As loyal Overheardians know, our very own Krista Nightengale is on the verge of getting married.
The wedding is in a small town north of Oklahoma City, and Krista is looking for a fun and original way to leave the reception.
Since Krista and her fiance are both alums of the University of Oklahoma, yours truly suggested getting the Sooner Schooner and its two ponies, Boomer and Sooner, to drive them off in the sunset.
A call has been placed with the OU Athletic Department, and we are waiting for a response. But if there are any influential Sooner Overheardians out there that could lend a helping hand, I know a bride that would be extremely grateful.
I’m getting much better about the unwritten rules for perfect camp moms. In fact, since last year I’ve really grown in the role. Look at the fab pillow case for the big sis gift being delivered today. And no, I didn’t make it- McCartney’s did. But still, I ordered it.
As Jason was posting his Mustang Donut blurb below I was being courted by a corporate donut guy. Mustang needs one of these guys:
I heard over the weekend that you were concerned/upset about DD taking over the Balls Hamburger space in Snyder Plaza. It would be a pleasure to visit with you about this, how the franchise is locally owned and operated, as well as our plans to become involved in all the communities we open in. Please feel free to call me when you get a chance and hopefully we could get together for a cup of coffee (my treat!).
A reader says we should be on the case:
OK…we’re all wondering…what’s the deal with Mustang Donuts now? Donuts are different. Staff has changed. Weekend lines are missing. Is there a story here?
Last week, when the big Dunkin’ Donuts news was confirmed, Tierney was commenting that she doesn’t understand how a donut place can stay in business. Does anyone still eat donuts often enough to keep them in business?
I have to think there are enough office break rooms in Dallas to keep really good donut stores prosperous for many years to come.
And the Jalapenos and serrano peppers; at least if they are from Grande Produce, a Hidalgo-based produce company that issued a voluntary recall of those three veggies today, according to the U.S. Food & Drug Administration.
A strain of salmonella, different from the one found in tomatoes (St. Paul), was found on their avocados, Jalapenos, and serrano peppers. No illnesses have been reported yet.
No need to panic. I’ve been calling local Park Cities Tex-Mexeries to find out if they carry food from Grande Produce. Here is your list. (more…)
I’ve enjoyed hearing from brides, whether former, current, or future. I got this one in an e-mail and thought it was good enough to be shared. The bride said I could post it, so here it is:
A reader sending feedback on one of my recent posts signs off with this:
Have you signed up for a shift at the middle school cafeteria? I am so excited about your children moving on to MIS, primarily because I know you are going to be exposed to some things that will stoke your fire.
I can hardly wait.