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Location: Michigan | for us this year it is a rack of lamb ( med rare ) with spinich/tomatoes/feta cheese and fried potatoes.
plenty of drink v.o. and water for me and capt. and coke for the wife.
will be a laid back movie day enjoying the brand new kitchen and new family room power reclining sectional couch,which i will personally test out for napping purposes this afternoon.
tis the season to overeat , drink and be merry .
everybody have a safe and wonderful holiday season. GWB
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Crackerbarrel |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | SWMBO is scheduled to work tonight. One of the downsides of the medical profession. We'll go to some friends and to her sister's for soup this afternoon and smoked turkey dinner tomorrow with mashed potatoes and huckleberry pie for desert (very Idaho). Sitting in the new house on the new couch and watching the new TV and trying to keep SWMBO from crying because our daughters won't be home for the first time in 31 years. |
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Location: Utah | Standing rib roast, roast potatoes, cauliflower in a cheddar cheese sauce, fresh salad, some red wine.
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Location: Canberra, Australia | It's already Christmas day here in Oz, and because my older kids head off to their Mum's place soon, we did Christmas dinner last night: roast pork (with loads of crackling), roast potatoes, roast sweet potatoes, peas and gravy.
We tried a Black Forest Christmas Pudding for desert, but no one seemed to like that one. Should have stuck to the traditional pudding instead.
Lunch today was a little more unorthodox: poffertjes and bacon  |
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Location: Indiana | Healthy Choice steamer... screw-top wine. Merry Christmas! |
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Location: Always beautiful canyon country of Utah | Me alone cuz my wife went to DC today. Will eat stale potato chips and play my Adamas tonight before crying myself to sleep. Manana have the blessing and privilege of working. One of the benefits of the medical profession. Might get time for lunch between slaking fevered brows and parched lips. Wishing the best to everyone out there as the year draws to a close!! |
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Location: Always beautiful canyon country of Utah | Was gonna get myself a Christmas present but had no idea what I would like so had to forgo it. Maybe next year. Don't need a present every year!! |
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Location: Northwest Arkansas | Tip: Don't marry someone in the medical profession. You'll be alone Christmas. I'm single. I'll go to Mom''s and have ham, turkey, dressing, cranberries, etc. Traditional Christmas dinner. Same next week for the New Year. Hey guys, I got hurt real bad when I was a kid. If there had not been the dedicated medical staff on hand, I would have never walked. That was basically a little story to tell you to be proud of your other half, they're doing amazing work. Have a verrrry Merry Christmas. GWB take a little extra nap for me. Always play O's and A's. |
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Location: Tennessee | Tamales and some other stuff. |
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Location: NJ | shrimp
crab cakes
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Location: Flahdaw | Filled up the propane. Bought 8 beautiful filet mignons for us and guests. Go out to light the grill on Christmas afternoon....NO GAS!!!! Obviously the tank had a leak. Crap!
But, we grilled 'em inside in the oven and they were great. Added twice baked spinach potatoes, broccoli casserole, texas toast, beer and wine. |
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yearly o.t. subject : what is on your christmas menu ???