I only remember seeing Nate twice when I was growing up. He was older and his parents were divorced. He lived with his mom most of the time so even when my sister and I spent the summers in NY, he wasn't usually around.
It wasn't until I attended his father's funeral (my mom's brother) that we reconnected. At the time I lived in Raleigh so it wasn't a bad drive at all.. and we got up to see him a couple of times. He and Doris have two beautiful girls and a very handsome son and I'm looking forward to getting to know them better.

I made my own version of it this week. It looked pretty and Richard enjoyed it but silly me threw in a few changes and it wasn't nearly as tasty as Doris's.
I used red onion (which Richard prefers) for the color but I think it was a bit too strong for this dish AND I used lime juice which I usually prefer over lemon. It should have been lemon. I did use both red and yellow tomatoes which were fine but I think once we move to VA I will try making this again, maybe under Doris' directions! I'll let you know how it goes!

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sounds like a great salad...I like cold shrimp in salads
The salad does look pretty. My food tastes have changed now that I'm an adult but I still don't like shrimp or seafood. My husband would love it.
From the picture, it looks quite delicious! :)
If you want a really good (hot) shrimp dish, check out this one from--of course--my friend Jonathan *smiles*:
http://channelingjulia.blogspot.com/2010/11/scampi-fra-diavolo.html
It is sooo yummy! :)
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