1 Post Views: 181 Santa Claus has long been a cult idol of mine. I think we can all really agree that the image of Santa Claus, perhaps even his entire existence, has been […]
Monthly Archives: November 2009
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Post Views: 134 No,Turducken is not Southern slang for dodging things a chimp might throw at you. Its a truly fascinating dish that seems to have it’s origins in the […]
Turducken
1 Post Views: 94 I don’t know about you, but at my house, I can almost NEVER resist the sad eyes and begging demeanor of my doggie when its turkey time. […]
Turkey Day Goes to the Dogs..
Post Views: 112 My grandma Felicia, on my father’s side was a kind loving and wonderful person. She taught me many things, but I think most importantly she taught me […]
Memories of Grandma Felicia
1 Post Views: 130 Ah its pumpkin pie time again! I love all pie but the pumpkin pie truley is the epitome of a delightful Thanksgiving meal in my opinion. How […]
Gourd you make a great pie.
Post Views: 160 Horn basket is the description you are most likely to associate with the humble cornucopia. Ever wonder what that weird woven basket thing in the shape of […]
Horn basket, the humble cornucopia?
Post Views: 92 Tomorrow is my birthday. Tomorrow is Friday the 13th. I am not a big believer in things either lucky or unlucky so the fact that it falls […]
Friday the 13th :THE BLOG POST
Post Views: 144 Virginians claim that they actually held the first Thanksgiving festivities a full two years before the pilgrims of Massachusetts. Captain John Woodlief led a little ship called the […]
a little ship called the Margaret
Post Views: 120 “When I became convinced that the universe is natural—that all the ghosts and gods are myths, there entered into my brain, into my soul, into every […]
A Non-Traditional Ingersoll Thanksgiving
Post Views: 203 You sure wore some funny clothes back then. In keeping with my new penchant for blogging about the holidays, which I think I really overdid at Halloween, I […]