[NFBF-Tampa] Yappy Hour: Welcome to my kitchen!

Sun May 31 16:45:53 UTC 2020

Oh Gary, my heart is heavy that our society is showing hate, fear and all sorts of bad things. I won't get political, but much of what is said by people in positions of leadership stirs up those types of feelings. Then, we have others who are taking advantage of the situation to steal, distroy and divert from the real issues. Our system needs fixing big time. All we can do is our best to live the life we want and help in a peaceful way to ensure that others have the opportunity to do so as well.

I agree with you about walking and getting outside. In our development there are lots of people out walking, riding bikes, driving golf carts and the like. The swimming pools are opened with limited groups of people and social distancing. Next week, I should say, starting tomorrow, the local tram will be available to take people to grocery stores and the like. It has bee running apparently for the past couple of weeks but I usually ride with my husband if I go to the grocery stores. I'm walking between 3 and 5 miles a day now. I cut back a little because my feet were hurting. It's hot out there though so you have to choose you times. We have it much better here in that it is safe to walk. It isn't everywhere. 

I am trying hard not to become to stressed or negative watching the riots and the coverage. I hope that everyone keeps in straight in their minds the difference between assembling to express their belief about what needs to be changed in the system and those who are taking advantage of the situation. 

Miss Vicky says that now that she turned two today she is ready to go out walking and just continue doing her job and being cute.

All, stay safe.

Joy with Vicky my beautiful golden/lab cross guide.

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Sent: Saturday, May 30, 2020 7:53 PM
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Subject: Re: [NFBF-Tampa] Yappy Hour: Welcome to my kitchen!

Yes I was just with my sister two years older than me. And we were talking about the cop that was kneeling on the young black man throat for nine minutes until he died even when he called out for his mama. I said to my sister and she agreed that this is going on between white cops and black man white cops and black women is racist. I say that because my whole entire family is black. And it makes me sick and very angry at these white cops. And then with the black woman is mad At the cup for investing her brother. Because he was planning on coming to the Tampa Bay area and doing a lot of shooting killing. And she claims she needed help getting out the car and when a cop trying to help her she launched at the cop with a huge huge butcher knife. So the cop came from running out the building to see what was the matter and they had to shoot the lady because she was trying to stab the car. And that was over by where my sister lives in Temple Terrace. I told my sister that this country is going to hell in a hand basket

I didn’t join the meeting today because one I was getting back in from walking Frisco and two I knew I was going to be with my sister two years older than me for a couple hours she she is more in Porten right now or she’s just more important in my life. Because I am the youngest one in the family and all my family it worries about me at this time so she comes and get me and take me to so I could see my nephews my brother and the rest of the family so they can know how I’m doing. Me and Frisco is not Like the people here in Tampa at the Tampa Bay chapter were they say they stay in the house. I knew when I was no longer for right now going to be at the VA on March 1 and right before they did the shut down the VA did a shut down on March 1 to protect our patients I said to my sisters this coronavirus that’s coming to Tampa is not want to keep me locked in my house. Me and Frisco does not stay in the house like a lot of people at the Tampa beach after we go out walking every day we go everywhere we don’t sit in the house. Because a lot of myDoctors and nurses said it’s not good just a set up in the house like that. It’s good to get out and just walk around your neighborhood and S with me in Frisco do twice a day we walk around our neighborhood working on street crossing so he can keep that up. The only days I did not go out walking is on the weekends because it’s not as busy out here on the weekend but I do it through the week where it’s a lot more cars.

 Doctors and nurses said it’s not good just a set up in the house like that. It’s good to get out and just walk around your neighborhood and S with me in Frisco do twice a day we walk around our neighborhood working on street crossing so he can keep that up. The only days I did not go out walking is on the weekends because it’s not as busy out here on the weekend but I do it through the week where it’s a lot more cars.

