The cooked ham, ready to come out of the pan.
Chattanooga Gothic - complete with ham.
Removing the skin and fat layer. Now it's ready to slice and eat.
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My name is Mary Z. John and I live in Tennessee. We've been retired since 1991, and have a passion for travel and photography. I paint, do needlepoint and knit, read, work word puzzles. John is a rower and loves to read and work word puzzles, too.
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- Mary Z
- "When you were born, you cried and the world rejoiced. Live your life so that when you die, the world cries and you rejoice." Cherokee Saying
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2010
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November
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- Rain, Rain, and more Rain!
- Happy Birthday, John!
- The day after...
- What we're REALLY thankful for!
- A 4-F weekend
- Traditional lasagna?
- The country ham
- Cooking
- I'll see you in the funny papers....
- Silent Sunday
- Starting the season
- It was Friday all day long
- Basketball and music
- Stonehenge - we'll never know
- Almost 2" of rain!
- Driving in the rain at night - Yuck!
- Sunday revisions
- A Saturday to recuperate
- Finally the meeting is over.
- 11 November 2010
- Veterans Day
- Good fresh stuff
- Half-day
- Whew, at least that's over
- Silent Sunday
- Don't forget to "Fall Back"
- Weird weather for the Hooch
- Basketball time again!
- Just photos
- First trip to Costco
- This was no prince.
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