Re: Re: Pain while traveling?!?!

[Guest guest]

Doreen, are you feeding an army or what? Lol.

Sue

On Tuesday, November 25, 2008, at 08:37 AM, Mimi wrote:

> We are frying turkeys, so I

> have to prepare the liquid for injecting, I have two salads to make

> and I have to take three 15lb turkeys, and 3 turkey breasts out of the

> refrigerator and put them in a cold water bath because they are still

> frozen and we have to do the injecting and rubs tonight.

[Guest guest]

Buying pies from the bakery was a sensible idea. I hope that you and

your army have a good Thanksgiving. With that many people gathered, how

can you not? Get lots of rest and enjoy.

Sue

On Tuesday, November 25, 2008, at 10:45 PM, Mimi wrote:

> **LOL** Yeah Sue - it certainly seems that way. Hubby volunteered to

> fry turkeys at his mother's house this year. He is one of six

> siblings, 19 nieces and nephews and of course their significant

> others/spouses and children. Its crazy - there are so many of them

> anymore and there were 4 new babies born between August and November -

> one per month. Its a zoo, but we all seem to have a good time and

> everyone gets along for the most part. I just hope I can hold up

> physically this year. So far, I'm not doing so good. I broke down and

> purchased pies from the bakery instead of making them like I do every

> other year. That was a hard one to let go. I love cooking, but I just

> can't do it anymore. I feel like I am spiraling out of control. But, I

> am just going to have to take one day at a time and rest when I

> can..........Doreen

[Guest guest]

Think positive..purchasing pies means a baker has a job.

 

Enjoy the people. I was a gourmet cook...took lessons for years.

I now make one dish with someone else doing the chopping etc.....No one has lost

any weight..... so they are all surviving.

 

I have more time to " be " with those I love.

 

enjoy what is good about the day and ignore all else.  We do not need to give

this horrid disease more power over us.

Raniolo

> **LOL** Yeah Sue - it certainly seems that way. Hubby volunteered to

> fry turkeys at his mother's house this year. He is one of six

> siblings, 19 nieces and nephews and of course their significant

> others/spouses and children. Its crazy - there are so many of them

> anymore and there were 4 new babies born between August and November -

> one per month. Its a zoo, but we all seem to have a good time and

> everyone gets along for the most part. I just hope I can hold up

> physically this year. So far, I'm not doing so good. I broke down and

> purchased pies from the bakery instead of making them like I do every

> other year. That was a hard one to let go. I love cooking, but I just

> can't do it anymore. I feel like I am spiraling out of control. But, I

> am just going to have to take one day at a time and rest when I

> can......... .Doreen