Doug Irvine wrote: > > edmiston@wardpress.com wrote: > > > > John Sargant wrote: > > > > > > Toronto CH's may want to visit the Hot and Spicy Food Festival at > > > Harbourfront Centre on August 14-16. > > > > Hard for me to plan > > that far ahead, but if someone reminds us closer to the date, I'll make > > an effort to be there. > > Man, I dunno about these down easters, who have migrated to Tronna, they > cant remember a month away???? Heheheh, well down here we actually *work* for a living, unlike you left coasters who close up shop at 3 p.m. on Fridays to go windsurfing (don't deny it Doug, I lived in Van for 18 months and I remember all too well their business practices. (: ). Apologies to Merkin CHs who don't get the in-joke though I think you have an equivalent relationship between NYC and LA/SF. How you doin, how are your peppers > growing in that Newfie heaven? More insider hoserspeak follows: First, being originally from Nova Scotia and having never been to Newfoundland, I have enough trouble with Torontonians assuming I'm a Newfie. (: Don't go there, you left-coast-dwellin' draft dodger, although I mean that in the nicest possible way. (: Second, I don't even have a balcony, so growing pepper is kind of a non-issue. I have one....only one....something or > other, which has turned yellow, and may turn red! When I HARVEST it, I > will taste it and see how hot it is! Ane then let everyone know, as this > wil be a first this year. Well I wish you luck with your harvest despite it all. El Nino is taking its toll in downtown TO (100 degrees with the humidex yesterday, and I don't have AC); hope you folks in BC have it a little kinder.