QQTW: What is your favorite picnic food ~ Judy

[Guest guest]

Where do you live!? I want to come to a picnic at your place right NOW! *lol*

All your picnic ideas sound so good, and those spreads are very interesting

ideas. My family thinks it is weird I like those little hotdogs in a can that

Worthington makes, but they are so good. " Hotdogs in a can? " they say,

but I just laugh and tell them don't knock'em until you try them!

Never thought to make a sandwich spread out of them.

One thing I miss from the old meat-eating daze [and this is our little

secret gang, just between the 1500+ of us *lol*], but I used to like

that underwood deviled ham. Shhhhhhhh.... I know, how gross is THAT! *lol*

But now my gears are turning and I am thinking I might be able to make

something similar with those veggi-links and seasoning. Thanks Judy.

This hippy-mama is ready for a picnic.

 

~ PT ~

 

We can always live on less when we have more to live for.

~ Stephen McKenney

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, " wwjd " <jtwigg wrote:

>

> Cucumber Salad -

 

> Haystacks

 

> Baked Beans

 

> Sub Sandwiches.

 

> Vega-Link Spread

 

> " Chicken " Salad Spread

 

> Seedless Watermellon, Cantalope, Seedless Grapes are always a hit. We love

> Sun Chips also.

[Guest guest]

Well head south to Alabama. I'll have a picnic ready for you. We just had a

picnic dinner on our patio tonight for my birthday. We had the Haystacks that I

sent a recipe for and my daughters made a beautiful chocolate cake with fudge

icing. They used one of those pretty shaped bundt pans. We have a double light

on our umbrella pole over our patio table turned on and citronella candle lit

everywhere. They had a fun Birthday Party Music CD playing, that we had bought a

while back at Party City. It was perfect weather and the night sounds were

wonderful, that started at sunset.

 

God blessed us with such a pretty place here with lots of woods, yard, gardens,

flowers and wildlife. I just feel so blessed to be here. And a huge bonus is

the beaches that aren't far from us in the Florida Pan Handle. Pensacola, Ft.

Walton, Navarre and Destin Beaches are so crystal clear, aqua marine, with the

whitest sand. Oh it is a piece of heaven on earth... Pray no more hurricanes

head our way!!! They need to say far out at sea and just give us a bit of

rain....

 

You'll like making a spread out of the Vegi-Links. We love those the best of

all the Veggie Hot Dogs. Have you bought the Vegetarian Corn Dogs by Morning

Star Farms in the Freezer section at the Grocery Story? They are wonderful.

 

LOL I hope you have a picnic soon.

 

Enjoy,

Judy

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~ PT ~

Monday, June 05, 2006 11:24 AM

Re: QQTW: What is your favorite picnic food ~

Judy

 

 

Where do you live!? I want to come to a picnic at your place right NOW! *lol*

All your picnic ideas sound so good, and those spreads are very interesting

ideas. My family thinks it is weird I like those little hotdogs in a can that

Worthington makes, but they are so good. " Hotdogs in a can? " they say,

but I just laugh and tell them don't knock'em until you try them!

Never thought to make a sandwich spread out of them.

One thing I miss from the old meat-eating daze [and this is our little

secret gang, just between the 1500+ of us *lol*], but I used to like

that underwood deviled ham. Shhhhhhhh.... I know, how gross is THAT! *lol*

But now my gears are turning and I am thinking I might be able to make

something similar with those veggi-links and seasoning. Thanks Judy.

This hippy-mama is ready for a picnic.

 

~ PT ~

 

We can always live on less when we have more to live for.

