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Tuesday, January 28, 2014

Hot Sauce Heaven or is it Hell You decide


I love hot and spicy . . . flavor and kick.

That’s why a few years ago I started collecting hot sauces.


At the moment I have 147 bottles on my shelf
 and several opened in the refrigerator. 


Last week Connie, my wife, was painting the kitchen,
So I removed my collection from the shelf,

Washed the bottles and now I’m putting them back up.

When people enter our kitchen they know that the food served here is going to be anything but bland. 


Look at the labels.



There are names like, "Tears & Sweat",
"Sweet Death", "Tongue Torch", "Sir Fartalot",
"MoHotta MoBetta", "Texas Tears",
and
"Burnin Love".




The graphics go from skull & crossbones to

sandy beaches and burning outhouses. 



This is one of my shelves, they wrap around three walls of the kitchen. 

There are bottles with warnings on the bottles 


and some with labels that dare you to try them. 
 It’s a fun collection and a great conversation starter 
for anyone that comes into our home.  


Now to tell you about this old coffee can . . .

This one is our favorite.
My Dad, like myself, loved to make chili

and this can is where he kept his chili spices.



We have used spices from this can,
 but we have always added more before the original

was completely used up.



Therefore; there is always a little bit of Dad
And his chili spices in that can.




To us, it’s a family heirloom 
and one day will belong to our daughter.


Add a little spice to your life,

Steve



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Saturday, January 25, 2014

A Little Humor For All You Chair Builders Out There


Instructional Video on KungFu chairbuilding
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Thursday, January 23, 2014

What Would You Like To Know About Fine Woodworking Live


I know Im starting to sound like a broken record here, but if you havent already seen it on the MWA site, twitter or Google+, please check out this posting at the Modern Woodworkers Association. Ill be interviewing Asa Christiana, the Editor of Fine Woodworking about Fine Woodworking Live, and Id love to know what youd like to know about the event.

Click here for the original post.

In order to keep you questions organized, please post them as comments to the original post, not here.
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