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JetmamaDiDi wrote:
It really doesn't matter!! Whatever works!!!
this kind of reminds me of the old "who's on first skit"...lOL
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When I was in college my family for three or four summers in a row my family was invited to stay at a beach front cottage free of charge for two weeks. The cottage was owned by a wealthy doctor. His wife who was much younger than he, had known my parents when they were missionaries in India where they stayed when they were running away from the Japanese bombings in China. Her parents and siblings were also in India although she was in her older teens and I was three. Anyway she wanted to do something for my mom and dad and this is what she and her husband agreed they would do. The second year we went, we arrived and found that she had cooked a full fledged British dinner----entree and all side dishes including Yorkshire pudding and lots of tea. Even my nine year old sister throughly enjoyed the meal. It was one of those "kairos" evenings. We could hear the waves from Lake Michigan.
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Evening everyone...Sorry I am late....
Hey Cek!!!! *waving*
Hey April...hope things are good with you!
Ah, it is. It's the first day of autumn! A time for hot chocolatety mornings, and toasting marshmallow evenings, as best of all, leaping into *leaves*!
—Winnie the Pooh
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I am of British decent...my maternal grandmother was from Liverpool, England and tea is my drink of choice...hot or iced...sugar no milk!!!
OOOOHHHHHH!!! Iced SWEET TEA!!!! yummmmmmmm 
have you ever had sun tea?????
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So, I haven't figured it out yet. Which one am I?
LOL!!!!!! this is cracking me up....LOL!!!.....I don't know which one I am either....LOL!!!.....Kos, your the one in the middle.....me and Jet can't figure out which of us is "west coast" or "east coast" shall we say...LOL
You are on the east coast (right side) and I'm on the west (left)!!! LOL
LOL!!! ok got it now....LOL
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I am of British decent...my maternal grandmother was from Liverpool, England and tea is my drink of choice...hot or iced...sugar no milk!!!
OOOOHHHHHH!!! Iced SWEET TEA!!!! yummmmmmmm
Yes I have, but I prefer brewing it in the house on the stove....
I don't care for fancy flavored teas either just good black tea if fine for me!!!
I don't like it in the keurig either...
Ah, it is. It's the first day of autumn! A time for hot chocolatety mornings, and toasting marshmallow evenings, as best of all, leaping into *leaves*!
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Weren't those the greatest days? Our oldest granddaughter (now 11 but still loves to set the table, cook, bake, and serve the food) and I would have a tea party and one mother's day about the time she was 2, my DIL sent me a teapot, tea cup, and sort've round cloth covered serving tray with about a 2" high edge all around it. At that point I would say to Rebekah, "Delicious tea" as we sipped. It came out "wicious tea"...and we still talk about that even now. I wrote it in fabric paint on the inside bottom of the tray.that reminds me when my son was 2 he couldn't say Parmesan cheese .....it came out "Papa John Cheese"....LOL....as my daughter got older he still called it that.....she was about 7 before she realized that wasn't the right name of it
Funny....my daughter used to say "ips it" for "zip it"!!!
LOL....my daughter thought it was cheese that came from the "Papa John's" pizza chain....LOL
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I'm thinking it's ground beef, don't you think? Lamb would be cubed perhaps...unless they buy it ground (or minced, as they say).I'm not sure .....lamb isn't one of those things I cook with much
Nor do I...
LOL.....so neither one of us does sardines or lamb much
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Hi Sisters!
Wanting to say a quick hello. I can tell by the 20+ pages since I logged on yesterday, that a good time was had over night I can't catch up right now as we are heading out for a physiotherapist initial consult for my little guy in a minute. Will catch up later
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I'm not sure .....lamb isn't one of those things I cook with much
Nor do I...LOL.....so neither one of us does sardines or lamb much
I can do lamb but not sardines so much
Ah, it is. It's the first day of autumn! A time for hot chocolatety mornings, and toasting marshmallow evenings, as best of all, leaping into *leaves*!
—Winnie the Pooh