~ Stephen McKenney

~~~*~~~*~~~>

, " wwjd " <jtwigg wrote:

>

> Cucumber Salad -

 

> Haystacks

 

> Baked Beans

 

> Sub Sandwiches.

 

> Vega-Link Spread

 

> " Chicken " Salad Spread

 

> Seedless Watermellon, Cantalope, Seedless Grapes are always a hit. We love

> Sun Chips also.

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Your region of the country sounds lovely; I have never been that

far south before... lived in Hawaii though, but that doesn't count.

Now I love Oregon, but the water up here on the beaches is cold

with a capital C! *lol*

Happy b-day to another gemini! We aren't getting older, just wiser.

 

My kids like the MSF corndogs, especially the mini ones.

 

~ PT ~

 

People have been wonderful to me in the good times and the

bad, and I've come to believe that you do indeed reap what

you sow.  For those who constantly gripe about life, I turn

and walk away.  For those who speak negatively about people

behind their backs, I move on.

~ Bob Losure, " Success Secrets of Super Achievers "

~~~*~~~*~~~>

, " wwjd " <jtwigg wrote:

>

> Well head south to Alabama. I'll have a picnic ready for you. We just had a

picnic dinner

on our patio tonight for my birthday. > God blessed us with such a pretty place

here with

lots of woods, yard, gardens, flowers and wildlife. I just feel so blessed to

be here. And a

huge bonus is the beaches that aren't far from us in the Florida Pan Handle.

Pensacola, Ft.

Walton, Navarre and Destin Beaches are so crystal clear, aqua marine, with the

whitest

sand. Oh it is a piece of heaven on earth...

[Guest guest]

OH my. Now I would love to go to Hawaii. That must of really been a beautiful

place to live. I've heard that Oregon smells like Christmas trees and is

beautiful. That is what my sister tells me anyways. Here husbands family is

out there and they love to go visit there.

 

Last time she was out there they went to see Mt. St. Helen's. She was really

surprised at how desolate the land around it still was from that 1980 eruption

of the Volcano. It is sad how devastating these explosions are to the

surrounding landscape many years to come.

 

We went swimming in Lake Michigan once and that was cold too, with a Capital

C..... LOL I really don't mind cold water like some people do, though. I

end all my showers in cold water. When I was a kid, we had these Doctors from

this Natural Health Treatment Institute, Uchee Pines, come and give a talk at

our church. They talked about how a really hot shower ended with ice cold

water(brisk your skin the whole time) boosts your immune system. I've done it

ever since and it never feels cold when you get out of the shower. I love the

tingly feeling I get when I do this. It really gets the circulations going.

 

BTW I love your by-line.

 

Judy

-

~ PT ~

Tuesday, June 06, 2006 12:29 PM

Re: QQTW: What is your favorite picnic food ~

Judy

 

 

Your region of the country sounds lovely; I have never been that

far south before... lived in Hawaii though, but that doesn't count.

Now I love Oregon, but the water up here on the beaches is cold

with a capital C! *lol*

Happy b-day to another gemini! We aren't getting older, just wiser.

 

My kids like the MSF corndogs, especially the mini ones.

 

~ PT ~

 

People have been wonderful to me in the good times and the

bad, and I've come to believe that you do indeed reap what

you sow. For those who constantly gripe about life, I turn

and walk away. For those who speak negatively about people

behind their backs, I move on.

~ Bob Losure, " Success Secrets of Super Achievers "

~~~*~~~*~~~>

, " wwjd " <jtwigg wrote:

>

> Well head south to Alabama. I'll have a picnic ready for you. We just had a

picnic dinner

on our patio tonight for my birthday. > God blessed us with such a pretty

place here with

lots of woods, yard, gardens, flowers and wildlife. I just feel so blessed to

be here. And a

huge bonus is the beaches that aren't far from us in the Florida Pan Handle.

Pensacola, Ft.

Walton, Navarre and Destin Beaches are so crystal clear, aqua marine, with the

whitest

sand. Oh it is a piece of heaven on earth...

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Is anyone from Austin Texas? I'm thinking about moving there.

Sam

 

 

 

On Behalf Of wwjd

Tuesday, June 06, 2006 4:28 PM

 

Re: Re: QQTW: What is your favorite picnic

food ~ Judy

 

OH my. Now I would love to go to Hawaii. That must of really been a

beautiful place to live. I've heard that Oregon smells like Christmas

trees and is beautiful. That is what my sister tells me anyways. Here

husbands family is out there and they love to go visit there.