Tyger's New Ryan Ross Bonnet

[piperdbh]

I pondered possiblities: perusing personal proclivites promulgates prejudical preferences, perhaps piperdbh would knit me some hose?

YES!

Sure! Socks should sashay southwest soon.

[opositive]

oh it hurtz.. it hurtzzzz... want vs needzzz...precious, my preciousss

[tyger]

By the way, do you live in Tiger, GA. If not, you sure missed a good chance.

Yep, I have a hideout it Tiger. Tyger Forge was born here.

Tyger is the old spelling for today's Tiger. The history is behind the howl of the mountain lion, panther, painter, or tyger.

[mookien]

Yep, I have a hideout it Tiger. Tyger Forge was born here.

Tyger is the old spelling for today's Tiger. The history is behind the howl of the mountain lion, panther, painter, or tyger.

Small world. My brother-in-law, Scott, is the senior pastor in the New Life Community Church, a short mule-ride up the road in Clayton, I believe. He and his wife live in Tiger.

I get my Mayhaw Jelly from the Hillside Orchard Farms, and for the longest time have wanted to get one of those egg breakfast sandwiches from the Tiger Food Mart. Do they still sell them?

John

[bonnie heather]

Hey, Tyger! Wow! That is a very handsome bonnet that Ryan Ross made. And you look really great. I mean GRRRRRRRReat!

[Ravelyn]

Just curious--did you supply the yarn?

[Ryan Ross]

That's a thing of beauty. It's also a rarity. That particular yarn color is hard to find, and Ryan's work is made even more precious by the scarcity of it.

Were you able to find the right stuff, D?

This particular ball of yarn has been in my personal hoard for about two years. Made a cover for my dad's dome from the same color and liked it so much that I got another hank, just in case; it came in handy.

Guys at the gym fall out when I tell them I am 60. I can still max out a lot of those damn machines, and don't hurt myself too often on that. But, I can't move what I used to be able to move, and that is a bummer.

You're a hoss, sir, and your new 'do adds a certain additional air of fortitude, for certain. And in spite of how your first bonnet matched your eye color, I think I like this one better still. Seems like you just can't go wrong with a dark bonnet like that. It screams out "Anyone who gives me *****, shall do so to their chagrin!"

Also, since I've gotten some inquiries, these lids can be had here: http://giftshop.scottishtartans.org/rabby_bonnets.html

[piperdbh]

Were you able to find the right stuff, D?

Yes, from a most amiable source. In fact, you know the source quite well.

[Ryan Ross]

Yes, from a most amiable source. In fact, you know the source quite well.

Ah, nice.

Those amiable sources are pretty awesome, aren't they?

[tyger]

Sure! Socks should sashay southwest soon.

Pleasantly and patiently poised, postured, and prepared. Please proceed.

Small world. My brother-in-law, Scott, is the senior pastor in the New Life Community Church, a short mule-ride up the road in Clayton, I believe. He and his wife live in Tiger.

I get my Mayhaw Jelly from the Hillside Orchard Farms, and for the longest time have wanted to get one of those egg breakfast sandwiches from the Tiger Food Mart. Do they still sell them?

John

Good news about your brother. Yes, I can hitch the pair and take the back way over Black Rock Mountain, drop in, and get some good words from him.

We used to own the Mayhaw Tree business, and sold it to Robert Mitcham (HOF) who now does the jelly.

I don't eat out much, and the woman that is/used to run the kitchen put me off the one time I had breakfast there, so I have not been back.