Home Sweet Home!
Pensacola Beach, key west, Delray Beach, Green Cove Springs, Deland,
Ft. Lauderdale.
Here’s the low down on the hoe down.
THANK ALL Y’ALL FOR THE GOOD VIBES!
I have received hundreds and hundreds of well wishing phone calls, letters, cards, emails, prayers, good vibes, and posts on my guestbook and Facebook pages. I had a good run, and I was resigned to whatever would be, but I guess I have a few more strings to bend, a few more songs to sing, a few more mouths to feed, and a few more souls to fill with the spirit of brotherhood. I will see y’all somewhere down the road.
HEART ATTACK SPECIAL
The song “I Broke My Heart” written after my first heart attack in 2003 appears on my “Come and Get” It CD. You can get a copy for $5 from now until December 1st, or you can get a copy free with every case of Liquid Summer (any flavor or mixed) until then too. Bout time to think about your holiday gifts.
We recently took a trip to Yellowstone to commune with nature and do some hiking. Here’s some highlights on Facebook. 
Time to harvest the herbs. Here’s my Basil.
Freeze the leaves in little bags and have basil through the cold months
Chorizo
1 Page Avenue Asheville, North Carolina 28801 (828) 350-1332
Asheville, North Carolina has been called the Paris of the South. You get the vibe hanging out at the Biltmore Mansion where Granny Clampett meets Marie Antoinette. The folks up near Mount Pisgah have perpetuated a somewhat sophisticated, albeit rough-hewn sensibility over the years that makes for some fine grazing around lunchtime. Organic veghead bill of fare is typical, and the charming little downtown is vibrant with artisan shops selling exotic chocolates, doggie treats, antiques, and hand made belt buckles. The craftsmen share the sidewalk with color seekers, banjo buskers, and hillbilly rastas. All in all, a colorful place to hang.
Hector Diaz is from the Dominican Republic. He came to the US as a young boy, and worked in restaurants from a very early age. He worked his way up from the bottom, and became a chef. All of his clients said, “You need to open your own place.” So Hector made them an offer they could not refuse. He asked for $100 from all his friends. He started a restaurant, and every one who gave him money was reimbursed in food. Hector Diaz is not just a regular chef. He’s a creative and innovative artist who has perfected a Pan Latin cuisine all his own. Local, natural chicken and pork, natural Angus beef, and organic eggs, assures that all ingredients are top notch. He makes his own bacon, sausage, and chorizo by hand. He cures and smokes the salmon. He makes his own habanero pepper sauce. I like dis guy. The ever changing menu is breakfast and lunch with Senor Diaz’s fresh, savory, style. Killer salsa, great hot sauce, and wood fired organic tortillas are three things rarely available in restaurants, but all three in one place? I’m ready to order.