at 9:27 pm to
Old thread

The one submitted to the Tiger Bait cookbook by Jake Staples is the one I use.

re: Sensation Salad

Posted by Sugarbaker on 11/11/25 at 3:54 pm to
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1/2 pound finely grated Romano cheese 1 pint salad oil Juice of two large lemons 3 cloves finely minced garlic Shake all ingredients in a quart jar





This is basically my recipe. I use olive oil.

Mine also calls for 1/4 c chopped fresh parsley and 1/4 c of blue cheese.

Shake everything but the cheeses in a jar.

Dress salad (I use iceberg/romaine mix) and then toss cheeses in.

I dont think the blue cheese is traditional, but the salad turns out great.

I am asked to bring this salad to functions so often that I am sick of making it.

Yet I would eat a large bowl this second…
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all White women who vote Democrat should also be taxed extra.


As a White woman…I approve this message.

Reap what you sow, bitchez.
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Doesnt sound like it unless shes buying in Manhattan.


Article says she is in fact buying in Manhattan because she is “too lazy to drive her son to school” and he got into a Manhattan school.

As others have said…use the raw trinity to stop the browning.

re: Best gas station biscuit/sandwich

Posted by Sugarbaker on 11/2/25 at 2:07 pm to
B&B in Denham Springs. Bacon was thick and cooked right. I think they smoked it in-house. The smoked sausage was also very good. But the biscuit just on its own was excellent.

Many a breakfast made of that and cheese grits on the way into work.

re: Not a lot of trick or treaters

Posted by Sugarbaker on 10/31/25 at 10:15 pm to
Tons of kids where I was. Non-stop from 6-8. Gave out eight bowls of candy. Decorated trailers, golf carts, side-by-sides everywhere.

re: Where were you in 1999?

Posted by Sugarbaker on 10/30/25 at 10:02 pm to
Started it pregnant and working. Ended it as a SAHM with a 6 month old. Big changes.

The NYE party I attended was good, except for being unable to drink and all.
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Email signatures in general have become ridiculous


Mine is ridiculous. Disclosures, various license numbers, directives.

I have a one word opportunity to express myself, so I think today I will branch out…


Energetically/Derisively/Sheepishly, etc.
Sugarbaker

re: “Best” on Email Signatures

Posted by Sugarbaker on 10/28/25 at 10:17 pm to
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I am extremely petty to point I have two issues with this. 1.) Using exclamation points makes you seem overzealous. 2.) I prefer using the entire phrase "Thank You" and usually only when I'm asking for something to be done because it is less casual and sounds more sincere.


1) I am overzealous.

2) I find emails casual by definition, thus the casual thanks.

Sincerely,
Sugarbaker
I have a personal hierarchy


“Thanks!”: You’re my buddy and Im not pissed to hear from you.

“Best”: We are probably on the same side but at arms length. I dont need to hear from you much.

“Sincerely”: I dislike you. Leave me alone.

No signature: sleep with one eye open
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Now that building is home to mediocre/overpriced Mexican food.


Ah yes. Don Juans. Went…once. The newer Mexican place, mellifluously named Eat Out, seems to be taking some of the DJ business.
Every time. Its like any other pan or pot, imo.

re: Peanut Butter Pies

Posted by Sugarbaker on 10/24/25 at 2:59 pm to
Every year I see this post and ask my husband if he would eat one. Every year he says yes. I then somehow don’t follow through.

This year I asked and he said “for God’s sake, woman, make it — MAKE IT!”

So…making one for Halloween dessert.




Probably.
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Brook’s general store in Mt Herman uses the Danny’s recipes.


Brooks has a booth at the WP fair and the line is always very long. Now I know why!

Danny’s in Franklinton—gone but not forgotten.
He and his brother would wipe out a 13x9 Pyrex of them right now, I assure you.