Just a little report.
Starting with yesterday afternoon.
Three of us played soccer. Two of the three played the entire game. Two of the three came away with injuries.
Three = Ashlan, Jay & Carl
Two = Ashlan & Carl
Two = Jay & Carl
I’ll let you figure out the two and two.
We won 3-0. SHUTOUT for Carl.
Today.
Actually slept in a bit, and then off and doing.
Coffee (at home type)
Tables arranged for 12. Chairs borrowed so al 12 can sit at a table.
- Onions diced
- Cheese grated
- Apples sliced
- Potatoes cubed
- Turkey in the oven.
Still to come
- Soup in a pumpkin prepared
- Stuffing (outside)
- Mashing and smashing
- Fruit cutting
- Cream a whipping
- Others bringing other things
- And most important, chatting and eating.
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October 11, 2010 at 1:50 am |
Excuse my ignorance, but how is the stereotypical Canada T-giving menu different from the USA one? We usually have to borrow forks…. [No comment on “Cream a whipping”….]
October 11, 2010 at 7:51 am |
We have not been able to discern any real difference in the menu, but nobody has actually attended a real T-Day dinner in Canada. [Ashlan was invited this year, but chose to come south.]
The first few years we tried asking roommates and friends, but didn’t really get anywhere. Answers like, “Our family is vegetarian, so we just do our own thing.” [They were from India originally I believe.]