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  1. May all who celebrate this Christmas holiday have a joyous day(s) with good friends, good family
    (not too many arguments) and good food. If you don't celebrate Christmas then may you have the same
    good friends, family and food.

    :-)

    Let the eating begin........

    Dimitri

  2. "Dimiri" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    May all who celebrate this Christmas holiday have a joyous day(s) with


    good

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    friends, good family (not too many arguments) and good food. If you don't celebrate Christmas then
    may you have the same good friends, family and food.

    :-)

    Let the eating begin........

    Same to you, and everyone, a wonderful and bountiful Christmas meal.

    ;-)

  3. "Dimiri" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    May all who celebrate this Christmas holiday have a joyous day(s) with


    good

    Quoted message said:

    friends, good family (not too many arguments) and good food. If you don't celebrate Christmas then
    may you have the same good friends, family and food.

    :-)

    Let the eating begin........

    Dimitri

    Merry Christmas to all the great people here in RFC !!

    peace, Barbara

  4. "Dimiri" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:

    May all who celebrate this Christmas holiday have a joyous day(s) with good friends, good family
    (not too many arguments) and good food. If you don't celebrate Christmas then may you have the
    same good friends, family and food.

    :-)

    Let the eating begin........

    Dimitri

    And to you and yours, Dimitri!

    Wayne

  5. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from Phoenix as well.

    Anne (who is not cooking this year)

    AAC/AAF/AFBV62.0844.AZ tckworld.comopfoot

  6. On Wed, 24 Dec 2003 11:56:11 GMT, "Dimiri" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    May all who celebrate this Christmas holiday have a joyous day(s) with good friends, good family
    (not too many arguments) and good food. If you don't celebrate Christmas then may you have the same
    good friends, family and food.

    I was picking up a few last minute items in the grocery store yesterday. There was a nice gentleman
    standing next to me at the deli counter who was just as talkative as me. He explained what he was
    making for Christmas. A few minutes later I passed him in an aisle and he was all excited about
    something else he's found to dress up the serving platter. I laughed and asked what time we were
    eating. He reached for the pen in his pocket and said "you wanna come?" I smiled and said I had
    plans not thinking he was going to take me seriously. His smile faded as he said "oh, well it's just
    going to be me there. I have brothers and sisters but I don't know where they are"

    I'm still sad over this. I'm lucky to have family. This will be the first time all of my brothers
    have been together in about 10 years. In the next 24 hours I'll be with over 30 people eating
    like a king.

    Happy Festivus everyone.

    Gar

  7. "Dimiri" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    May all who celebrate this Christmas holiday have a joyous day(s) with


    good

    Quoted message said:

    friends, good family (not too many arguments) and good food. If you don't celebrate Christmas then
    may you have the same good friends, family and food.

    :-)

    Let the eating begin........

    Dimitri

    I'll raise my glass to that - Happy holidays to all! Eat, drink, & be merry. Let's all be thankful
    that we are so lucky as to have family, friends and bountiful food and drink

  8. Dimiri said:


    May all who celebrate this Christmas holiday have a joyous day(s) with good friends, good family
    (not too many arguments) and good food. If you don't celebrate Christmas then may you have the
    same good friends, family and food.

    :-)

    Let the eating begin........

    Dimitri

    Merry Christmas to all who partake of that joyous holiday, Happy 6th night of Hanukkah to all who
    partake of that joyous holiday. Bright Yule and a belated Merry Solsitice to to all who partake of
    those joyous holidays.

    And a nice long weekend for the rest of us maxine in ri

  9. "Dimiri" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:

    May all who celebrate this Christmas holiday have a joyous day(s) with good friends, good family
    (not too many arguments) and good food. If you don't celebrate Christmas then may you have the
    same good friends, family and food.

    :-)

    Let the eating begin........

    Dimitri

    Like what he said...Have a nice time this season. Do something that makes you feel good and
    something that pleases others. (What this thing would be I know not.)

