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Posted by railfan619 on Friday, November 4, 2005 8:10 PM
HEY everyone well it is finally friday and boy. I am happy because now I can sleep in for aleast two days yea but anywho. CW if there is any walley left with french fries I'll be in later tonight to pick up a late night snack ok but that's if for now hope everyone has a good weekend and I will be talkin to you all later [|)][|)][|)]
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Posted by espeefoamer on Friday, November 4, 2005 7:46 PM
Did someone say FISH? I'll definately swim over to get some,And that fried apple pie,too [:)].
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Posted by CSXrules4eva on Friday, November 4, 2005 5:35 PM
CW did I hear something about fish?? If so I want some!! Can I have some katchup and tarter sauce to go with that please??

Day five of Septa strike, well everything is still the same in terms of the strike, people are complaining, and confused.

The weather was really nice here today. It went up to 70 something degrees here! It's suposed to be like this for the rest of the weekend.
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Posted by cherokee woman on Friday, November 4, 2005 3:15 PM
The fish is frying, and have plenty of fries. There's also some of Larry's
taco salad left, and for dessert, we have some fried apple pies.
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Posted by JoeKoh on Friday, November 4, 2005 3:10 PM
fish fry sounds great for tonight.finished raking some leaves and checking the downspouts before the rain.there is one tree thats has about half of its leaves left.hopefully they will come down this weekend.
stay safe
Joe

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Posted by tree68 on Friday, November 4, 2005 1:26 PM
I think there's a little taco salad left. Folks can certainly have it on the side, with their fish.

I'll be munching tonight (not a good thing) - working at the local PBS station's Art Auction, running camera, raiding the hors d'oeuvres on break. They have some good stuff (even train art, sometimes!), although a lot of it is way outside my budget. I do have a few artist's proofs, though, and I've met a lot of the artists who contribute. The station is aired in the Ottawa, ON area, too, so we get a lot of Canadian interest, eh? http://www.wpbs.org

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Posted by cherokee woman on Friday, November 4, 2005 12:38 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by tree68

Well, it's not T-Shirt weather, but we did get up to a very windy 60 yesterday. I didn't hear anything about records, but Mookie is right - sure is nice for early November, especially here in the north country.


Taco salad sounds good - another dish I love to create! I'll get right to work on it!
The Parker House rolls reminds me of a specialty of my old high school cafeteria (back when they made the meals from scratch) - fresh yeast rolls, baked daily. Excuse me while I wipe the drool off my chin...[dinner]


Larry, thank you so much for doing the taco salad. That does sound soooo
goooood!! And Carl, I've got a tuna salad made up with plenty chunks
of tuna in it!!

Larry, do you have enough of that taco salad for supper tonight? If not,
how about we have a fish fry tonight, since it's such a nice sunshiny, warm
day. We could even eat our fish, fries, etc. out on the patio tonight.
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Posted by CShaveRR on Friday, November 4, 2005 11:42 AM
Our school lunches weren't that bad.

I don't think I've had an honest-to-Goodness Parker House roll in a long time. Used to love 'em. Then someone told a joke about them and I haven't been able to look at one without cracking up.

Salad always sounds good--chunks of tuna in mine, please!

Went to work in short sleeves yesterday. Sleeves a little longer today (cooler night ahead), but still don't plan on wearing a jacket. Big change comes tomorrow.

If they move the intermodal containers out of my way, I might get to see the last three CNW units leave for the Twin Cities again (after dark, unfortunately--and the won't be using the dynamics at this point, so no glow).

How's that for tying together a few threads?

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Posted by tree68 on Friday, November 4, 2005 11:02 AM
QUOTE: Originally posted by jeaton

Larry-Meals from scratch? If your school is anything like ours, the cafeteria staff and school administration do not even know the meaning of that phrase.

Nor does the staff at our local school these days (I don't live where I graduated). You also have to factor in the nearly 40 years since I graduated from HS... As Madame La Mook pointed out, TV dinners weren't mainstream yet, and the idea of heating up something from the freezer (which is about all they do now) was as foreign to them as scratch cooked meals are to most cafeteria staffers today. No pizza. No "ribbies." Real mashed potatoes. Thanksgiving week was great.

