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Flaming Cheetos

Today the missionaries from my church came over for some lunch. While that doesn't really matter, it did force me to actually take a shower and fly by the grocery store to pick up something to actually feed them.
While I was slowly making my way through the aisles at the store, I decided what we really needed to eat were some chips. But not just any chips: Flaming Hot Cheetos. There's really nothing like them.
But naturally, when I decided to buy them, all I could think about was my good friend Dare-bear. He is an impressive man, and it seemed to everyone that for a period of time he survived solely on these cheetos, donuts, and Gatorade.

It was gross, but he did it.

So today is my shout out to you, Darren. Thanks for the memories. Cheetos will forever remind me of you.

Comments

D said…
Thanks for the love, Cindy. What a marvelous time that was. And thank you for introducing them to a whole new circle. Now the missionarywork in your area can really move forward.
December 12, 2008 at 5:53 PM
Jill said…
those things are sick. darren, i love you but i cannot condone the flaming hot cheetoes.
December 12, 2008 at 9:32 PM
Katie said…
Flaming hot cheetos are delicious. haha, thanks for your input on stan johnson, you're the first person I know who wasn't a fan! We'll see though :P Just so you know, I love your blog, and a part of me gets really excited when you post something new. It's lke Christmas every day.
December 13, 2008 at 2:51 AM
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