    --
    And the beet goes on! (or under) -me just a while ago

  10. Dimiri said:

    May all who celebrate this Christmas holiday have a joyous day(s) with good friends, good family
    (not too many arguments) and good food. If you don't celebrate Christmas then may you have the
    same good friends, family and food.

    :-)

    Let the eating begin........

    Dimitri

    Thanks, Dimitri. Merry Christmas to you and your family, and best wishes to all here on RFC.

    ---jkb

    --
    "We're having lasagna. There is a recipe in the back of a Rice Krispies box."

    -- Jamie Buchman

  11. Hark! I heard "Dimiri" <[email hidden]> say:

    Quoted message said:

    May all who celebrate this Christmas holiday have a joyous day(s) with good friends, good family
    (not too many arguments) and good food. If you don't celebrate Christmas then may you have the
    same good friends, family and food.

    Lovely post, Dimitri. :-)

    We're spending tonight at sister's house, tomorrow afternoon at aunt's house. Going to be lots of
    food, family, and friends -- we are truly blessed. Happy Holidays all!

    --
    j.j. ~ mom, gamer, novice cook ~ ..fish heads, fish heads, eat them up, yum!

  12. On Wed, 24 Dec 2003 11:56:11 GMT, "Dimiri" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    May all who celebrate this Christmas holiday have a joyous day(s) with good friends, good family
    (not too many arguments) and good food. If you don't celebrate Christmas then may you have the same
    good friends, family and food.

    :-)

    Let the eating begin........

    Dimitri


    In my house we celebrate Hanukkah & Christmas. Been thinking about adding Kwanza to make over two
    full weeks of eating.

    Happy Holidays. Pan Ohco

  13. Gar said:


    Dimiri said:

    May all who celebrate this Christmas holiday have a joyous day(s) with good friends, good family
    (not too many arguments) and good food. If you don't celebrate Christmas then may you have the
    same good friends, family and food.

    I was picking up a few last minute items in the grocery store yesterday. There was a nice
    gentleman standing next to me at the deli counter who was just as talkative as me. He explained
    what he was making for Christmas. A few minutes later I passed him in an aisle and he was all
    excited about something else he's found to dress up the serving platter. I laughed and asked what
    time we were eating. He reached for the pen in his pocket and said "you wanna come?" I smiled and
    said I had plans not thinking he was going to take me seriously. His smile faded as he said "oh,
    well it's just going to be me there. I have brothers and sisters but I don't know where they are"

    I'm still sad over this. I'm lucky to have family. This will be the first time all of my brothers
    have been together in about 10 years. In the next 24 hours I'll be with over 30 people eating
    like a king.

    Happy Festivus everyone.

    Gar

    Too bad you didn't think if it then, but if he seemed harmless, you might have invited him to join
    you and yours. In a crowd of 30, what's one more mouth?

    maxine

  14. A very Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all.

    And for those in the Latin community that celebrate X-mas eve dinner with a lechon; Feliz
    Noche Buena.

    Richard

    --
    ---------------------------------------------------------------------

    Dum spiro, spero. (Cicero) As long as I breathe, I hope.

  15. Gar fagboy said:


    I was picking up a few last minute items in the grocery store including a five


    gallon tub of Crisco for lubing Ken Davey's and my [censored] asses.

    Woo.... woooooooo!

    ---= BOYCOTT FRENCH--GERMAN (belgium) =--- ---= Move UNITED NATIONS To Paris =--- Sheldon
    ```````````` "Life would be devoid of all meaning were it without tribulation."

  16. Dimiri said:


    May all who celebrate this Christmas holiday have a joyous day(s) with good friends, good family
    (not too many arguments) and good food. If you don't celebrate Christmas then may you have the
    same good friends, family and food.

    :-)

    Let the eating begin........

