Recipes, to be exact.

If you have your very own, unique recipe for a certain food or something of your own, let us know! Give us ingredients, directions, etc. or just share the kinds of foods you really love.

Chron and I were talking on AIM about our taste in foods which later led to a discussion of a place I used to work at called Carmela's Italian Restaurant and Pizzeria. I've made something similar to this, but I wanna try and remake it into perfection. I call it the Italian Gumbo Pizza (name still pending)

No real instructions, and I haven't really made it as I say below, but I will soon enough and see if it's good.

Basically, it's a pizza. Any kind of dough, although I want to give it a zesty garlic taste. Pizza sauce with a kick of cajun. The pizza is topped with italian sausage, pepperoni, proscuitto, hamburger (or meatball), covered in shredded mozzarella and pepperjack, then covered with banana peppers, jalapenos (optional), with sprinkles of crushed red peppers.

If you decide to find this yummy and want to try to make it yourself, do it however way you want. I have other italian ideas that may sound cooky but could make tastebuds bow down. I won't share them until I try it out and see if it's actually worth sharing.

NOW ITS YOUR TURN.

The picture above is perhaps one of the most amazing animals I've ever had. A fairly old boxer dog whom I've had for half of my life was put down this morning due to a severe cancer infection on his rear hindpaw. The family took him to numerous vets and they all gave a half-assed hypothesis on what the growth was from. Parents didn't have the money to get the paw, much less the leg amputated, which made the infection spread throughout his entire body. We've taken him to many, and most of them said it was, in fact, cancer. The growth grew to where his paw was as large as an average softball. It grew worse until he started to get gangreen. We couldn't wait any longer and he was put down today; Friday morning. He's been one of the very few living beings that kept me sane on this damned planet. He was unique... Something about him was so fascinating. Everybody could read his mind just by looking at his face. He had traits and a personality like an average human. I loved him to death, but this was all inevitable in the long run...

It's amazing how people like us can be so attached to an animal, whether it be a canine, feline, or even a pet fish. I know I'm not the only one undergoing or has undergone such emptiness, which is why I would like to hear your stories of how you went and undergone a pet's passing.