Guest guest Posted March 17, 2004 Report Share Posted March 17, 2004 On Wednesday, March 17, 2004, at 05:59 PM, (AT) (DOT) com wrote: > Message: 14 > Wed, 17 Mar 2004 17:13:34 -0000 > " ~ PT ~ " <patchouli_troll > ~*Happy St. Patrick's Day*~ > > I hope everyone is wearing a bit of green or > else prepare to be pinched! *lol* I'd have worn orange, but that doesn't work either. Black and blue seems to have been our dominant set of colors today. > I don't really > recall the " physical assault threats " (jk) back > when I was in school, but my kids assure me > they are very real these days and one dare not > go to school unless wearing one green colored > article of clothing. I wear green a lot so I'm > covered in any event. Nice to see peer pressure escalated to violent bullying. What WILL that school think of next? > > Anyone making a n Irish or Celtic themed meal > for dinner tonight? Yes -- I had left-over salad and cheese noodles, others added left-over stew to this mix. > I am going to cook some cabbage, > potatoes, carrots and leeks in my crockpot. I will fix > herb crusted cutlets from Gardenburger to go with > the boiled dinner; never did like cornedbeef even > when I ate meat, so I don't see the point of eating > one of the veggie versions out there. I would be > open to trying it though if I could find some! I may have seen it canned once, can't recall for sure. > Thus far I haven't even seen it ofered around here, > so I will skip it. Probably just as well, really, if you think about corned beef, let alone faking it. > > I hope you all have a merry day. Too late for that. My father's birth and death anniversaries hit in the last couple days and my mother's is coming up at the end of the month. > Share some of your > favorite Irish-type recipes and traditions if you have > time. Beheading the enemy always got us motivated. > > Slanté And a drunken Morgan horse to you, too! > > ~ PT ~ > > I am an indestructible fortress, > I am an unassailable rock, > I am a precious jewel. This last one: Pay strict attention, you. > ~ from an ancient Irish prayer for long life > > " You may say a prayer, wish me luck, pour a libation to whatever gods there be, or simply say goodbye. " --Dal Coger, in his final letter FR 812, September 2002 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 18, 2004 Report Share Posted March 18, 2004 , The Stewarts <stews9@c...> wrote: > > Anyone making a n Irish or Celtic themed meal > > for dinner tonight? > > Yes -- I had left-over salad and cheese noodles, others added left-over > stew to this mix. I see you were taking the frugal Scottish approach to your meal, eating those leftovers. Bravo. > I may have seen it canned once, can't recall for sure. Yeah, I believe Worthington makes a veggie version of corned beef that comes in a can, but I haven't seen it around here. Don't you find vegetarian corned beef in the deli at WildOats? Either one doesn't really sound appealing to me, not being a fan of the corned beef to begin with, but it must be a nice way for those who miss the flavor of it to get some satisfaction by having a veggie Rueben sandwich now and then. > Too late for that. My father's birth and death anniversaries hit in the > last couple days and my mother's is coming up at the end of the month. I empathize. I understand these types of anniversaries can really bum a person out. Hang in there. Love never dies. > Beheading the enemy always got us motivated. *lol* I like to imagine my ancestors were more peaceful. I know they likely weren't... > > Slanté > And a drunken Morgan horse to you, too! I knew I spelled that wrong. *lol* Cheers anyway. :::coffeemug salute::: ~ PT ~ One can make a day of any size and regulate the rising and setting of his own sun and the brightness of its shining. ~ John Muir Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 18, 2004 Report Share Posted March 18, 2004 hmmmm...this conversation went from celtic meals to ancestors beheading people...what happened there? im lost completely! lol yeah --- ~ PT ~ <patchouli_troll wrote: > , The > Stewarts <stews9@c...> > wrote: > > > > Anyone making a n Irish or Celtic themed meal > > > for dinner tonight? > > > > Yes -- I had left-over salad and cheese noodles, > others added > left-over > > stew to this mix. > > I see you were taking the frugal Scottish approach > to your meal, eating those leftovers. Bravo. > > > > I may have seen it canned once, can't recall for > sure. > > > Yeah, I believe Worthington makes a veggie version > of corned beef that comes in a can, but I haven't > seen > it around here. Don't you find vegetarian corned > beef > in the deli at WildOats? Either one doesn't really > sound appealing to me, not being a fan of the corned > > beef to begin with, but it must be a nice way for > those > who miss the flavor of it to get some satisfaction > by > having a veggie Rueben sandwich now and then. > > > > Too late for that. My father's birth and death > anniversaries hit > in the > > last couple days and my mother's is coming up at > the end of the > month. > > > I empathize. I understand these types > of anniversaries can really bum a person out. > Hang in there. Love never dies. > > > > Beheading the enemy always got us motivated. > > *lol* I like to imagine my ancestors were more > peaceful. > I know they likely weren't... > > > > Slanté > > And a drunken Morgan horse to you, too! > > I knew I spelled that wrong. *lol* > Cheers anyway. > :::coffeemug salute::: > > ~ PT ~ > > One can make a day of any size and regulate > the rising and setting of his own sun and the > brightness of its shining. > ~ John Muir > > > kall Mail - More reliable, more storage, less spam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 18, 2004 Report Share Posted March 18, 2004 *rofl* It can be a little weird at times, huh? Oh well... what are you fixing for dinner tonight? I am working on a peanut soup to serve with grilled cheese sandwiches. If the soup is to my liking I will post the recipe to the list tomorrow. Hope you have a nice rest of the afternoon... *s* ~ PT ~ The mist called to me when I was child. In the early mornings, and sometimes at dusk, I would look out the window into the thick woods behind our Georgia home, and a deep longing would fill my soul. The Cymru, the Celts of Wales, would say I had been consumed by the spirit of hiraeth, the longing for something my soul had known once upon a time. ~ Frank MacEowen, 'The Mist-Filled Path' ~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~~~> , kayleigh atwater < jerber2713> wrote: > hmmmm...this conversation went from celtic meals to > ancestors beheading people...what happened there? im > lost completely! lol yeah Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 18, 2004 Report Share Posted March 18, 2004 i think i shall...make a sandwhich! haha, i get back home around 730, and i dont feel like cooking tonight...just want to sleep, ya know? but i have a great sandwhich recipie if anyone is interested! you use whatever type of bread you want, i personally like multi-grain, and you put refried beans, shredded carrots, lettuce and i usually use a onion dijon dressing, because i hate any type of mayonaise, whether it be soy or regular...but yeah, its a great tasting sandwhich and it has some protien...also try toasting the bread so it doesnt get all soggy...i love it! --- ~ PT ~ <patchouli_troll wrote: > *rofl* It can be a little weird at times, huh? > Oh well... what are you fixing for dinner tonight? > I am working on a peanut soup to serve with grilled > cheese sandwiches. If the soup is to my liking I > will > post the recipe to the list tomorrow. > Hope you have a nice rest of the afternoon... *s* > > ~ PT ~ > > The mist called to me when I was child. In the early > > mornings, and sometimes at dusk, I would look out > the > window into the thick woods behind our Georgia home, > > and a deep longing would fill my soul. The Cymru, > the Celts of Wales, would say I had been consumed by > > the spirit of hiraeth, the longing for something my > soul > had known once upon a time. > ~ Frank MacEowen, 'The Mist-Filled Path' > ~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~~~> > , kayleigh > atwater < > jerber2713> wrote: > > hmmmm...this conversation went from celtic meals > to > > ancestors beheading people...what happened there? > im > > lost completely! lol yeah > > > Mail - More reliable, more storage, less spam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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