Depot Diner & Coffee Shop

[Mookie]

Oh Joe! That is wonderful! I am so flattered!

Mook [:X]

[cherokee woman]

I would like fried potaters,
No, I did not say tomaters

[JoeKoh]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Mookie

QUOTE: Originally posted by UPTRAIN

You think your so good, you think your so fine, do think you can make a rhyme every time?

You're a poet and don't know it..............your feet are Longfellows!

No applause please!

Moo

she would eat it on a plane she would eat it on a train she could eat it near or far and even while riding in a car. she would eat it here or there.why yes miss mook would eat chocolate cake anywhere.[:)]
regards to Dr Suess
stay safe
Joe

[Mookie]

QUOTE: Originally posted by UPTRAIN

You think your so good, you think your so fine, do think you can make a rhyme every time?

You're a poet and don't know it..............your feet are Longfellows!

No applause please!

Moo

[Mookie]

QUOTE: Originally posted by cherokee woman

Thanks Mookie: will have to try that the next time I make spaghetti.

BTW, locomutt wants to know how you brown round meatballs on two sides![:)]

Very Carefully -

And - you should add onion to the mixture - I don't cook with onion - I am allergic to it, so don't use it at all, but love it!

[tree68]

QUOTE: Originally posted by locomutt

QUOTE: Originally posted by tree68

Had to pass on the tomatoes, but the cukes were delicious!

Any budding poets out there? We've introduced music to the diner - how about a poetry slam?

You don't like tomatoes? Man!
And as far as poets,Idon't know it.[:)]

I love tomatoes, it's just that they seem to have taken a distinct dislike of moi.[:(!]

[locomutt]

QUOTE: Originally posted by UPTRAIN

You think your so good, you think your so fine, do think you can make a rhyme every time?

NO![:D]

That's good.[:)]

[UPTRAIN]

You think your so good, you think your so fine, do think you can make a rhyme every time?

[locomutt]

QUOTE: Originally posted by tree68

Had to pass on the tomatoes, but the cukes were delicious!

Any budding poets out there? We've introduced music to the diner - how about a poetry slam?

You don't like tomatoes? Man!
And as far as poets,Idon't know it.[:)]

[cherokee woman]

Thanks Mookie: will have to try that the next time I make spaghetti.

BTW, locomutt wants to know how you brown round meatballs on two sides![:)]

[espeefoamer]

Sounds good!Must try them sometime[dinner] .

[Mookie]

CW - porcupine meatballs - hamburger, 1 egg, little milk and add rice - never measure, so just so it is mooshy and not too dry. Rice will take the moisture.

Make meatballs, brown on two sides, cover with tomato sauce and/or puree. Simmer slowly about 15 min - yum....

Easy to make and fairly fast!

Mook

[Mookie]

I love them little mices, love them to pie-sez.....

La La La.....

Mookie....(all sorts of food there)

[tree68]

Had to pass on the tomatoes, but the cukes were delicious!

Any budding poets out there? We've introduced music to the diner - how about a poetry slam?

[Noah Hofrichter]

Dave, it's a long story, so here goes....

The WSOR had it's passenger fleet, consisting of two E9's, 1 F7, and a few coaches, sleepers, ect. They ran excursions periodically, on no schedual, untill I think 2001. A few months later, the equipment, all except for three cars to be used on business trains, was sold to the City of Middleton, a Suburb of Madison. After a year of running "transportaion services" like taking people from parking lots to the collage football stadium on game days. After about a year the operation went belly up, and the equipment was kindly stored by its former owners at it's head quarters In Milwaukee, WI. The equipment was never repainted, it ran as it was sold. Well, for two and a half years the equipment sat in storage, untill about two months ago, when Middleton decided to sell the equipment back to the WSOR. Right now, the engines are being reworked, as it badly damaged them sitting for two years doing nothing. All of us WSOR fans are hopeing they'll begin running excursions again soon. I never saw the equipment, the closest I got was seeing the coaches sitting out side the head quarters between the bushes last spring. If you want I can provide a few pictures, not mine, but I know a few links.

