What is your favorite recipe for the holidays - Page 3

**dr.mansview** · #21 10-31-2007, 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Gia

To the Good Dr. Mansview:

Wouldn't it be a coincidence if you, Housewife and myself all reside in the same area? What are the Odds?

Thanks for offering to drive, I may take you up on that offer, or perhaps since you are a Doctor, you may be able to pick us up in your private Jet?

Gia

alas i am not really a doctor (i don't believe i have ever admitted that in this forum before)..housewife lives in michigan..i myself live on the canadian/michigan border..(p.s.) i am not really a rabbit either; i think most posters have already figured that one out..

**dr.mansview** · #22 10-31-2007, 11:19 AM

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Originally Posted by housewife

I lived in Canada, but we moved to Michigan

remember that I came from the middle east, where the coldest day of the year won't reach 32 F .
so the winter here is extremely cold than I can't stand.
we are thinking to move to Georgia or Texas.

the weather in mi. is the same as where i live..the winter temperatures must be very difficult for you to adjust to..personally the cold weather does not bother me at all, but i prefer the warm weather..it is very difficult to chip and putt in the snow..

**dr.mansview** · #23 10-31-2007, 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Gia

Hi Housewife,

As I recall, you also work in a laboratory like me.
Georgia and Texas have supurb opportunities in the High Tech and Scientific industry and the climate is milder than Michigan.

I reside in Northern California where it rains and is cold

all winter. I am a native of Indiana/Illinois. All four of my grandparents are from Eastern Europe, also cold during the winters!

I would like to retire to a warmer climate after my children are grown.
My bones are getting too cold for this climate and California is Too expensive to live!

Gia

northern california is hardly on the way to michigan..guess i'll just have to meet you at housewife's for turkey dinner..but it was the thot that counts, right..

**housewife** · #24 10-31-2007, 02:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gia

Hi Housewife,

As I recall, you also work in a laboratory like me.
Georgia and Texas have supurb opportunities in the High Tech and Scientific industry and the climate is milder than Michigan.

I reside in Northern California where it rains and is cold

all winter. I am a native of Indiana/Illinois. All four of my grandparents are from Eastern Europe, also cold during the winters!

I would like to retire to a warmer climate after my children are grown.
My bones are getting too cold for this climate and California is Too expensive to live!

Gia

WOw...Interesting heritage !
I teach undergrads in an Engineering school. My time if full, but nothing in the world is like sitting together on the dinner table with my family, we barely dine out.

**Gia** · #25 10-31-2007, 02:18 PM

Happy Halloween!

Hope everyone has a Happy Halloween!

What is everyone Doing?

Housewife, Will you be cooking your award winning
meals and desserts?

And Dr. Mansview, what will you be doing. How is that sign on your Tombstone? Have the Graveyard Creatures visited your Tombstone Yet! LOL

I will take my children to a Halloween Party, they will go Trick or Treating with their friends,

and the extent of my cooking:

1. Stuffed Orange Peppers (for Halloween), Green and Red Peppers,(for Christmas next month), stuffed with Rice, Cheddar Cheese, ground Turkey or Beef and: Cranberry,Raisins and various Nuts! It's fast and I usually top it off with Grated Parmesian Cheese and Spaghetti Sauce or Tomato Sauce.
I skillet the Turkey and or Beef first and then I stuff with everything, then I put into the oven just to get the Peppers soft, (not too over cooked)!

2. Dessert: My children and I make Taffy or Carmel Apples!

Happy Halloween!

Gia

**Gia** · #26 10-31-2007, 02:30 PM

What is Everyone's Favorite Scary Movies for Halloween?

1. My favorite movies are "Night of the Living Dead!" and "Carrie".

2. My favorite T.V Halloween special is the "Charlie Brown Pumpkin Patch."

3. My favorite T.V. Family Sit Com regarding Halloween is the Cosby Show from approx. 1986 ,when the children have a "Halloween Party" and Mrs. Huxtable's costume is: Tina Turner! Bill Cosby & Phylicia Ayers-Allen-Rashad
are my all time favorite actors/comedians!

Happy Halloween!

Gia

**housewife** · #27 11-01-2007, 09:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gia

Happy Halloween!

Hope everyone has a Happy Halloween!

What is everyone Doing?

Housewife, Will you be cooking your award winning
meals and desserts?

And Dr. Mansview, what will you be doing. How is that sign on your Tombstone? Have the Graveyard Creatures visited your Tombstone Yet! LOL

I will take my children to a Halloween Party, they will go Trick or Treating with their friends,

and the extent of my cooking:

1. Stuffed Orange Peppers (for Halloween), Green and Red Peppers,(for Christmas next month), stuffed with Rice, Cheddar Cheese, ground Turkey or Beef and: Cranberry,Raisins and various Nuts! It's fast and I usually top it off with Grated Parmesian Cheese and Spaghetti Sauce or Tomato Sauce.
I skillet the Turkey and or Beef first and then I stuff with everything, then I put into the oven just to get the Peppers soft, (not too over cooked)!

2. Dessert: My children and I make Taffy or Carmel Apples!

Happy Halloween!

Gia

I did not go anywhere on Halloween, I like to watch horror movies, I like them all.