Brotherly love in playscale: finding diversity in fashion dolls and action figures from the 1960s to now: Barbie, Fashion Royalty, Momoko, Susie, GI Joe, Power Team, Mixis.
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Happy Thanksgiving!
Dear Readers and Followers (aka Readers Plus ;-D)
Thanks for spending time with me. I appreciate you ALL!
Hi and thanks, Therese and "iLham" for your Thanksgiving wishes. I had a nice day - peaceful and satisfying with plenty of turkey, oyster stuffing, string beans w. onions, oh and lemon coconut cake. Sigh.
I would have saved turkey for you, "iLham," but I feared the turkey would spoil in transit. Really and truly, I would have. But please consider "turkey saved" for you in spirit. LOL, yes, I know that wouldn't satisfy much. Sad pout. Shrug.
Hi, Kim! Happy Thanksgiving to you, too. My Mom added a little lemon zest and a little lemon juice to a white cake mix, topped the prepared (cooked) cake with cream cheese frosting and dusted the frosting with toasted coconut. Oh, my my. And I am not a "big" cake eater. (Well, except for Wellesley fudge cake ... fresh chocolate chip or oatmeal-raisin-cashew cookies being my preference ;-D)
Winter brings forth the foodie in me, LOL. Especially desserts. Sigh.
Calories going to return, I guess. Frowns at that unwelcome thought.
Happy Thanksgiving and save some turkey for me. hohohoho
ReplyDeleteHappy Turkey Day! (or was it yesterday?)
ReplyDeleteHi and thanks, Therese and "iLham" for your Thanksgiving wishes. I had a nice day - peaceful and satisfying with plenty of turkey, oyster stuffing, string beans w. onions, oh and lemon coconut cake. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteI would have saved turkey for you, "iLham," but I feared the turkey would spoil in transit. Really and truly, I would have. But please consider "turkey saved" for you in spirit. LOL, yes, I know that wouldn't satisfy much. Sad pout. Shrug.
Happy Thanksgiving to you. It sounds like you had a great meal! I don't think I have ever had lemon coconut cake before.
ReplyDeleteHi, Kim! Happy Thanksgiving to you, too. My Mom added a little lemon zest and a little lemon juice to a white cake mix, topped the prepared (cooked) cake with cream cheese frosting and dusted the frosting with toasted coconut. Oh, my my. And I am not a "big" cake eater. (Well, except for Wellesley fudge cake ... fresh chocolate chip or oatmeal-raisin-cashew cookies being my preference ;-D)
ReplyDeleteWinter brings forth the foodie in me, LOL. Especially desserts. Sigh.
Calories going to return, I guess. Frowns at that unwelcome thought.