Also, the engine in the Picture was repainted about a year or two ago, it's now 2051, which runs up to my town fairly often.

Noah

[cherokee woman]

Mookie, glad to know driver is back home. Now you won't be lonely at night when
you get home from work.

And Mookie: what are porcupine meatballs?!?!

Bacon and cantaloupe sounds real good for breakfast!!

[Mookie]

Monday morning and I am alone in here.

Clarification is in order - it isn't proper to eat cat - no matter your ethnicity. Just ain't proper.

Driver home from week in Wyoming fly fishing. Longest week I ever spent! Don't like to be separated like that. Had to take out the garbage and drive myself to work. Lot of extra work!

Breakfast - cantaloupe and bacon, cheese and tomato omelettes. Yummmmm....,

Lunch - fre***omatoes and cucumbers!

Dinner - porcupine meatballs -

Happy Mookie

[Kozzie]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Noah Hofrichter

Dave, You bet you could. It was really neat too. I recomend going up there if your in the area, although that seems unlikely for you.

Noah

Thanks Noah [:D] - but you're right - unlikely for me [:(] - but I can look at the pictures and read the articles, heh heh [;)][:)]

I'm not sure if you've told me before, but how often does the WSOR passenger train run that is pictured in your signature? Looks great [:)][;)] (I've gotta admit - I do have a liking for good looking passenger trains [:)] )

Dave

[TrainFreak409]

QUOTE: Originally posted by cherokee woman

Trainfreak409,

NO COMMENT!!

Now what are we having to eat today, and WHO IS COOKING??????????

Doesn't anybody else listen to Weird Al?

Anyway, I'm not that big about french toast, but then again, I'll eat anything! Especially, when it's CREAMED CHIPPED BEEF!

[8]TrainFreak409[8]

[espeefoamer]

QUOTE: Originally posted by fuzzybroken

Hmmm... first time I read thru the posts... interesting.

I helped a friend move some furniture for his sister yesterday, and their mother took us out to eat at the Sugar Creek Inn, on US-12/WIS-67 north of Elkhorn, WI. Most of us had the stuffed french toast, and it was DELICIOUS!!! Reasonably priced, too. Definitely worth going back, guess I'll have to stop there on my next trip to Janesville!!!

Still drooling,
-Mark
http://www.geocities.com/fuzzybroken

Stuffed French Toast.[C=:-)] MMMMMMMMMMMMMM[dinner] [dinner] [dinner]!

[Noah Hofrichter]

Dave, You bet you could. It was really neat too. I recomend going up there if your in the area, although that seems unlikely for you.

Noah

[fuzzybroken]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Kozzie

QUOTE: Originally posted by fuzzybroken

Hmmm... first time I read thru the posts... interesting.

I helped a friend move some furniture for his sister yesterday, and their mother took us out to eat at the Sugar Creek Inn, on US-12/WIS-67 north of Elkhorn, WI. Most of us had the stuffed french toast, and it was DELICIOUS!!! Reasonably priced, too. Definitely worth going back, guess I'll have to stop there on my next trip to Janesville!!!

Still drooling,
-Mark
http://www.geocities.com/fuzzybroken

Mark, [;)] you've got me [:0] I've had French Toast, [;)] but what's stuffed French Toast? [:I]

Dave

"Texas" toast made up "french" style, stuffed with cream cheese. Delicious! [:p]

-MH

[Kozzie]

QUOTE: Originally posted by fuzzybroken

Hmmm... first time I read thru the posts... interesting.

I helped a friend move some furniture for his sister yesterday, and their mother took us out to eat at the Sugar Creek Inn, on US-12/WIS-67 north of Elkhorn, WI. Most of us had the stuffed french toast, and it was DELICIOUS!!! Reasonably priced, too. Definitely worth going back, guess I'll have to stop there on my next trip to Janesville!!!

Still drooling,
-Mark
http://www.geocities.com/fuzzybroken

Mark, [;)] you've got me [:0] I've had French Toast, [;)] but what's stuffed French Toast? [:I]

Dave

[fuzzybroken]

Hmmm... first time I read thru the posts... interesting.

