Cookiecrumb, Is there any chance you could make me a Marin shirt? The shirt needs sustainable,organic,free range,peace,love and hapinness, Marin tye dye grease stains. This shirt cannot have any non Marin unless approved by the brown rice cooperative or hari krishna wavy gravy stain. Only Marin gooop. Thankyou so very much.
Definitely. It's time!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to enjoying it vicariously through your blog! Heaven forbid you should ever actually run out of bacon! Eeek!
ReplyDeleteHmm, I have a praise the lard tshirt! Some friends found it while traveling to northern ca. Hmmmm.
ReplyDeletexo, Biggles
That's a really expensive T-shirt. I'll settle for grease stains on a pristine white.
ReplyDeleteBut, so cute.
Zia & Zoomie, We have a Meat Adventure planned the 4th of July week. We will have to ration our bacon till then.
ReplyDeleteRev. Biggles, The shirt would be appropriate for your congregation.
Cookiecrumb, In Marin?
Praise the lard and pass the barbecue sauce!
ReplyDeleteChilebrown: Well, they'd be artfully screened faux grease stains. Brought to you by Ironic Kitchen Garb. Probably cost more than the lard shirt. :D
ReplyDeleteCookiecrumb, Is there any chance you could make me a Marin shirt? The shirt needs sustainable,organic,free range,peace,love and hapinness, Marin tye dye grease stains. This shirt cannot have any non Marin unless approved by the brown rice cooperative or hari krishna wavy gravy stain. Only Marin gooop. Thankyou so very much.
ReplyDeleteHm. No local cotton.
ReplyDeleteOh, gosh, I'll have to kill Elvin Bishop and use his skin for it. It's gonna be expensive.