My late grandmother worked in a school cafeteria when I was young. She had recipes - "Serves 200."

In addition to the regular cafeteria line (40 cents), our high school cafeteria had an "a la carte" line, which is where we'd get those delightful rolls. We'll have to put our new baker to work!

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Posted by blhanel on Friday, November 4, 2005 10:15 AM
I was an extremely picky eater back when I was a kid, so I don't have any memories of how our school cafeteria was taste-wise. I always packed my lunch. I've since gotten beyond my aversion to trying new foods, and now I'll eat almost anything (with some exceptions).

EDIT: Hey, I got the first post on a new page again! Hope this bodes well for the 10,000th post competition...
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Posted by Anonymous on Friday, November 4, 2005 10:13 AM
10,000 - 9813 = 187


BUT who is counting? [:D]


Mooke [:)]

Just say N O (and remember crack kills [;)] )

Dutchess is fine and onary as ever.

Weather is "nuts" these days. Into the 80s for highs during NOVEMBER [:0] , something is a little off if you know what I mean. [8] But at least the furnance is not on yet. [;)] A penny saved is a penny earned, but these days a dollar not spent on home heating can be used to pay another bill. (Wonder if we will ever see that adage in a book anytime soon? hahaha [:D]

Well got to go, someone wants to go for a walk, wonder who? [;)]

PS

CW THANKS for the PIZZA, hmmmmm good. [:p]


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Posted by Mookie on Friday, November 4, 2005 8:18 AM
Oh Larry - you bring back good memories. We had some good and bad, but overall, most of the cafeteria food was pretty good. But that was pre-tv dinners and no time to cook. Now you can only get that type of food in the diner!

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Posted by jeaton on Friday, November 4, 2005 7:51 AM
Larry-Meals from scratch? If your school is anything like ours, the cafeteria staff and school administration do not even know the meaning of that phrase.

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Posted by tree68 on Friday, November 4, 2005 6:56 AM
Well, it's not T-Shirt weather, but we did get up to a very windy 60 yesterday. I didn't hear anything about records, but Mookie is right - sure is nice for early November, especially here in the north country.

Taco salad sounds good - another dish I love to create! I'll get right to work on it!

The Parker House rolls reminds me of a specialty of my old high school cafeteria (back when they made the meals from scratch) - fresh yeast rolls, baked daily. Excuse me while I wipe the drool off my chin...[dinner]

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Posted by Mookie on Friday, November 4, 2005 6:40 AM
Joe knows me pretty well!

Let's see - lunch....it's not too cold yet, so how about a big [C=:-)] salad, or taco salad and a side of fresh baked parker house rolls or croissants. Maybe a salad with tuna for those that still like fish on Friday. Probably need to have extra ranch dressing along with the rest. 6:40 am and I am already looking forward to lunch! Imagine that!

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Posted by JoeKoh on Friday, November 4, 2005 6:33 AM
mookie would probably say chocolate pie for dessert and forget about lunch.
thanks for breakfast cw
stay safe
joe

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Posted by cherokee woman on Friday, November 4, 2005 6:18 AM
Good Friday morning, everbody! Here in Louisville, we have a nice temp
in the mid to upper 60s, this morning.

Breakfast this morning: the usual fare of turkey bacon, sausage, biscuits
& gravy, fried taters or hash browns, scrambled eggs, and for those who
don't want any of that, we also have doughnuts: plain, chocolate covered
with cream or vanilla filling, and jelly filled doughnuts.

Hope all have a great day today, and Mookie, what would you like for
lunch today?

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Posted by Mookie on Friday, November 4, 2005 6:09 AM
mmmm - cold pizza - breakfast of choice! Well, for one of us. The other is a finicky eater. Wants real food, very hot or very cold and only once. No leftovers. So I never have to worry about lunches for the next day.

Caulk is sitting on the bathtub, waiting for a "dry" time. Some cracks you just want to watch and not caulk. [:I]

I was a very helpful assistant last nite. I sat on a chair and watched the plumbing job and after supper the landlord mowed and I sat on the porch and assisted again.

