Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for September 17, 2016

Are you trying to make Baldo and Gracie orphans, Carmen?

I had a favorite Mexican restaurant in Raleigh, NC. I would tell people it could only be more authentic if there were chickens living on the floor in the kitchen!

LOL

Fred G. Sanford was played by John Elroy Sanford….

I have been startled just as bad, thought I was going to have a heart attack

OK, Bing translator is my new choice. Google doesn’t translate “DIOSITO”, except to “GOD”, but it’s taking that from the DIOS only.

BING Translator (correctly?) translated it to “DEAR GOD”.

You might want to try post-it notes instead Tia Carmen.BTW you guys need to fix the about Baldo blurb.

When my father got his first church, money was scarce in the boonies. The solution was the institution called a pounding; the preacher got paid in a pound of this and that (generally more). My mother was a city girl and let out a scream – the kitchen had several live chickens loose in it. Everyone pooled some more resources and built a chicken coop that day, and the culture shock slowly wore off.

For someone you really do Not like. When they go on vacation, pop open a door and throw some chickens and a rooster, and some feed into their house! Close the door.

Is she planning the kind of chicken dish where you walk the bird past the pot, or the kind where you dip its feet in the water?