[Mrs. Curry]

Hi there, I am Krissy (Ralph-Kidcurry's wife). After meeting some of you at the Famous Daves cookoff and MDA telethon I decided to sign up so I could keep an eye on Ralph. 

I enjoy helping Ralph with his cookouts and hope to learn more. He enjoys BBQing soooo much. It is fun having a hobby to do together (everything but the meat prep, sorry hunny!)  And I, unlike Crash's wife, sleep through most of the cook or until awakened by Ralph exploding things, such as his cell phone.

I am looking forward to meeting more of you at the Prescott event this coming weekend. The weather should be beautiful...a nice change from the heat of the valley.  See ya all this weekend.

[Crash]

Hey Krissy.  Great to have you on here.  We look forward to seeing both you and Ralph up in Prescott this weekend.

It's about time you joined....Ralph has been running crazy through this site for a while now.  Hopefully, you can get him under control.

 

[Mike (AZBarbeque)]

Welcome Finally Krissy,  Great to have you on here, it's been a handful keeping Ralph in Check.  Hopefully you can help straighten him out..   

Seriously though, it's great to see you on here sharing in the BBQ Passion that we all have.  I know I appreciate everything you have done for us behind the scenes and I look forward to seeing you out at many of our upcoming events.

Hope you enjoy the site.

WELCOME!!!

Mike

[KidCurry]

Rut Row Rell Roy!!!

[AzJohnnyC]

Welcome! It was good to meet you and Ralph at the telethon. See you in Prescott.

[olivesmoker]

Welcome to the site. You already know about the madness 

[RobOConnell]

Hello Mrs Curry. Glad to see you here. My wife, Kari spoke highly of you guys from the MDA.

[smitty250]

Welcome Krissy. Enjoy the site and we look forward to meeting ya'll up in Prescott.

-Smitty

[azkitch]

And we're glad you came down here to escape the frigid cold! It was nice seeing you again at the telethon, and thank you once again for the hospitality you showed me when I came and picked up the drum. Did you hear me blathering about how great it worked? Clean it, drill 16 holes. I feel guilty about calling that "building" a drum. Still, the burn out portion was the most fun. I guess I need a fire pit. There are a couple days a year when you can use one and it isn't a "no burn" day here..."Honey, it's gonna be in the LOW 60's tonight. Let's have a bonfire!"