rck
01-15-13, 10:35 AM
I have a confession to make. I did not ride my bike to Irma's even once in 2012! Sigh.
Mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa!:bike:
Mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa!:bike:
Fifty Plus (50+) - mea culpa
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Dudelsack
01-15-13, 10:38 AM
Agnus dei qui tollis pecato mundi, miserere nobis.
You are absolved. Go in peace.
You are absolved. Go in peace.
climberguy
01-15-13, 10:54 AM
Who is Irma?
stapfam
01-15-13, 11:02 AM
What a crime?
In the early days of 50+ it happened that PIE became the saviour of many of us out on rides. Nothing better when you are flagging on that ride than a stop at a cafe for coffee and a slice of pie. All that sugar to give you energy and the carbo-hydrates to keep the energy coming. We all had our favourite PIE stops and we bragged about it. Then one day RCK and Skipper? posted a pic of their Pie stop and the menu they had. Put the rest of us to shame and it was unofficially decided that Irma's Kitchen was to become the "Virtual" Clubhouse of the BF 50+ group. Haven't been there but I got the "T"shirt.
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So I think it very remiss of RCK not to have gone to Irma's in the last year. I don't know how he has survived without a slice of their Pie for one whole year.
And it is Irma's Kitchen International as the pic above shows at the London stage of the Tour of Britain in 2007.
In the early days of 50+ it happened that PIE became the saviour of many of us out on rides. Nothing better when you are flagging on that ride than a stop at a cafe for coffee and a slice of pie. All that sugar to give you energy and the carbo-hydrates to keep the energy coming. We all had our favourite PIE stops and we bragged about it. Then one day RCK and Skipper? posted a pic of their Pie stop and the menu they had. Put the rest of us to shame and it was unofficially decided that Irma's Kitchen was to become the "Virtual" Clubhouse of the BF 50+ group. Haven't been there but I got the "T"shirt.
293701
So I think it very remiss of RCK not to have gone to Irma's in the last year. I don't know how he has survived without a slice of their Pie for one whole year.
And it is Irma's Kitchen International as the pic above shows at the London stage of the Tour of Britain in 2007.
Clawed
01-15-13, 11:03 AM
Who is Irma?
And why does she speak Latin?
Vini vedi velocipede.
And why does she speak Latin?
Vini vedi velocipede.
NOS88
01-15-13, 11:16 AM
Don't worry. My wife and I had a piece for you when we were in Wisconsin this summer. It really is all that they say it is. Irma’s and Frank Lloyd Wrights’s Taliesin West were the two “must get to” stops.
climberguy
01-15-13, 11:28 AM
In the early days of 50+ it happened that PIE became the saviour of many of us out on rides. Nothing better when you are flagging on that ride than a stop at a cafe for coffee and a slice of pie. All that sugar to give you energy and the carbo-hydrates to keep the energy coming. We all had our favourite PIE stops and we bragged about it. Then one day RCK and Skipper? posted a pic of their Pie stop and the menu they had. Put the rest of us to shame and it was unofficially decided that Irma's Kitchen was to become the "Virtual" Clubhouse of the BF 50+ group. Haven't been there but I got the "T"shirt.
293701
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And it is Irma's Kitchen International as the pic above shows at the London stage of the Tour of Britain in 2007.
Thanks for enlightening me. I can see that there is much I still have to learn.
293701
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And it is Irma's Kitchen International as the pic above shows at the London stage of the Tour of Britain in 2007.
Thanks for enlightening me. I can see that there is much I still have to learn.