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After listening incessantly to Trans Siberian Orchestra Christmas music, I think I am now a TSO freak (or maybe even a groupie?). There's something about TSO that seems to make a a person listen

I could not believe what I heard today on tv. A Christmas tree at a school in Oregon had to be removed because 1 person complained that the tree is a religious symbol. What a travesty! The aetheists

We will have a thankful Thanksgiving, our son and family are here from Texas.? He was scheduled for his 3rd deployment either in Nov or on Dec 24 but they have moved him up until Jan 2, 10.? We

WISHING ALL MY WONDERFUL CLASSMATES A BLESSED THANKSGIVING. I HAVE MANY THINGS TO BE THANKFUL FOR BUT ONE OF THE BEST THAT HAPPENED THIS YEAR WAS THAT SOME OF US GOT TO REUNITE. HOPE WE GET TO SPEND

Sorry we can't stop by your home on our way back. We'll take a rain check. Thanks for the invitation. Elderberry pie sounds good. I haven't had that in years. Sure beats ground cherry pie. Rose has

What I remember is my grandmother had jars of "beef" that were waiting to be used for the minced meat pies. So it wasn't the last ingredient back then. However, haven't even tried the store bought

Patricia, I hope no one from Silver Burdet Music Series reads your e-mail since those words are copyrighted and you just broke their copyright law!? I won't tell a single soul, I promise.? Actually,

Sounds like a communist plot to me. Where's the hammer to go with the sickle? I don't recall that song at all; and my mind is sharp as a tack (another stupid expression). Could be that we sang that

in case this is just a family memory you can google it and listen to the music..... I somehow remember in grade school learning it....................? what say YOU? SWING THE SHINING SICKLE (Alice

OK. So who can name 5 Thanksgiving songs we used to sing in school? I can only think of Over the River and Thru the Woods to Grandmother's House We Go. The horse was lean and dank and swaybacked to

I looked at the ingredients on a jar of mincemeat yesterday, and one of the final ingredients is "beef". So I guess the stuff that is marketed and mass-produced has only a trace of meat in it. I don't

Does anyone know why turkeys cost so much less this year than in prior years? Prices around here are 40 cents per pound which is about 60 cents per pound cheaper than apples. Is there a glut of

Turkey necks..uncooked. Catfish bait! Paul From: dalton59@... [mailto:dalton59@...] On Behalf Of jhdouglas59 Sent: Tuesday, November 17, 2009 10:43 AM To:

I forgot another least favorite T-Day food. That would be cornbread stuffing for the turkey. I guess that's a Southern thing. Nothing beats stale bread stuffing made with mushrooms and oysters with a

Mincemeat! Haven't seen that in a long time. I liked it when it was made with real beef - My grandmother always had at least two at Thanksgiving. Most people have never heard of ground cherry pie, in

I rather like a small sliver of mincemeat pie. And i have not had dried creamed corn since i was a pilgrim. I cant think of anything that anyone served other than oyster dressing at my in laws home

Here are my 3 least favorite Thanksgiving food memories (not listed in any particular order): Mincemeat pie Ground cherry pie Creamed dried corn What gross foods can you think of that always appeared

Benny also said "All cats are grey at night". Benny had a dark side to him as well as all of his famous achievements.

[image: Benjamin Franklin]<http://www.quotedb.com/authors/benjamin-franklin> "Life's Tragedy is that we get old to soon and wise too late." -- *Benjamin Franklin*