What's for Lunch

Took my wife out to lunch yesterday. Got lots of 'Good Hub' points for that. My real motive: I had a nice 12 oz. strip steak with onion rings and fries. I'm not sure what my wife ate or what she was saying. I was too busy pigging out!

Do you remember if your wife even got in the car to go with you?

So what if she didn't get in the car? At least he asked her out, and after all, isn't it the thought that really counts? Geesh, women! Reminds me of a video on You Tube entitled "Women".

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Sure she got in the car. She paid the bill, too! Love the vid, Justice!

Turkey is for lunch! Well, supper, anyway.

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone!!

Gobble, Gobble...remember, you ARE what you eat! We're just a bunch of turkeys today!

I like being a Turkey! I'm gonna be one today, too!

Today I am baking spritz cookies. Lots of them. With lots of sugar and calories. I'm going to eat a bunch of them, too. Then I'm going to call Dr. Oz and tell him what he can do with his healthy eating ideas. And I'll wish him a Merry christmas while I munch cookies (loudly, so he can hear it on the phone) and sip egg nog spiked with whiskey!

Yummmmm...Eggnog with Southern Comfort!

Great idea and the state store is open today so I can get some! You've just made our Christmas a bit Merrier!

What time should I come over?

Merry Christmas to you and your family! Anytime is good!

And to you and your family as well!

The day after Christmas and we've got enough leftovers to keep us for a week!

Me too!

At least I won't have to do much grocery shopping for New Years!

So, other than you 'Men' watching football and drinking beer and burping all day...what are your New Year's traditions?

Not much football, lately. Most of the games have been just too lame. 6-6 & 7-5 teams in bowl games. I miss the days of the Cotton Bowl, Sugar Bowl, etc. when actual good teams played each other. So, we've been rearranging the kitchen to fit the Keurig coffee maker I got for my wife, thinking about when (sometime next year) to redo the kitchen floor and remodel the bathroom and spending some time just relaxing on the couch reading and enjoying each others company. Also making some long phone calls to see what old chums that live in other states or countries have been up to. As for New Years, we're spending it safely at home with just the two of us and some champagne. Kinda quiet, but I have to rest up for whatever shennanigans I get into in the New Year! How about yourself? Any plans?

I never make plans for New Year's Eve...just a bunch of drunks carrying on like idiots. What's the big deal anyway...everyday is the start of a new year, if you   think about it. On New Years day, we usually have our stuffed cabbage (cabbage rolls) for the Irish in me and those stinking salty blind herring fish for the Italian in me...but, we haven't been able to find the blind herring for some years now around here...all they have is the cream herring in jars...what I'm looking for are the ones that are dried and stiff as a board, salty and stinky. Man-O-Man, Buffalo NY used to have barrels of those on the street corners...here in Cleveland they look at me like I'm crazy when I ask for them.

I like to watch in on people's webcams to see what they are doing. They have webcams set up on the roofs around Times Square, so I usually watch those AFTER midnight and watch as the crowd lingers and staggers around the streets of NYC. It's fun to watch the clean up crew get right to work.

Well, I got to side with the Herring. If I was salted, dried and blind, I'd stink, too, just 'cause I was really mad at the world! I never saw much of a point in going out and carousing at New Years. Even when I was young and frisky, it made more sense to locate at someone's house and do any blitz activities there without risking any driving. Best to usher in the New Year in one piece without a hangover!

Pitcairn Island? Where the heck is that????

Pretty much in the middle of the Pacific. It's where some of the mutineers from the HMS Bounty landed after they took the ship from Capt. Bligh. They sank the ship in Bounty Bay there. Tahiti is a much better place for a vacation!

Man-O-Man, I sure miss our PirateWithParrot!!!   

I didn't see him at Pitcairn!