"Auld Lang Syne"

[Jazzey]

Flu? - that one was for Dr. Baxter

Google - who says you have to leave home to see fireworks? I've travelled the world tonight

 

[Daniel E.]

I didn't even realize it was that late. I've been sleeping most of the day trying to get rid of this bug.

Sounds like you need some poutine soup :doctor:

 

[NicNak]

I didn't even realize it was that late. I've been sleeping most of the day trying to get rid of this bug.

I wasn't feeling well today either. Mom got the same cold twice this year and she rarely gets sick.

Hope you feel better soon Dr Baxter.

 

[Daniel E.]

Speaking of soup and New Years:

New Year's Soup Buffet Party
A Simple Soup Party

 

[Jazzey]

It's an interesting idea. I've never heard of having a "soup party".

 

[NicNak]

I could think of better things than soup.

http://www.djscatering.com/nss-folder/pictures/1Sweets%20and%20Berries.jpg

 

[Daniel E.]

It's an interesting idea. I've never heard of having a "soup party".

Me, either. It's a hot idea

 

[Jazzey]

NN - those are lookin' good.

As for the soup idea, i'd even venture to say that it's steamin'

 

[Daniel E.]

I could think of better things than soup.

http://www.djscatering.com/nss-folder/pictures/1Sweets%20and%20Berries.jpg

That would go great with French Toast :lol:

And if Dr. Baxter has a flu, it is an especially good idea. I think you're supposed to feed a flu

 

[Jazzey]

We can combine NN's and yours Daniel:

Jacques Torres' Chocolate Soup With Caramelized Bananas - - FabulousFoods.com


...although I'm not sure of the medicinal qualities for Dr. Baxter?

 

[Daniel E.]

Oh my......

Apparently, no utensils are required:

me and chocolate soup on Flickr - Photo Sharing!

(Has anyone had chocolate soup?)

 

[Jazzey]

Oh dear... - I think I'll opt for Canadian traditions - utensils.

And I've never had chocolate soup - but I'm considering trying that recipe at some point....we'll see.

[SIGN]g'nite[/SIGN] & again - :happynewyear: everyone.

"bonne ann?e et bonne sant?" (Good year & Good health)

 

[NicNak]

Ohh, I had inquired on that on another thread. Abooot Canadians and utensiles. Do American people not use them Daniel?

Do they eat like Cookie Monster?

YouTube - c is for cookie

 

[Daniel E.]

Do American people not use them Daniel?

Do Canadians eat fried chicken with a knife?

Seriously, I think what happened was that the restaurant in question was trying to save costs since they probably didn't serve many meals requiring a knife. So they only provided a knife if someone orders a steak or whatever.

YouTube - c is for cookie

Thank you for reminding me that cookie starts with "c" :lol:

 

[NicNak]

Do Canadians eat fried chicken with a knife?

:blush: When I eat chicken, I take it off the bone with a fork and eat it with a fork :blush: :teehee:

But since I have OCD tendancies, I think it might just be a Tami thing, not a Canadian thing. I avoid eating with my hands at all cost :blush:

Seriously, I think what happened was that the restaurant in question was trying to save costs since they probably didn't serve many meals requiring a knife. So they only provided a knife if someone orders a steak or whatever.

I figured as much, I just wanted to bug you

 

[NicNak]

Oh dear... - I think I'll opt for Canadian traditions - utensils.

And I've never had chocolate soup - but I'm considering trying that recipe at some point....we'll see.

[SIGN]g'nite[/SIGN] & again - :happynewyear: everyone.

"bonne ann?e et bonne sant?" (Good year & Good health)

Nighty Night Jazzey :snowballs:

:happynewyear:

 

[NicNak]

Thank you for reminding me that cookie starts with "c" :lol:

You are welcome Daniel. Just thought I would remind you just incase you are forgetful like me :teehee:

I am kidding, I am not quite that forgetful as of yet :crazy:

But I will admit, I forget real general spelling, at times :blush: