STOP! (growl!!) My empty stomach can't take it any more!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: it was phenomenal. And i just thought of the homemade
apple turnovers she used to make. That they started out with dried storebought
apples (which really stink as they're being rehydrated in hot water) is
...and I'm jealous... :(
Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: That we do.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i hear you, we'll need to hook up!
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Happy Thanksgiving to you as well, and I thank you for the compliment.
I was just the opposite...I ate just about every meal with the zeal of a hungry
husband coming home from work...I am fond of calling myself a proud omnivor,
eating or at least trying everything that was deemed edible in my household as
a child...With the exception of oatmeal cereal and chicken
We usually go to my Mom's or my adopted brother's house, although some
years, like when there has been illness or death in the immediate
family, we eat at my mom's favorite hotel restaurant or I know this
sound jaded, but she would pay a caterer to cook. What can I say, grief
and depression
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Pandas dumped on the streets by the truckload. Romantic nights at the
:)
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STOP! (growl!!) My empty stomach can't take it any more!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: it was phenomenal. And i just thought of the homemade
apple turnovers she used to make. That they started out with dried
I love oatmeal, try to eat it several times a week, especially because it helps
lower cholesterol. Liver? Never had it--never will. My fav is all the people
over the years who've tried to get me to taste their mamma's or grandmamma's
liver and onions. The common refrain is, it doesn't even
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By RON NIXON
Published: November 25, 2007
HENRY LOUIS GATES JR., whose PBS special African American Lives explores
the ancestry of famous African-Americans using DNA testing, has done more
than anyone
i'd love to see pictures of that. what a really cool extended family you have!
As for letting the permanent doldrums set in, i'm well aware of that. When i
first moved to Atlanta (from Chicago), i left one job, got one i didn't like,
and left that one. i was then unemployed for a while and i
i never did get why Futurama was cancelled. it was great. I still love the
reruns; indeed, i was laughing my butt off just last night. it was the ep where
this vicious alien race threatened to destroy Earth unless they could catch the
final episodes of an Aly McBeal type show. The aliens'
Oatmeal (gag!) Then I need an invitation to your grandmother's. Liver and
onions is the bomb, dude! Cherio's and lowfat milk works to control my
cholesterol...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I love oatmeal, try to eat it several times a week,
especially because it helps lower cholesterol. Liver?
I hear you, Keith...Been trying for six years to climb out of my rut...Hey, How
come you never told me you were originally from Chicago? Or for that matter,
did I tell you Chicago's my home town?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i'd love to see pictures of that. what a
really cool extended
It's hard to get out of a rut. Just make one change and stick to it for a
couple of weeks, then make another, and so on... I did it with working out,
which helps keep me balanced. Now, if I go 2 -3 days without some kind of
exercise, i miss it. When I do work out--not even super intense all the
I've heard some good things about Enchanted. Glad to see This Christmas did
well too. I think the success of movies like the latter show Hollywood that
Black movies can do well. I know some have disparaged the likes of Tyler
Perry's films and other Black comedies, but I think they're a good
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