Ted cooked his special dish, beer can chicken, and it was perfect!
Nicole and her mom had been busy for days getting everything else ready.
Glad I was invited!
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3 comments:
I was late, Merry Christmas
Congratulations soon in the forthcoming New Year.
A Christmas present from you arrived. Thank you.
I chose a dish towel and the letterset of the Tabasco.
We go to the house of my cousin to make a rice cake.
Have you eaten a rice cake?
Most Japanese eat a rice cake for New Year holidays.
~mika~
I am so glad the gift arrived in time for Christmas. I can not thank you enough for all of the generous hospitality!
I have not had a rice cake I don't think. The tradition in our part of the United States is to have black-eyed peas and cabbage on New Year Day.
Jack and Edward return in three days. We will have a real celebration then!
Please pass on Best New Year greetings to the whole family from me.
:)nadine
I am so glad the gift arrived in time for Christmas. I can not thank you enough for all of the generous hospitality!
I have not had a rice cake I don't think. The tradition in our part of the United States is to have black-eyed peas and cabbage on New Year Day.
Jack and Edward return in three days. We will have a real celebration then!
Please pass on Best New Year greetings to the whole family from me.
:)nadine
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