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A Few of FR's Finest....Every Day....10-24-02
dansangel and Billie
Posted on 10/24/2002 1:38:40 AM PDT by dansangel
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To: knighthawk
Thank-you for the language lesson. And yes, you are so right!
To: dansangel
I have to take the Pork Ribs de bin Ladin over to RikaStrom's. I'll fill you in later.
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posted on
10/24/2002 4:44:08 PM PDT
by
Flyer
To: dutchess
Thanks for the report on your great day and lunch with the Treasury Secretary...
To: LadyX
Cute bear...Is that a Beanie Baby? I remember during the height of the Beanie Baby collecting frenzy, the British Bear was very valuable.
To: Flyer
I'll fill you in later.Please do. I'm concerned!
To: blackie
I carry one or the other at all times, as a backup...LOL! As you said before....one cannot have too many guns!
To: daisyscarlett
Believe it was, daisy.
Found it on google.com.
Looked at so many, I can bearly cee the kees tew tipe..:))
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posted on
10/24/2002 4:56:12 PM PDT
by
LadyX
To: Mama_Bear
Hi Lori...A great graphic you made for MadIvan....
I think we should have "high tea" this afternoon....
Hosting a high tea is an innovative fun way to get friends together for an afternoon of relaxation and delicious food. It is not even necessary to serve tea, if that's not your (tea) bag. The "high" referred to the way it was taken, sitting atop stools in a tea shop or standing at the counter or buffet table. The high tea idea began around the mid 1700's as a way to ward off the hunger pangs before dinner. They traditionally used leftover meats and made sandwiches. It is said that this idea was from the Earl of Sandwich. High tea time was a cross between afternoon tea and supper, and for many it was the main meal of the day. High tea originated as a British working class tradition.
To: Flyer
Look forward to a "maybe post and picture tomorrow"...lol...Meanwhile, hello there...
To: dansangel
I keep missing you angel. Hope you are still around and can join us for a very British high tea....
To: dansangel
Well! Thanks for welcome, OOO XXX.
To: daisyscarlett
I'm still here, {{{{{{{{{daisy}}}}}}}}}} but I'm not sure for how much longer...LOL! It has been a long day!
Yes, I believe I'll stay for some tea...nothing to eat, thank-you as I will be "retiring" soon!
To: Excuse_My_Bellicosity
You're welcome for the "welcome"...LOL!
To: Mama_Bear
LOL - I can just see the look on your face while you're manipulating it, M_B, with stream after stream of rockets!
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posted on
10/24/2002 5:31:58 PM PDT
by
LadyX
To: LadyX
LOL - I can just see the look on your face while you're manipulating it, M_B, with stream after stream of rockets! Oh, it was just BEAUTIFUL! LOL!!
(As you can tell, it doesn't take much to entertain me, LOL)
To: daisyscarlett
I think we should have "high tea" this afternoon.... That sounds wonderful!
One of my most memorable experiences was having high tea at the Empress Hotel in Victoria, BC. So elegant and sooooo very British. Whenever we go to Victoria, high tea is always on our list of things to do.
To: Flyer
Maybe a post and a picture tomorrow. Always look forward to your pictures.........and your posts. :-)
To: daisyscarlett; Billie; Mama_Bear; LadyX; All
I'm fading fast....Goodnight to all! Please have a safe and pleasant evening.
{{{{{{{{{HUGS}}}}}}}}}}}
To: dansangel
You've more than earned your rest this day, dansangel!
God be with you and .45MAN ~ ~ ~
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posted on
10/24/2002 5:53:41 PM PDT
by
LadyX
To: LadyX
It was so wonderful of you to bring this home for chadsey, LIR! Thanks for my dinner-- a special treat. LOL
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