I helped a friend move some furniture for his sister yesterday, and their mother took us out to eat at the Sugar Creek Inn, on US-12/WIS-67 north of Elkhorn, WI. Most of us had the stuffed french toast, and it was DELICIOUS!!! Reasonably priced, too. Definitely worth going back, guess I'll have to stop there on my next trip to Janesville!!!

Still drooling,
-Mark
http://www.geocities.com/fuzzybroken

[Kozzie]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Noah Hofrichter

Howdy all, I've been absent recently, my Dad and I went up to Green Bay area and such. One of our stops was teh national railroad museum, which was nice but definately not what I was expecting. I did get to see what I wanted to see though, the Former Wisconsin and Calumet 2 remaining F7's, F7b, and two BL2's in WICT paint but owned by a private collector. Also got to see the Big Boy they have there, and well, all I can say is, Boy! is she a Big Boy! Got ot see a few CN owned trains on the lines around there, and got one really nice picture I'm going to try to get on railpictures.net. Well I got to go, as I got to go finnish catching up on all the topics

Hey noah[:)] Sounds like a very interesting time. How close could you get to the Big Boy/ Could you stand inside the engineer's cabin?

Dave

[Noah Hofrichter]

Howdy all, I've been absent recently, my Dad and I went up to Green Bay area and such. One of our stops was teh national railroad museum, which was nice but definately not what I was expecting. I did get to see what I wanted to see though, the Former Wisconsin and Calumet 2 remaining F7's, F7b, and two BL2's in WICT paint but owned by a private collector. Also got to see the Big Boy they have there, and well, all I can say is, Boy! is she a Big Boy! Got ot see a few CN owned trains on the lines around there, and got one really nice picture I'm going to try to get on railpictures.net. Well I got to go, as I got to go finnish catching up on all the topics

[cherokee woman]

Trainfreak409,

NO COMMENT!!

Now what are we having to eat today, and WHO IS COOKING??????????

[TrainFreak409]

Weird Al wrote a song about Chinese food. It was a parody to "Cat in the Craddle," entitled "Cat in the Kettle"

It goes...

"Did you ever think when you eat Chinese?
It ain't pork or chicken, but a fat siamese.
But the food taste great, so you don't complain,
but that's not chicken in your chicken choumein.
It seems to me I ordered Sweet and Sour Pork,
But Garfield's on my fork.
He's purring here on my fork...

There's a cat in the kettle at the Pi King Moon.
The place that I ate everyday at noon.
They can feed you cat and you'll never know.
Once they wrap it up in dough.
Their bright, real crispin' dough.

Chou lin, that's great, I want it more,
As you were dialin' up your buddy at the ol' pet store.
I said not today, I've lost my appotite,
There's two cats in my belly, and they want to fight.
I was suckin' on a Rolaids, and a Tums or two,
When I swear I heard it mew, boy.
And that is where I knew...

There's a cat in the kettle at the Pi King Moon.
I think I gotta stop eating there at noon.
They say that it's beef, or fish, or pork.
But, it's purring here on my fork.
There's a hairball on my fork.

YAY! KAREOKE!

[8]TrainFreak409[8]

[cherokee woman]

Joe,

Let me guess: Matt snuck all the chocolate cupcakes, and hid them for himself. But
HOW did squirt guns mysteriously appear?! Shouldn't that be "accidentally appeared?

How many chicken legs did Matt devour, and did you all have any deviled eggs and
potato salad?

[JoeKoh]

QUOTE: Originally posted by locomutt

QUOTE: Originally posted by JoeKoh

Good Morning
got fresh fruit and B E &T on special this morn. gotta make it quick going to a family reunuion today.
stay safe
Joe

Sounds good,hope you have a great time with family today.[:)]

Yea had a great time so did all the kids.some how some squirt guns mysteriously appeared and chocolate cupcakes dissappeared.[}:)]
stay safe
Joe