Christmas Eve

[cherandbuster]

I'll be baking my homemade streudel to bring to a party on Christmas Eve.

For Christmas Day, I'm contributing a turkey and a kugle (which is a noodle pie, with sour cream and cottage cheese in it -- YUMMY!).

It's a good day to wear elastic-waist pants

[chonsigirl]

That sounds yummy, Cher.......................

[Marie5656]

Cher, that kugle sounds great. Where can I get a recipe?

We will be drinking eggnog and eating shrimp, and watching a pay per view movie on TV.

One sleep to go, one sleep to Santa...

Dunno what's got into me, I'm usually a grouchy old codger when it comes to xmas!

[guppy]

i am ready for christmas to get here now. all done but the waiting.......

[cars]

Originally Posted by cherandbuster

I'll be baking my homemade streudel to bring to a party on Christmas Eve.

For Christmas Day, I'm contributing a turkey and a kugle (which is a noodle pie, with sour cream and cottage cheese in it -- YUMMY!).

It's a good day to wear elastic-waist pants

See you learn something about people every day! I just never pictured you for a "baker" cher. That's admirable! My wife's Aunt used to make the best streduel ever, I miss it terribly, maybe you could email me a piece!?

[cars]

We will be spending Chrismas Eve, with our 3 year old Grandson & his family.
Watching him open his toys will be fun, he gets so excited when he gets presents! Sadly, on the other hand, we will miss being with our 12 year old Granddaughter back in New England. "Next Year", we will stay in NE to watch her open her presents. (And go South after that.)

[AussiePam]

Hi Pinky, Cars!!! Nothing quite like watching the eyes of the littlies lighting up as they contemplate wrapped things under the Chrissie tree.

My friend in Poughkeeepsie corrupted me long ago with a typo. One does not WRAP pressie, one WARPS them. My kids all grew up with warped minds. (I'm proud of that..*)

The two in London trying to get out, via fog bound airports, seem to have made it to Vienna. At least, I havent' heard they got stuck at Stansted or in Berlin.



*[Footnote: My son, when in Grade 3, was told by his form teacher that he was "eccentric". I was later informed by the teacher that my son stood there, silent for a moment, and then said. Thankyou. You should see my mum. That's where I get it.

Cheeky b%gger!!!]

Originally Posted by AussiePam

Hi Pinky, Cars!!! Nothing quite like watching the eyes of the littlies lighting up as they contemplate wrapped things under the Chrissie tree.

My friend in Poughkeeepsie corrupted me long ago with a typo. One does not WRAP pressie, one WARPS them. My kids all grew up with warped minds. (I'm proud of them..*)

The two in London trying to get out, via fog bound airports, seem to have made it to Vienna. At least, I havent' heard they got stuck at Stansted or in Berlin.



*My son, when in Grade 3, was told by his form teacher that he was "eccentric". I was later informed by the teacher that my son stood there, silent for a moment, and then said. Thankyou. You should see my mum. That's where this comes from.

Cheeky b%gger!!!

I soooo hope my future kids are like that!