Yes, after a little over a month of waiting, frustration and dead ends resulting from the demise of my previous web hosting service, I have found a new one--much closer to home--and headed up by a true friend who helped me immeasurably in getting this site moved over and rebuilt to where it was before. So go ahead and visit all the pages you visited beforehand! INGREDIENTS: In 10-inch skillet, combine both cans of tomato sauce with two cans water (fill each can once with water), pasta (use half a 16 OZ. box) and meatballs (if using a 12 OZ. bag, pour in all the meatballs; if using a 1 LB. 10 OZ. bag, use half of them. Stir and heat to boiling. Then reduce heat about halfway, cover and simmer 15 minutes, stirring occasionally. After 15 min., turn heat off, open, drain and add sliced olives; stir. Should serve roughly 4. |
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Hey, you at the keyboard! Are you a late-1950s baby boomer like me? Or are you just curious to see my take on TV, music, hairdos and retailers of yesterday? Either way, you've come to the right place! Stay as long as you like, feel free to leave your comments (try to be nice), LMK if you can supply any pictures I can use for my pages...
Zeno's Restaurant, Marshalltown, Iowa
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PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: FILM-TO-TAPE TRANSFER SERVICES NOT ALL TRUSTWORTHY!
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The beautiful Judy Landers posed with me for this picture taken during her appearance at an auto show in Des Moines, Iowa sometime during the 1980s. |
IT'S GONE... Sad but true. The oldest operating Dairy Queen--a long-time landmark in Council Bluffs, Iowa, has served up its last curly-top cone. Click the pic above to go to a new page which will eventually try to explain the situation. (Sorry--dead link.) |
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