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Old 01-20-09, 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted by BluesDawg
CSN&Y were great, but I find myself much more drawn to Neil Young over the years than to Crosby, Stills and Nash. In the long run, I find it more important that my music has balls than be pretty.
I find myself drawn to the ex-girlfriend of both Crosby and Nash, and that would be Joni Mitchell. Two quotes come to mind. First, from Crosby ref: Joni with a side ref. to Graham Nash: "She's a tough woman to love, but we both tried!"

And the one by Miles Davis, ref: Joni "That broad's got balls!"

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and speaking of bongs-there is the Bong recreational area over towards Racine. I always wondered what type of recreational behavior was taking place there whenever I drove by the entrance.
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You must have had pie at Irma`s in Argyle!!
I was there the summer of 2006 and had her Sour Cream Rasberry pie and I was told that I was lucky to get it, as her pies are usually gone by the time of day we were there.
All I know is it was the BEST there is!

I was researching my "Jacobs" family history there.
Such a great friendly place that I spent much of my youth also on my "Erickson" ancestors farm. My mother was baptised at the old WIOTA church, I believe the oldest still open in the area.

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Originally Posted by Rick@OCRR
I find myself drawn to the ex-girlfriend of both Crosby and Nash, and that would be Joni Mitchell. Two quotes come to mind. First, from Crosby ref: Joni with a side ref. to Graham Nash: "She's a tough woman to love, but we both tried!"

And the one by Miles Davis, ref: Joni "That broad's got balls!"

Joan is still going strong at 63 years young!

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But her wonderful voice is ruined from years of smoking.
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Hey rck, did you know that the M&M Cafe in Monticello was successfully sold? It is closed for now but is scheduled to re-open in March. Don't know if it will be keeping the same name or offering pie.

For now our buttons that we biked to the M&M Cafe for pie, are collectibles. Stapfam has one of them.
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Tom,
As a matter of fact some just told me that it had been sold. I believe that it has been purchased by someone from Argyle. M @ M I believe have purchased a house in NG.

Pegib-Yes it is Irma's in Argyle and they still have very good pie.
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Originally Posted by Pegib



My mother was baptised at the old WIOTA church, I believe the oldest still open in the area.

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The West Wiota Lutheran Church, where I was baptised 50+ years ago and my mother is buried, burned down several years ago after a lightening strike during a WINTER storm. The bell survived. A new Wiota Lutheran Church was built in Wiota. I think the East Wiota Lutheran Church is still active.

My mother's family homestead is just outside of Wiota. Lots of Norwegian-sons in that area. Holverson, Erickson, Johnson, etc.

RCK and I have talked about doing a ride from Monroe to Wiota, probably via Argyle, and back to Monroe, probably via South Wayne. It would be an interesting backroad-y, scenic ride of about 50 to 60 miles.

How 'bout that? I managed to work in both a 50+ reference and a cycling reference.
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