'tiz a shame, i wanted to ask one of our American members what he was doing in Sarlat this morning.
Along with a friend
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'tiz a shame, i wanted to ask one of our American members what he was doing in Sarlat this morning.
Along with a friend
Shoot you now?
Now that's a good thanksgiving idea....shoot him..?
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Have you had your turkey?
A very satisfying and winning Thanksgiving meal is making its way through my gullet. The initial salad was very tasty, the main meal was veg heavy with brussel sprouts, sweet potato, some corn and a modest amount of turkey. Dessert was of course plentiful. I was left with a sense of fullness but not to the point of being stuffed.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
No, we waited for late arrivals so we could dine together....edit.(As of now, we have finished dinner.)
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What was on the menu? Blood and bone? Superphosphate? Thrive?
Witchetty grubs eat trees not the other way round.
Good morning all.
I'm enjoying a nice noisette (small strong coffee similar to macchiato), sitting on the settee with a warm log fire roaring in the log burner. That's a definite win in my book
I'm enjoying a nice noisette (small strong coffee similar to macchiato), sitting on the settee with a warm log fire roaring in the log burner. That's a definite win in my book
I'm watching telly and thinking about going to bed. No fire or yuppy coffee.
I wonder how many of our American friends are hung over today?
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Not ,me, unfortunately
The feast continues today.