12/09/06 Cruise Continued ~ Pirating Bananas DIS Geekorama Part 2 Part 15

[DrHug]

I am feeling really bad with this flu stuff, but I thought of Little Amber and I can only Pray and be thankful for my illness. May God grant her a Miracle!

 

[MrsMork]

I am feeling really bad with this flu stuff, but I thought of Little Amber and I can only Pray and be thankful for my illness. May God grant her a Miracle!

For sure. That little girl needs a miracle and our aches and pains are so minor in comparison. Saying another prayer for her.

 

[DrHug]

See, I knew it. Yes, Sweet Man your omelets are yummy, however they take you a LONG time to make and you could not get them made, served to 3 kids and get you all out the door dressed appropriately in time for school and work.

Ah, that's where the cereal comes in.

 

[MrsMork]

Ah, that's where the cereal comes in.

But which drawer are the socks in? Sweater??? You are too funny, Mister!

 

[MrsMork]

Ok, I'm calling one more person then I'm coming home.

 

[DrHug]

oh come on Caroline - your hubby is a gem - I thought he was really good with the girls and he seems like nothing really fazes him - that is why Ken liked him too.

And Me too. Ditto!

 

[lillygator]

OMG, I

love love LOVE Spagettio's - with Meatballs only and Kraft - only Kraft Mac and Cheese - spirals!!

 

[DrHug]

I could give up candy for fried pork skins!

I am with you there Brack! Yummy! Cracklin' good!

 

[DrHug]

OMG, I

love love LOVE Spagettio's - with Meatballs only and Kraft - only Kraft Mac and Cheese - spirals!!

V can come to dinner and I'll do the cookin'! See hon?

 

[DrHug]

Ok, I'm calling one more person then I'm coming home.

Uh oh! Am I in trouble?

Naw!

 

[Jhalkias]

AND Raspberries!

DEFINITELY raspberries . . .

I had a dark chocolate and raspberry truffle at a Godiva shop once, and you can't find anyone who makes such a candy here locally!

 

[Jhalkias]

DrHug did prepare a meal for the kids once when I had a miscarriage. He opened a can of spaghetti and put it in a sauce pan, opened a can of hash and dumped that on top of the spaghetti, the topped the whole thing off with some cheese. I said, uh, no thanks, I'm not really hungry. Nope, I did not ask him to get breakfast for them, although he can do a pretty mean bowl of cereal! There are things he does better and easier and things I do better and easier. He does not ask me to figure out why some mechanical piece of equipment is not working (computer, car, washer, etc) and I don't ask him to feed or dress kids. It works well for us, we are both happy doing what comes easier for us.

Brings back memories . . .

When my mom was in the hospital and we were little, every meal either came out of a can, from a package of lunch meat, or a pack of hot dogs (dad could boil water). That was about it. That was back in the days BEFORE we got to go out and eat at a fancy place like McDonalds (which we got to go out to sometimes on Sundays a few years later).

 

[Jhalkias]

Smaties?....smarties? Did someone call me and Capt. Spanx?

Elasto Boy

On my way Elasto Boy!

 

[elaineteresa]

No No, the Smarties from NESTLE (british chocolate company), started way back when, 1937.

Yours 1949 or soon there after, when the company owner came to America.

Pj

I thought Nestle was Swiss? the french part.

 

[elaineteresa]

AND Raspberries!

are you kidding me? what about L'Orange?

dark chocolate laced with orange liqueur. yummm.

 

[elaineteresa]

Happy Birthday Andy!!!!

I hope you two are out dancing. and celebrating. is this a big one Andy? or too young for that yet?

 

[87Heel]

Happy Birthday, Andy!

 

[pjpoohbear]

I thought Nestle was Swiss? the french part.

We only knew of the british branch, who knew! All the good lines of chocolate have made in Britain on them, lol. FLAKE, SMARTIES, DOTS etc.

Pj

 

[MrsMork]

V can come to dinner and I'll do the cookin'! See hon?

She probably won't want the hash thrown on top of her spaghettios though!

 

[MrsMork]

Brings back memories . . .

When my mom was in the hospital and we were little, every meal either came out of a can, from a package of lunch meat, or a pack of hot dogs (dad could boil water). That was about it. That was back in the days BEFORE we got to go out and eat at a fancy place like McDonalds (which we got to go out to sometimes on Sundays a few years later).

You are really bringing back memories! I was 11 years old before I ever set foot in a restaurant! Then I went to a coffee shop with my dad when he took me to the doctor in the "big city" of Grand Junction, CO. Had a burger and was amazed at the ketchup in the squeeze bottle. But when I reached my teenage years my sister, brother and myself did go to McDonald's in Downey, CA - the original one!- for lunch every Sunday after church. Our mom was working then also and both parents worked on Sunday, thus the "treat" of McDonalds. 5 Burgers for a dollar. My brother got 3 and my sister and I each had one.