    Dimitri

    To Dimitri and all our RFC friends:

    A wish for Christmas and the New Year-- May your joys be many and your troubles very few.

    gloria p

  17. On Wed, 24 Dec 2003 12:11:56 -0500, maxine in ri <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I was picking up a few last minute items in the grocery store yesterday. There was a nice
    gentleman standing next to me at the deli counter who was just as talkative as me. He explained
    what he was making for Christmas. A few minutes later I passed him in an aisle and he was all
    excited about something else he's found to dress up the serving platter. I laughed and asked what
    time we were eating. He reached for the pen in his pocket and said "you wanna come?" I smiled and
    said I had plans not thinking he was going to take me seriously. His smile faded as he said "oh,
    well it's just going to be me there. I have brothers and sisters but I don't know where they are"

    I'm still sad over this. I'm lucky to have family. This will be the first time all of my brothers
    have been together in about 10 years. In the next 24 hours I'll be with over 30 people eating
    like a king.

    Happy Festivus everyone.

    Gar

    Too bad you didn't think if it then, but if he seemed harmless, you might have invited him to join
    you and yours. In a crowd of 30, what's one more mouth?

    It's two party's, about 15 at one, and 20 at the other. But not at my home. I'm braver about
    strangers in my home than most. I did feel bad when I was driving home and realized I should have at
    least gotten his number and had him over for dinner sometime. It just happened too fast. His smile
    did leave a mark on me though.

    Gar

  18. Dimiri said:


    May all who celebrate this Christmas holiday have a joyous day(s) with good friends, good family
    (not too many arguments) and good food. If you don't celebrate Christmas then may you have the
    same good friends, family and food.

    :-)

    Let the eating begin........

    Dimitri

    TY and same to you. We open the pressies tonight after a dinner of: shrimp, prosciutto, ham, salame,
    smoked salmon and crudites.

    Later it's the walk around the neighbourhood admiring the lights and luminarias/farolitos. Then back
    home for Mexican chocolate and sweets/biscuits etc.

  19. Dimiri said:

    May all who celebrate this Christmas holiday have a joyous day(s) with good friends, good family
    (not too many arguments) and good food. If you don't celebrate Christmas then may you have the
    same good friends, family and food.

    :-)

    Let the eating begin........

    Dimitri


    In about an hour, the annual Finnish feast will commence. Herring(four kinds that the SBF made),
    rutabegga casserole, gravd lax, brined and baked leg of pork with mustard coating. Homemade Finnish
    sour rye bread and lots of aquavitt and Finlandia.

    Merry Christmas.
    --
    Alan

    "If you reject the food, ignore the customs, fear the religion, and avoid the people, you might bet-
    ter stay home."
    -- James Michener

  20. In article said:
    Dimiri said:


    May all who celebrate this Christmas holiday have a joyous day(s) with good friends, good family
    (not too many arguments) and good food. If you don't celebrate Christmas then may you have the
    same good friends, family and food.

    :-)

    Let the eating begin........

    Dimitri

    TY and same to you. We open the pressies tonight after a dinner of: shrimp, prosciutto, ham,
    salame, smoked salmon and crudites.

    Later it's the walk around the neighbourhood admiring the lights and luminarias/farolitos. Then
    back home for Mexican chocolate and sweets/biscuits etc.

    Gonna have da baked ziti wit da neighbors... got two pounds worth pasta setting in lots of homemade
    'mato sauce from my homegrowns, two pounds ricotta mixed with an egg, parsley, pepper, Penzeys
    'talian seasoning, two pounds mozz, topped wid fresh ground breadcrumbs, and drizzled wid EVOO...
    all ready to pop inna oven, soon!

    Got da good espresso at da ready (BUSTell'a), and a huge chocolate bobka picked up yesterday from
    Butter Mill Bake Shop, 1356 PENinsula Blvd., Hewlett, NY onna bagel run... Oooboy!

    And got da libations too, even a fresh bottle Green Chartreuse... yoose ain't lived.

    chartreuse.frpa green&yellow uk.htm

    ---= BOYCOTT FRENCH--GERMAN (belgium) =--- ---= Move UNITED NATIONS To Paris =--- Sheldon
    ```````````` "Life would be devoid of all meaning were it without tribulation."

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