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Awesome food at Furr's Cafe October 12th-er so please don't choke over it.

I know this pic is not very eye pleasing but it has significant meaning to me. :))

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country bumpkin

Furr's Cafeteria competes with Luby's Cafeteria at least in west Texas where I'm from. The food is what you would expect from cafeteria food and no more or no less. I remember when my son was in the 3rd grade he spent Thanksgiving with his dad so I went to Furr's for lunch/dinner feeling sorry for myself, but I met a widower who was in his late 70's or early 80's eating all by himself. I asked if I may sit with him and of course he said, yes. I was so blessed that day that God brought the two of us together, what a enjoyable time we had. (The jello pic depicts another cherished memory).

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