Satisfying a craving

YUM! Now I know what to fix for the SuperBowl party! Annette

OMG this sounds so awesome. I definately want to try this. Can't wait to go to the grocery store and get what I need to make it. Thanks for the tip. Hugs, Tabby

PATRICIA, OH MY GOD!!!! I FINISHED EATING ABOUT 1.5 HRS AGO AND NOW AFTER READING YOUR POST I'VE STARTED CRAVING THOSE FLIPPIN WANGS (southern speak). I'M GOING TO HAVE TO GO TO THE GROCERY STORE WHEN I GET OFF OF WORK TOMORROW NIGHT. THANKS FOR THE RECIPE. DONNA, SFY

I never was a wing fan. Baltimore is famous for it's chicken boxes. 5 fried wings and fries. I think you can buy a chicken box on every corner in the city. I was never one who ate them though. One, I find eating wings a waste of time and energy. I just don't care for them theat much. 2. I don't like super spicey foods. I have learned to find a way to satisfy your craving. There is always a way to substiture and make your taste buds happy. This journey certainly has been an education for all of us. I never really asked, What do you teach Patricia? I am also an educator. I haven't been in the classroom for quite awhile now. I am a specialist working out of the school board building. I also used to teach Driver's education classes at night. That was an experience. I am still certified to teach Driver's ed in Maryland. I may go ahead and seek another part time gig to help with some of my bills. Can't complain too much about $15.hour. I also love direct contact with students (in small metered amounts ). I was a Writing Specialist when I did teach (high school special education level classes). Anyway.... Enjoy your wings. Aime

I was a high school english teacher for several years. However, it wasn't my "thing" - I wasn't even certified, it was a small private school and I was doing it as a favor to my friend who was the headmaster at the time. Now I teach piano lessons in the evenings. I travel to the students homes. There is a slight possibility I may return to the school next year to teach music part time. We are working out a deal that would include health insurance, which is not typically offered to part-time employees. It would allow me more time to devote to the piano teaching business as right now I am trying to cram in as much as I can after working full time all day and it is wearing me out. Without this full time job I could easily fit in 4 hours or more an evening of lessons and at 30-40 dollars an hour (depending on distance travelled) that would be a good thing.