In article >, Tracy >
wrote:

> Damsel in dis Dress wrote:
> > I love reading about (and living vicariously through) people's menus
> > for the holidays. We always go simple and inexpensive, because I get
> > really stressed when people come over to visit. Here's what we're
> > serving this year ...
> >
> > Sloppy Joes
> > Potato Chips
> > Dill Pickles
> > Pistachio Dessert (It's green, and has chopped cherries on top)
> > Coca-Cola and Mountain Dew
> > Coffee
> >
> > Maybe next year, when we're not in the midst of moving, we'll do
> > better by our guests, but that's what they're gettin' this year.
> >
> > Carol
>
> On _any_ day that would soun good. I love sloppy joes, but I haven't
> had them in years.
>
> I am not sure what we are having yet for Christmas dinner. Our son will
> be home from college and whatever we have will be his choice. Probably
> either couscous or lasagna and meatballs. It will be just the three of
> us Christmas day. We might take another poster's suggestion and go to
> the movies.
>
> Christmas Eve we may go to a friend's home and I wouldn't be surprised
> if she served goose. She's Czech and a wonderful cook.
>
> -Tracy

Hm. I was planning on roasting a large ham, but lasagna sounds really
good.

Something to think about. :-)
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