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To: cowgirl-ona-1eyed-horse who wrote (29725)	8/20/2000 12:21:36 PM
From: RR	Respond to of 35685

How about "Joe"! RR <eom>

To: cowgirl-ona-1eyed-horse who wrote (29725)	8/20/2000 12:47:06 PM
From: bonnuss_in_austin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35685

Cowgirl: How about "Herb?" <g> Who mentioned "Herbs" here ... was that you, Clapston? About a month ago, this little retail establishment in South Austin called "The Herb Bar" (sell herbs) had what was billed as the first annual Herb convention ... About 40, as I recall, men named "Herb" showed up ... LOL. From all over the place. Clapston & Dealer re fried green tomatoes. In KY, traditional way as far as I know (mother, grandmother made this way) use CORN MEAL instead of flour. Slice 'em about 3/16" <g> ... I think 1/8" is too 'thin' and 1/4" is too thick ... Coat front and back (or top and bottom) in cornmeal. Season with salt and/or pepper as they fry up in skillet. Cook on MEDIUM heat -- not HIGH heat ... about 5 minutes per side ... give 'em TIME to get tender. I have a hard time finding them here. Green ones. No grocery has; the county vegetable 'farmer's market' ... vendors from south TX and Mexico ... sometimes they bring some; most often, they don't. This completely exhausts my knowledge on fried green tomatoes. LOL. OH! Wait a minute: My stepmother used to make 'piccalilly.' (spelling on that is questionable.) Green tomatoes thru meat grinder (food processor these days would be used, I would think) ... I think some onion went in it ... can't remember what else. Ha. I gotta go do the 'hand-held-hose' thing pretty quickly this morning ... rose bushes in back yard. See you folks later. 'b-i-a' ###

To: cowgirl-ona-1eyed-horse who wrote (29725)	8/20/2000 1:20:19 PM
From: Dealer	Respond to of 35685

How about STAR :-) dealie

To: cowgirl-ona-1eyed-horse who wrote (29725)	8/20/2000 2:18:02 PM
From: synchro_fan	Respond to of 35685

Cowgirl: How about Clappy or Voltage in honour of the porch. Morning from a mighty fine day in Alberta Syncie

To: cowgirl-ona-1eyed-horse who wrote (29725)	8/20/2000 2:53:44 PM
From: cowgirl-ona-1eyed-horse	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 35685

Thanks all for name ideas. Will consider these good possibilities. Gotta be the 'right' name, cause you NEVER change a horse's name (bad luck). Just curious RR, why did you suggest 'Joe'? I like it alot, but it might be confusing to the horse. He might think I'm saying "Whoa" or "Go" or "No". But that's what I'm looking for- a (masculine) name with a distinctively recognizable sound. cowgirl

To: cowgirl-ona-1eyed-horse who wrote (29725)	8/20/2000 3:24:50 PM
From: Mannie	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35685

How about "Buck." :) Scott

To: cowgirl-ona-1eyed-horse who wrote (29725)	8/20/2000 7:38:12 PM
From: dangergirl	Respond to of 35685

Hi Cowgirl How about Katman. Or Batman No--I like Katman, but Sammy would do also. Good to hear from you. Just got back from the forestry. Went for short ride with some neighbors. I just weaned my last three weanlings, so I will start riding the young moms again. Love Danger