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Hello Everyone,

I have added Chis to the list because he will really enjoy this banter.

Nothing says Christmas to me like sausage and peppers. But, they must be sauteing in an avocado colored electric skillet in a corner of the basement to really bring me back to Christmas past.

Can't wait.....

Amy


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On Dec 6, 2010, at 7:59 PM, Roberta Buhle <rbuhle@earthlink.net> wrote:

> Hi Finnster,
> I AM counting your vote!
> Love,
> Grammy
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Finn Finn
> Sent: Dec 6, 2010 6:34 PM
> To: Roberta Buhle
> Cc: Maro Noreen , Sawitoski Eric , D'Amato Amy , Grandpa , Buhle Jimmy , Buhle Lou , Buhle John , Buhle Michele , Buhle Michael , Kaunelis Emily , Biden Kathleen , Biden Hunter , Hergott Jay , Hergott Gerry , Hergott Bradley , Hergott Jessie , Hergott Maureen , Hergott Danny , Sobeckis , Buhle Dorothy , Biden Naomi
> Subject: Re: Christmas Menu
>
> I say we do both of them!!!!!!!!!!!!! WOoo HOooo famiy FUNNNN!
>
> dearest and sincserest,
> LOve
> XOXO,
> Finnster.
>
> THE END
>
>
> p.s.
> I know the kids i rarely included in these "votes!" but please consider me as one of the adults!!!!!!
>
> p.p.s.
> See i even used a bunch of long, confusing words~~
>
> once agian,
> FINSTA
>
> On Sun, Dec 5, 2010 at 9:33 PM, Roberta Buhle <rbuhle@earthlink.net> wrote:
> Hi Family! (I included those younger generation kids for whom I have an email. If you see someone missing, please forward to them.)
>
> Please respond to these two proposals:
> (1)KING CHRISTMAS COOKIE CLUB--It has been suggested that our dessert this year be a collaborative effort. Everyone would bring a dozen or so homemade cookies (their own favorite?) and then we can all sample and have lovely choices with our after dinner coffee. This opportunity would not be limited to older generations. Young kids are welcome to try their hand at making a dozen cookies, too. We no longer have Paula's wonderful cookies to lift our hearts. I think she sort of retired. What's that all about?! After all, it only took her two 16 hour days to make her cookies. What's hard about that? So, this proposal is to look to the future by starting a new cookie tradition.
>
> 2)WHAT MENU ITEMS MEAN "CHRISTMAS" TO YOU?--the Aunts are meeting this week to review the menu and we would like to know what items define Christmas for you. For instance, I think Johnny might say deviled eggs. A big hit with the kids last year was plain, buttered pasta. But what would YOU say? Now having requested this information, I am compelled to say that there's no guarantee you will actually GET your Memory-of-Christmas menu item, but if we're on the fence, multiple requests for something could make a difference... Uncle Jay has requested we "scale back" on food. Unfortunately, I think we make that effort every year...but it doesn't seem to happen. But we will try...
>
> Look forward to hearing from you-all. I attach two pix to put you in the spirit. One of the kids at the LaPorte Country Fair to remind us of how good it will be for the cousins to get together and one of Finny laying in the snow. I send the latter because it was the only cold weather pix I could find!
> Love from The Aunts
>