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3. | Sep 27, 2013

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4. | Sep 7, 2013

sweetroll / Try and scrub the grill with a brillo as much as you can. The rust won't hurt you but you pbbaorly don't need to have your food cooking on rust. You might need some really hot water and soak in a sink.Replacement grids are usually available if the grill isn't too old. Sometimes big box stores like Home Depot or Lowes might have them when BBQ season is on. There might be kind of one size fits all type of replacements too.I had a gas grill only once and prefer charcoal totally.Good luck with your grill.

5. | Sep 5, 2013

Good day Bill. There's a good chance you may not rmeember me however during the summer of 1976 you served as my 1st squad leader at West Point. Your influence during our time together has surfaced periodically throughout my lifetime. I chose to leave West Point during my second year not knowing what the future held in store. Many who supported my efforts to gain admittance to West Point viewed my decision to leave as giving up on a golden opportunity with my future set in stone. I can say I was very much afraid of what was to come. I've been blessed beyond measure with challenges and wonderful life experiences along my journey. Fast forward to 2012. I stumbled upon your website by accident and was very much inspired by your life story. While my life experiences have traveled a different path, they are very much similiar in nature to those outlined in your writings. Should your travels place you near Boulder, Colorado I would welcome the opportuntity to spend a few minutes catching up on and extending my thanks for the influence you had on a young man a few years back. I'll take you up on your offer to receive and wear proudly my very own Rusty Lion wrist band.

6. | Sep 4, 2013

Hi guys, finally the blog is up and rinnung. My week is just not the same without seeing what you guys are up to. Loved the pics of Rusty and the cauliflower. Thursday in the truck on the way to our CSA drop off Ben had a small head of purple cabbage in his lab and was having a riot pulling the leaves off and handing them to Jake. Too funny. Hope Rusty continues to be a good eater, the boys suddenly decided last week they no longer liked potatoes, carrots, sweet potatoes or anything else farm grown. It's all bread all the time or anything with eggs. I'm being creative by cooking veggies and mashing them and then putting them in a fritatta so they are still getting the veggies without knowing it. I hope you guys are getting along well with the farm and Rusty.

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9. | May 22, 2013

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