LexRodent 2016-11-10 03:40:38

No thanksgiving day in my country.
But I can tell you this : Some years ago on Christmas, my mother made a turkey stuffed with bacon, chorizo and potatoes. It was gloriously tasty (º- º ) b

VicariousE 2016-11-21 19:50:08

Might go to a friends house, since all my cookery is locked up in storage.
Deviled eggs: regular Guldens mustard, mayo, cooked yolks, then sprinkle paprika on the tops of the filled whites. Green beans, Campbell's mushroom soup, and dried French's onions... baked works well.

Cyberdevil 2016-11-29 11:38:17

I thought maybe I'd eat... some food. Give some thanks. Maybe. No particular plans. :) No Thanksgiving in Sweden either.

Though hope you had a Happy one! It's the time to think of good things, at least.

Cyberdevil 2016-12-11 12:12:30

No worries at all. :) Thanksigiving out-of-towning?

Cyberdevil 2016-12-22 15:37:11

Pretty good, though way too busy prepping for the New Year, plunging through old projects in one long hopeless sweep. :) Soon time to take it easier again, though; get into that season spirit and savor the moments. How bout you? What do the holidays entail on your side of the planet?

VicariousE 2016-12-24 15:00:09

I'm at a total loss for Christmas dinner, bad enough I've only got a bar fridge to work out of, and commuting in Megacity #1 is perilous this time of year, even the overpriced local shops are jammed with witless consumers *sigh, maybe Amazon can airlift me a nice turkey dinner. Spending some time w/ family for Xmas?

Cyberdevil 2017-01-02 10:26:09

Suppose more revealing recaps of said out of town activities won't be given. :P Always good to get away every once in a while though.

Unrelated question: was there ever an Audio Mix #001?

ADR3-N 2017-01-02 16:57:23

No celebration the past few months. too broke!

MuramasasEdge 2017-01-23 11:03:22

I suppose it's a little too late to mention.
But I did all the cooking.
Wasn't too hard but I hate it when I prep and cook everything but the gravy.
Then that's when the holidays get riotous.