Happy Thanksgiving Day!

Happy Turkey Day Everyone!

Who brought the green bean casserole?

Kavin

On 23 Nov 2006 07:29:26 -0800, "KavinTaylor@gmail.com"
<KavinTaylor@gmail.com> wrote:

>Happy Turkey Day Everyone!

And to you, even though you're more than a month late.

>Who brought the green bean casserole?

I really have to try this some time.

nj"and candied yams..."m
--
"You are under arrest and there will be no paella!"

N Jill Marsh schreef:


Kavin >Who brought the green bean casserole?
>
NJill> I really have to try this some time.

*Ray used to give his killer recipe :)

Corine

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N Jill Marsh wrote:
> On 23 Nov 2006 07:29:26 -0800, "KavinTaylor@gmail.com"
> <KavinTaylor@gmail.com> wrote:
>
kt> >Happy Turkey Day Everyone!
>
> And to you, even though you're more than a month late.

Crazy canada!

smiling-frog@home.nl wrote:
> N Jill Marsh schreef:
>
>
> Kavin >Who brought the green bean casserole?
> >
> NJill> I really have to try this some time.
>
> *Ray used to give his killer recipe :)

Actually, I hate the thing. Especially those nasty tasting onion
rings.

Kavin

Kavin Taylor wrote:

> Happy Turkey Day Everyone!

Well, Happy Thanksgiving to you, too, Kavin.

Oh, hey, and I noticed how you started your holiday. Ha! Visiting MFW,
eh? Glad to see you take an interest in fitness and weights, Kavvy.
Enjoy your stay there, of course.

> Who brought the green bean casserole?

Not me.

Sweet potatoes, turkey, ham, filling, gravy, corn, birthday cake,
pumpkin pie, mincemeat pie, hot coffee, and probably some other stuff
that I've forgotten in my overstuffed haze.

> Kavin

--
Curt
http://curtjames.com/

Curt James wrote:
<snipped>

And a good stuffing by your uncle, I'm sure.

'cause, he's so loving.

Kavin

Hope you put flowers on your grandmother's grave . . .

Kavin Taylor wrote:
[...]

> And a good stuffing by your uncle, I'm sure.
>
> 'cause, he's so loving.
>
> Kavin
>
> Hope you put flowers on your grandmother's grave . . .

Okay, Mr. Ranger.

I better warn Boo Boo. You sure meant it when you said you wuz packed
for bear!

Seriously, Kavin. Weak.

--
Curt
http://curtjame.com/

On 24 Nov 2006 07:17:57 -0800, "KavinTaylor@gmail.com"
<KavinTaylor@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>N Jill Marsh wrote:
>> On 23 Nov 2006 07:29:26 -0800, "KavinTaylor@gmail.com"
>> <KavinTaylor@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>kt> >Happy Turkey Day Everyone!
>>
>> And to you, even though you're more than a month late.
>
>Crazy canada!

Please, late November is no time for a freaking harvest festival.

I don't know it seems to be a better time for a genocidal, religiously
intolerant, football celebrating sort of festi....

nj"ah....never mind"m
--
"You are under arrest and there will be no paella!"

On 24 Nov 2006 07:10:06 -0800, smiling-frog@home.nl wrote:

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>N Jill Marsh schreef:
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>
>Kavin >Who brought the green bean casserole?
>>
>NJill> I really have to try this some time.
>
>*Ray used to give his killer recipe :)

I've got it printed off somewhere, I just never get around to making
it.

Instead of green bean casserole, I'm celebrating with margaritas.

They're green.

And made with beans.

nj"half right is good enough"m
--
"You are under arrest and there will be no paella!"

N Jill Marsh wrote:

> Please, late November is no time for a freaking harvest festival.
>
> I don't know it seems to be a better time for a genocidal, religiously
> intolerant, football celebrating sort of festi....

But October is too early for the harvesting of Christmas gifts from
stores.


Kavin

On 26 Nov 2006 07:39:48 -0800, "KavinTaylor@gmail.com"
<KavinTaylor@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>N Jill Marsh wrote:
>
>> Please, late November is no time for a freaking harvest festival.
>>
>> I don't know it seems to be a better time for a genocidal, religiously
>> intolerant, football celebrating sort of festi....
>
>But October is too early for the harvesting of Christmas gifts from
>stores.

Another good argument for an early Thanksgiving.


nj"bah humbug"m
--
"You are under arrest and there will be no paella!"

N Jill Marsh wrote:
> On 26 Nov 2006 07:39:48 -0800, "KavinTaylor@gmail.com"
> <KavinTaylor@gmail.com> wrote:
kt> >But October is too early for the harvesting of Christmas gifts
from
kt> >stores.
>

njm> Another good argument for an early Thanksgiving.

Come on, you're not in the Christmakwanzahannuka mood?

Happy Freaking Holidays!


Kavin

On 26 Nov 2006 08:35:19 -0800, "KavinTaylor@gmail.com"
<KavinTaylor@gmail.com> wrote:

>njm> Another good argument for an early Thanksgiving.
>
>Come on, you're not in the Christmakwanzahannuka mood?

No, one of my incomes is from retail.. I tell everyone who brings
them up that I don't observe whatever holiday they are speaking of.
I'm now labeled as a Christian/Jehovah's
Witness/Mormom/Moslem/Jew/Pagan/Athiest/X white person in all my
different workplaces.

>Happy Freaking Holidays!

Those, I might be able to get into.

nj"as long as there's no shopping involved"m
--
"You are under arrest and there will be no paella!"

KavinTaylor@gmail.com wrote:
> Happy Turkey Day Everyone!
>
> Who brought the green bean casserole?

I had called the local to make sure they were open on Thanksgiving &
they assured me they would open at five. Unfortunately, they had
neglected to inform me that only the bar -- and not the kitchen -- would
be open. No delicious pizza for me! So I went home and had tuna mac
because *fuck* the Bataan death march of family obligation and
dinner-related hissyfits.

Friday, on the other hand, I made two pies (sweet potato and punkin), a
german choc. cake, spicy cornbread sausage stuffing, chicken breasts in
a killer marinade, and garlic mashed potatoes with a smoky giblet gravy.
Everything from scratch cause that's how I roll.

I would like to give thanks for my new stove.

//spr0t

PS Three tablespoons of bourbon in a sweet potato pie is a bit much.
Whoooo, strong pie! Next time: two.