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My mom would make Yorkshire pudding to serve with roast beef and gravy
(made from the beef drippings). Personally, Yorkshire Pudding reminds
me of a popover in taste and texture. It'a absolute Heaven! Carol
Our life may not always be the party we would have chosen, but while we
are here, we may as well dance!
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Quoted message said:My mom would make Yorkshire pudding to serve with roast beef and gravy
(made from the beef drippings). Personally, Yorkshire Pudding reminds
me of a popover in taste and texture. It'a absolute Heaven! Carol
Ohhh! Yes! I like them very much!!!!!! they are Paradise!
Pandora
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Our life may not always be the party we would have chosen, but while we
are here, we may as well dance!
" Our life may not always be the party we would have chosen, but while we
are here, we may as well dance"
Quoted message said:Pandora posted this, and I saved it before the deluge. It is charmingly
insightful,and captures the ethos of the 'now really' Deep South. We have a
sense of time, place and deep rooted respect for religion that no matter how
we try, can not avoid. I have been remiss in answering some posts,and for
that I apoligize to all. As a Trombonist I have done many gravesite
'Dixieland Salutes' that as the mourners approach "Just a Closer Walk With
Me" was played,the service ended and a designated person shouted "Lay him
down boys,it's time to get on with the living". "When the Saints Go Marching
In" escorted the mourners to their cars. I was doing well until last night
and Faith Hill and some great nusicians did "Take My Hand Precious Lord" on
NBC.
Choke..Gotta go.
Hubert
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Quoted message said:" Our life may not always be the party we would have chosen, but while we
are here, we may as well dance"Quoted message said:Pandora posted this, and I saved it before the deluge. It is charmingly
insightful,and captures the ethos of the 'now really' Deep South. We have
a
sense of time, place and deep rooted respect for religion that no matter
how
we try, can not avoid. I have been remiss in answering some posts,and for
that I apoligize to all. As a Trombonist I have done many gravesite
'Dixieland Salutes' that as the mourners approach "Just a Closer Walk With
Me" was played,the service ended and a designated person shouted "Lay him
down boys,it's time to get on with the living". "When the Saints Go
Marching
In" escorted the mourners to their cars. I was doing well until last night
and Faith Hill and some great nusicians did "Take My Hand Precious Lord"
on
NBC.Choke..Gotta go.
Hubert
I dont't understand. What and when have I posted?
Cheers
Pandora
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Quoted message said:Choke..Gotta go.
Lasses Le Bon Temps Roulez!
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Quoted message said:I dont't understand. What and when have I posted?
Cheers
Pandora
Pandora,
It was under your post in thread,Yorkshire Pudding on 8/8/2005 at 1:20 AM.
That was the first time I saw it,and I wanted to give you credit for it. My
grand parents on my mothers side were from a small town in Abruzzi. Do not
worry..
Salute
Hubert... (Umberto) ?
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