Imagine 11-3 and sitting on the porch - in my stocking feet! Years ago, I would have had to put on boots, coat, scarf etc. Mowing was done in a t-shirt! Ah - life is good!

Er......weatherwise! Of course! [:I][:I]

It's hot in here - going out to hammock where weather is always nice....

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Posted by cherokee woman on Thursday, November 3, 2005 9:26 PM
Pat, hope you enjoyed your sausage pizza.

Have plenty of pizza left; so, anyone who comes in the Diner, from now
until I post breakfast in the morning, can warm some pizza in the
microwave. Or eat it cold.
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Posted by railfan619 on Thursday, November 3, 2005 8:17 PM
Here I am sorry I just got home from work a liitle while ago and this is the 1st time today I have been able to really sit down and get over to the diner but anywho is there any sauasage left If so I'll take um 8 pieces cause. I'm really hungry tonight but anyway that's about it I'll be going now so have a good night and I will be talkin to you all later. Oh CW can you just leave some under the warmer and I'll be in the morning to get some before I leave for work thanks [dinner][zzz][zzz][zzz][zzz][zzz][zzz][zzz][zzz]
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Posted by cherokee woman on Thursday, November 3, 2005 6:49 PM
Glad everybody's enjoying the pizza tonight. Hmmm, where is Pat (railfan619)?
He's usually requesting pizza.
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Posted by blhanel on Thursday, November 3, 2005 4:18 PM
I'll take four slices of your equivalent to a supreme pizza (everything but the anchovies), please!

If trainnutz was on the mark, and nobody else sneaks in ahead of me, then this is #9803.
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Posted by locomutt on Thursday, November 3, 2005 4:11 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by Mookie

Jim - how's Duchess?




I'm not Jim,but when we were talking to him today;Duchess
Definitely made her presence known !!!!!!
She wanted to play,but he Couldn't ? go out !![:-,]

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need it sent to you ????[:-,]

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Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, November 3, 2005 4:00 PM
9801 - less than 200 to go!
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Posted by espeefoamer on Thursday, November 3, 2005 3:32 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by jhhtrainsplanes

10,000 - 9783 = 217


O N L Y 217 POSTS TO GO [:D] [:D] [:D]




OK, All together now, 217 bottles of beer on the wall,217 bottles of beer....
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Posted by JoeKoh on Thursday, November 3, 2005 3:21 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by Mookie

CW - you are reading my mind. Driver has to play plumber with a crack showing tonite - I am going to get a ringside seat for that! Need to replace potty innards - then thought we would have pizza to celebrate! [C=:-)] Cooks nite off, you know.

mookie
they make caulk for that!!![}:)]
cw bring the pizzas on took matt to the park after school. a lady asked why all the kids? I just said next week we could have snow.thats ohio weather for you.
stay safe
Joe

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Posted by CSXrules4eva on Thursday, November 3, 2005 1:20 PM
CW I think I will have a chesse pizza please. I think I can go for about 6 slices so, I guess you could call that a regular large pizza.

Well, this is day 4 of the Septa strike. Trains are jam packed, people are ticked, roads are more crowded..... Yesterday I heard on the news that some people have gotten what I like to call "train radge" because, the trains are too crowded. Septa's regional rail lines clearly aren't able to handle 100 percent of Philadelphia's and surrounding areas, transportation needs by itself. So, far there have been no talks scheuled to disscuss contracts. Also, Septa has not put out extra trains as a result of the strike.
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Posted by Mookie on Thursday, November 3, 2005 12:59 PM
CW - you are reading my mind. Driver has to play plumber with a crack showing tonite - I am going to get a ringside seat for that! Need to replace potty innards - then thought we would have pizza to celebrate! [C=:-)] Cooks nite off, you know.

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Posted by cherokee woman on Thursday, November 3, 2005 12:51 PM
Hope everyone has enjoyed your lunch today. The pizzas will be ready
around 3 p.m. (in case Mookie wants to take one or two home with her
for her & Driver's supper).
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Posted by Mookie on Thursday, November 3, 2005 9:48 AM
Jim - how's Duchess?

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