Hi Shawn,

 SH>  SH>> That's alright then.
 RH> Yes, I've not heard him say anything about missing the hot stuff.

 SH> That's good.

Yes, as long as he's made the adjustment and is happy about it, there's
nothing to be concerned with.


 RH> (G) One of the first recipies I printed off when I joined the echo was
 RH> for a Psuedo-Melinda's Hot Sauce, using habenero peppers. Steve made

 SH> I like the flavour of the habenero, however I probably don't use as
 SH> many as the recipe calls for. :)

 RH> was raised in India and bragged about how he could take heat so she
 RH> offered him a taste of the sauce. He found a sauce that bested him.

 SH> Laugh.  Nice!  That serves the CO right. :)

I understand he was a pretty good guy anyway, just that Deborah caught
him by surprise with the heat of the sauce we sent her.


 RH> If we take any to church, I warn parents not to let their young
 RH> children to try it, sometimes drawing a skull & cross bones on the
 RH> bottle.

 SH> Smart - no one can yell at you that way.

As long as they've looked at the bottle, they can't blame me.


 RH> It has placed a number of times, outright winning once in our church
 RH> super bowl chili cook off. The year it won, I had beef, elk and goat
 RH> in it.

 SH> I wish I could eat meat.  I'm going to try some agian this weekend and
 SH> see how I do.

Hopefully all will go well. We've gone vegetarian for a week or so at a
time (complimentary proteins) but usually never longer than that.


 RH> We're going up for a reunion next year, may ask about it.

 SH> That should be fun.

I'm looking forward to it.


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