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  1. No, no,no -- he's been a hottie for me all my life, practically. Those eyes..... And as a teenager, James Dean.... (in all his inarticulateness).
  2. Why doesn't life automatically come iwth these handy instructions???
  3. My plan B for a BLT is a BLA which is not blah at all, and it has no mayo with soy in it. Instead of slicing the avocado you mash it on to each of your toast slices, top each slice with bacon, put the lettuce in the middle and mash it together. Not only do you avoid the tomato and the mayo, but the avocado does not fall out in little pieces along the edges...
  4. Have you tried the Coconut Secret product, Coconut Aminos (from Whole Foods)?? It is a pretty good soy sauce substitute. That's what I find hardest, the things you season/sauce with like soy, tomatoes, lemon juice. There absolutely is NO substitute for tomatoes except the one RiceGuy makes called NoMato, but I can't do beets either. And vinegar is not...
  5. Lisa, in return, what's in the marinade?? Please!!
  6. And so not something you'd care to ask for help with! Sorry about the back.
  7. By the way, you and your man look good vertical, and in your non-spanx.
  8. Lisa, that sounds awfully like the traditional Kiwi Christmas dinner (although turkeys are becoming more popular, and thus cheaper). That's what hubs wanted (the lamb that is) - note to self, make more mint sauce - but of course I won't have the potatoes. I will do roast veg - red onions, squash, sweet potato, parsnip - and asparagus is in full swing here...
  9. kiwi's indeed! I read a piece last week about abandoning the apostrophe altogether as a lost cause Mrs. Jones cat has lost it's hat, so its going to have a cold head. Might just as well. You can read it without them or with them wrong
  10. Yep - we is almost done with the 21st
  11. I think I will let someone else do that.
  12. No, no, only 7 more hours and it will be the 22nd!!! Hanging in there Whose clock do they use, anyway???
  13. Oh, do tell!!! I think we are about the same Hope you have a nonstop and don't have to go through LA or Vegas.
  14. Well, there are many things of which we have two Now we need to know the answer to your question, if it's noteworthy that K has two of them
  15. Maybe I should get some and then I will have a lemon substitute???
  16. Man, the only sumac I heard of is poison, and I sure don't have that in my pantry. I do, however, have juniper berries and saffron.
  17. Yay, Raschelle - what a fine Chrissie pressie, as they say here -- your freedom!!! But what a year it has been for a lot of us. Jacquie, so sorry about your dad. I went into a kind of fugue state when mine died, walked alone on wild beaches, just walked.... Gals miss their dads.
  18. Any hash browns to go with that?
  19. Thanks for all your sympathies. It's funny, it has affected me in ways I did not ever contemplate. I never tried to write a poem for someone before I just hope they all get to go sailing together again
  20. Yep, just a little organization is needed so we don't have five different conversations interspersed amongst each other. (like I just did before I corrected - you can quickly lose the context). But then, maybe we is too old; however, methinks, with feets like dat, Bunnie is barely hatched.
  21. Nothin' worse than a chilly cabana boy
  22. Jim was a good guy, too bright, a bit too sensitive... knew his smoking was killing him, but the last thing he did was smoke a cigarette
  23. We got in and had a fab meal - what a luxury to have the table for the evening, wander in the herb garden, peek in the back door of the kitchen. But it would be even more of a luxury to eat a CHEZ LOVE2TRAVEL meal (in Croatia )
  24. A racing sailboat, the name Nizam she bore With owner/skipper 'Hargie' and a crew of four. The boat was fast, the crew were 'ept' And other boats in her wake she left. Forty knots of wind, no big deal, Up on the rail, guys, she's got too much heel. So those were the sailing days of yore And one of the crew was my ex-brother-in-law. But her glory...
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