Dec. 19th, 2002

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1061horoscopes

 
  • Dec. 19, 2002
     
    no call or email from e or a yet.
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    scopes:

    Taurus
    Horoscope (by Astrocenter.com)
    Group activities or social events taking place today, dear Taurus,
    which you may have already committed to, might not seem as appealing
    as they once did. You could be tired, feeling very lazy, and not
    likely to want to move a muscle. Whether you attend or not is up to
    you, but don't feel guilty if you decide to stay home. We're all
    entitled to take time out occasionally, and to crash in front of the
    TV. Relax!

    Gemini
    Horoscope (by Astrocenter.com)
    You've probably had a busy and stressful few days, dear Gemini, and
    may be a bit drained. However, chores and other responsibilities
    might be facing you, and you probably just don't want to do anything.
    Consider: are these tasks really all that pressing? It's all right to
    let them go; the world won't come to an end, and you're entitled to
    some relaxation. Read a good book, or crash in front of the TV.
    There's always tomorrow!
    ===============
    personalized:

    Today
    The mutual exploration of spiritual and intellectual ideas could
    bring you closer to friends and lovers alike. Fascinating discussions
    might take place - opening up new horizons to all who participate.
    You may even be overcome by a strong feeling of group unity, Erika.
    At day's end, you could experience a strong spiritual longing to
    plunge into a deep study of whatever the topics of conversation have
    been. Don't hesitate to do this. It can only help you grow.

    Your Rising Sign
    Shared resources are of special concern today as you find yourself
    feeling greater sensitivity in this area of your life. It could be
    that you need to do a bit of renegotiating with a business partner or
    spouse in regard to how certain resources are used. The Moon's
    transit is making emotions run at a much more intense level than
    usual. Also, attend carefully to details regarding taxes, politics,
    and real estate.

    Daily Numeroscope - December 19, 2002
    Life Path Number: 6
    If there has been anything on the home front that has been troubling
    you, Erika, the essence of this 1-Day may well bring solutions you
    have not thought of before. Perhaps a better system is needed, or
    maybe a different form of communication can help. Whatever the case
    is for you, do some investigating into the solution. No doubt,
    someone, somewhere has encountered the same situation, and may have
    the answers in the form of a book or website. Check it out.

    1062 Decemberween menu

     
    • Dec. 19, 2002
       
      Honeybaked ham (L&B are bringing)

      Crock Pot Brisket (maybe)

      French Bread

      igourmet.com 'hors d'ouvres for 10' assortment (assembled by me)
      *Mountain Gorgonzola
      *English Farmhouse Cheddar
      *a French triple-cream cheese, either: Brillat Savarin, Chaource, or
      Explorateur
      * Spanish Malagon with Rosemary (sheeps milk cheese)
      Bremner wafers
      8 oz of sliced smoked salmon
      capers
      served on dense,thin sliced dark bread, lightly spread with
      Clotted Cream
      Decorate serving platter with thinly sliced lemons & fresh dill
      Perigord pate served in small bowl with
      mini toasts
      a bowl of Greek Olives
      Peppadew Peppers
      & maybe cornichons

      Stuffed Peppadew peppers:
      1 batch of cream cheese & cocktail shrimp stuffed peppers
      1 batch of veggie cream cheese stuffed peppers, garnished with green
      olives

      Texas Tommies (recipe from meal-master) --hot dog stuffed with white
      american cheese, wrapped in bacon & deep fried. a Pennsylvania diner
      specialty.

      Welsh Rabbit with tomato (recipe from epicurious.com)

      Marinated Shrimp from "sugarfree new orleans" cookbook

      Beef & seafood fondue (thinly sliced beef, shrimp & scallops to cook
      in fondue pot with boiling peanut oil & butter) Served with avocado
      sauce, mustard sauce, and heinz sauce, from "fondue for fun"
      cookbook. maybe bbq sauce

      Cheese fondue, with bread & apple slices

      Little smokies in BBQ sauce in crock pot or lg. fondue pot

      Microwave fudge with pecans & cranberries or craisins

      Hershey's assorted miniatures

      red & green xmas gumdrops

      Chips & dips

      pork rinds

      caviar(?) served with chopped boiled egg, chopped onion,
      blini/russian buckwheat pancakes and/or carve out boiled baby red
      potatoes with melon baller, fill with sour cream, top with caviar

      maybe phyllo dough appetizers, premade/frozen at Central Mkt.

      Beer
      wine
      champagne
      chambord
      sodas
       

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1064 Re: weird

 
  • Dec. 19, 2002
     
    Sent to Jen this a.m. NO email from her today. busy or sick at home?
    hopefully not in trouble for 'net abuse.
    ==============================================================
    Found one of the cheeses on my list: Brillat Savarin
    at Grapevine Market :)

    Now all I need to find is the Malagon with Rosemary
    and I'm set!

    I will do my cheese-buying on Monday 23rd. The
    Grapevine Market cheese guy said he was expecting more
    in on the 20th, so I know I can get the Brillat S. for
    sure. :)

    I still haven't tried Whole Foods; I'm not too worried
    about it.

    Lynn said she would bring a Honeybaked ham for
    Decemberween...that's gonna be awesome.

    ----
    No rsvp from Mandi the bird-o-phobe. no reply from A
    or E on the bird sitch, or to clear up their
    double-RSVP/head-count confusion. Tom is pissed that
    they RSVP'd with Arthur as a 'guest' anyway, but I
    pointed out that we didn't specifically say "No Pets"
    on the invite, so we don't want the poo-storm of going
    back and adding that on now & making E&A feel
    persecuted or whatever. I think my solution is best:
    put him in one place for the duration, and that way he
    can be approached or avoided at will by the other guests.
    =================================================================

    Actualy found the Brillat S. Tuesday after work--Lynn & I went by
    Tina's and Lynn had me go in to take Tina her xmas card/cash &
    chocolate covered coffee beans. Tina didn't hug or anything, just dug
    in to the beans, did not offer one to me or her client that she was
    just finished with. She is rude & selfish. I really don't think I
    like her much.

    So, we went to grapevine market afterwards to look for a present for
    LaShay, Lynn's boss. Found Brillat Savarin in the cheese section, the
    guy said to buy it closer to the time I was gonna be serving it. I
    thought he was fulla crap, but this is a cheese that is only aged 2
    wks & websites advise to serve witin a few days of purchase, so he
    was right.

    I'll go back Monday 23rd.

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