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> On May 30, 2020, at 6:42 PM, Joy Relton via NFBF-Tampa <nfbf-tampa at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Sorry I missed it. Unfortunately, I've been caught up watching the 
> riots occurring in this country. My heart is heavy. Our country is 
> going backwards. I hope that you had a great time. I would have enjoyed it.
> 
> Joy
> 
> P.S. Tomorrow little Vicky will turn two years old. I sometimes forget 
> that she is still a puppy. That is until I take her out in the yard 
> and, rather than "taking care of business", I find her lying on her 
> side with a stick in her mouth just wagging her tail.
> 
> I pray that all are safe and cherishing the flavors, smells and 
> pleasures of each day.
> 
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: NFBF-Tampa <nfbf-tampa-bounces at nfbnet.org> On Behalf Of Marion 
> Gwizdala via NFBF-Tampa
> Sent: Saturday, May 30, 2020 12:26 PM
> To: NFB of Florida Tampa Chapter List <nfbf-tampa at nfbnet.org>; NFB of 
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> Cc: Marion Gwizdala <marion.gwizdala at verizon.net>
> Subject: [NFBF-Tampa] Yappy Hour: Welcome to my kitchen!
> 
> 
>    One of Merry's and my favorite things to do is to have friends over 
> to our home while I play in the favorite room of our house - my kitchen.
> From my kitchen, I can be a part of everything going on in the house, 
> whether in the dining room, florida room, or the living room, I can be 
> a part of the gathering from my kitchen. Of course, the favorite place 
> to be for those n the know is around the bar where they have the 
> limited opportunity to sample what everyone else will enjoy a little 
> later! I would love to have all of you over to my home for dinner; 
> however, distance and some little bug is keeping this from happening 
> live. Nonetheless, I would like to invite you to join me this afternoon while I play in my kitchen!
> Come gather around my bar and let's get yappy!
> 
>    One of my wife's favorite soups is served by a locally famous 
> establishment named "Beef O'Brady's" - Chicken Poblano Soup. Last 
> night I found a recipe and just got back home from buying what I need 
> to make a version of this dish....or bowl! If you would like to make 
> it with me or are inspired to try it at a later time, here is the recipe:
> 
> Chicken Poblano Soup
> 
> 3 poblano peppers
> 3 chicken breasts bone in and skin on
> 1 teaspoon kosher salt divided
> 1/4 teaspoon coarse black pepper
> 2 tablespoons canola oil
> 1/4 cup butter
> 1/4 cup flour
> 8 cups chicken broth
> 16  ounces roasted corn frozen
> 2 15 oz. cans black beans
> 2 red bell peppers diced finely
> 2 cups shredded sharp cheddar cheese
> 1 cup shredded pepper jack cheese
> 1 lime juiced
> 2 tablespoons ground cumin
> 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
> 1/2 cup half and half or heavy cream
> 1 jalapeño thinly sliced
> 
> Method
> 1. Preheat the oven to 425 degrees.
> 2. Season the poblano pepper and chicken with the canola oil, half the 
> salt and pepper and put onto a baking sheet lined with foil.
> 3. Roast for 25 - 30 minutes or until peppers are charred and chicken 
> is cooked through.
> 4. While the food is roasting start the soup by adding in the butter 
> and flour into a large stockpot.
> 5. Cook the mixture while whisking for about 1 minute 6. Add the chicken broth.
> 7. Bring the mixture to a light boil then add in the corn, black beans 
> and red bell peppers and let it simmer for 15 minutes  while the food 
> finishes in the oven.
> 8. Shred the chicken, deseed the peppers, and dice the poblano peppers 
> adding them to the soup.
> 9. Add in the remaining salt, cheddar and pepper jack cheese, lime 
> juice, cumin, cayenne, and cream.
> 10. Stir until melted and combined and garnish with jalapeños before serving.
> 
>    As is true with any soup, a crusty, absorbent bread is also a must!
> On my way home this morning, I dropped by our local Latin American 
> supermarket where I picked up the poblano peppers and two loaves of 
> freshly baked Cuban bread. *It was still hot! That will soak up the broth just fine!
> Read on for directions to my kitchen!
> 
> Fraternally yours,
> Marion
> 
> 
> Marion Gwizdala, President
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