YOLOS

These are the days I might just go out and buy myself some chickens. I can make sure I have a running supply of eggs. It seems every time I go to the store I dread the walk past the eggs.

Take a look while you are driving and you will see it everywhere. I walk around town a lot with a friend and we notice two things. First people are in such a huge hurry. Oh, and they can't seem to put their phones down.

It's one thing to grab your family and head out to dinner. It's another thing when it turns into more than that. It turns into a chance to talk football. We are definitely football country here in the Texas Panhandle.

Are you in need of a little luck of the Irish? I feel like we could all use a bit. We are finally getting everything back to normal. It took a few years. So now more than ever we need to celebrate.

I love to support our food trucks. Heck I have made some good friends by doing so. Sometimes you get hungry and you want to try something new but the problem is you don't know where these trucks are parked.

It was on September 19th when Raquel Saunders left her last post on Facebook. In that post she let everyone know that she was fighting covid and would be put on a ventilator soon. She asked for prayers.

The day I was heading out to Dallas to become a Mimi I had to stop for breakfast. I called in to Yolo's and got be a two meat burrito. When I went to go pick it up that is when I found out about some pretty cool news.

I hung out at Yolo's a week ago to watch Raina Haung rip apart Yolo's breakfast challenge. There was so much food there and she made it seem like nothing. The only thing trying to keep her down was the downpour we experienced last weekend.

I headed down to 45th and Georgia Saturday evening. I was excited to watch another food challenge. They are always a fun time. I have so much admiration for people who can do these kids of feats. I really do. I always think I can do them. I have never tried.

Raina's videos on YouTube deal mainly with competitive eating. She's no stranger to massive food challenges and conquering them.

He did it in less than fifteen minutes.

Once again, someone with a camera is coming to Amarillo to take on a food challenge.