Here's a recipe for Green Olive Beef Tenderloin from an acquaintance who writes cookbooks. Perfect for any holiday meal:http://www.savorsa.com/2010/12/rebecca-rathers-green-olive-beef-tenderloin-a-christmas-tradition/
Quote from: John G. on December 12, 2010, 03:23:14 PMJust saw "Tangled" this afternoon. Good fun. But I prefer the old-fashioned drawing. These 3-D style (I saw it in 2-D) characters look sickly and strange to me. I liked the script, but I preferred the visuals of the "The Princess and the Frog." I think the leading male character is a hottie! Can you say that about a cartoon character?
Just saw "Tangled" this afternoon. Good fun. But I prefer the old-fashioned drawing. These 3-D style (I saw it in 2-D) characters look sickly and strange to me. I liked the script, but I preferred the visuals of the "The Princess and the Frog."
Quote from: TCB on December 12, 2010, 05:03:54 PMQuote from: John G. on December 12, 2010, 03:23:14 PMJust saw "Tangled" this afternoon. Good fun. But I prefer the old-fashioned drawing. These 3-D style (I saw it in 2-D) characters look sickly and strange to me. I liked the script, but I preferred the visuals of the "The Princess and the Frog." I think the leading male character is a hottie! Can you say that about a cartoon character?I guess you like things animated.
I've had some matzoh ball soup, taken my meds, and I am ready for bed. My eyes are not enjoying the light and I will probably be asleep within the next hour.DR TCB, thanks for the vibes!Quote from: Laura on December 12, 2010, 03:49:28 PMElmore, if you want to adopt a kitten, I would suggest going to the shelter or to a mobile adoption unit and meeting the kitten. By the way, kittens are in great demand now. Any kittens there will be adopted. Summertime is when you will save a life.DR Laura, I appreciate all the advice you nd cillaliz can give. I'm not adopting a kitten this month but I am having a lot of fun prepping for it. My neighbor Judy works with several animal rescue efforts and I'll talk to her as well.
Elmore, if you want to adopt a kitten, I would suggest going to the shelter or to a mobile adoption unit and meeting the kitten. By the way, kittens are in great demand now. Any kittens there will be adopted. Summertime is when you will save a life.
Good Evening!And "The Amazing Race" is starting now. Just 28 minutes late/delayed.
Quote from: JoseSPiano on December 12, 2010, 12:11:06 PMDR JohnG - Will you be trying out any more new restaurants soon? Or cookie and cake recipes? All the time. Any type of recipe you interested in? I'm making Mom's Tennessee Jam Cake tomorrow because it needs to sit a few days (actually about two weeks) before it's at its best.
DR JohnG - Will you be trying out any more new restaurants soon? Or cookie and cake recipes?
Jose's post sent me into giggles. We are cleaning out our liqueur cabinet. There is way too much stuff in there. I decided to taste each of the whiskey bottles to determine what I like and don't like. My conclusion, we have way to many open bottles of whiskey & not one bottle of Crown Royal. Way too much that little tastes added up to too much whiskey for me to drink on an empty stomach, and I didn't like most of them. I then tasted some Glenlivet which I enjoyed very much & think a couple of the whiskeys destroyed my taste buds & it is possible I might like some of the whiskeys I thought I didn't like.
Greetings, Kevin H.!
Quote from: Cillaliz on December 12, 2010, 08:43:35 AMI'm pleased to see you are seriously looking for a cat. They are such great company. I would suggest going to the shelter or adoption center and playing with the cat before adoption. Some cats are much more affectionate, some don't really want to be held etc. You can't really tell that from the internet. This last time, I had my mind made up about the cat I wanted to adopt but when I met the cat, there was no connection what-so-ever. I kept looking and Ricky captured my heart. He hadn't been there long enough to be online yet. He was past the cute kitten stage, so his chances of being adopted were less that a kitty. I posted the other cat on my facebook and don't know if that helped, but she was adopted within a day or so. I'm window shopping. Part of the complication I'm having is that for a lot of the young cats the caretaker is asking for a cat to be apodted into a cat household or for you to adopt two cats, Right now, with my current cash flow hell, I cannot really afford to take one, much less two! I am having fun looking and I think something will happen with one or two cats in the near future.
I'm pleased to see you are seriously looking for a cat. They are such great company. I would suggest going to the shelter or adoption center and playing with the cat before adoption. Some cats are much more affectionate, some don't really want to be held etc. You can't really tell that from the internet. This last time, I had my mind made up about the cat I wanted to adopt but when I met the cat, there was no connection what-so-ever. I kept looking and Ricky captured my heart. He hadn't been there long enough to be online yet. He was past the cute kitten stage, so his chances of being adopted were less that a kitty. I posted the other cat on my facebook and don't know if that helped, but she was adopted within a day or so.
Quote from: TCB on December 12, 2010, 05:42:10 PMGreetings, Kevin H.!Hi TCB!
Tomorrow night I'm seeing the tour of A Chorus Line, so today I watched Every Little Step. It was a fun doc to watch. I hadn't seen it before. Jon and I saw the revival on Broadway on the last night of previews, so the doc was the cast I saw. Fun.
Quote from: Cillaliz on December 12, 2010, 05:56:36 PMTomorrow night I'm seeing the tour of A Chorus Line, so today I watched Every Little Step. It was a fun doc to watch. I hadn't seen it before. Jon and I saw the revival on Broadway on the last night of previews, so the doc was the cast I saw. Fun. I hope the weather improves for you.
Are you kidding me that none of the teams know who Sancho Panza is
