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Friday, October 29, 2010
Biscuit Addendum
Funny, we have been discussing biscuits (see earlier blog entry) and in the mail today was a package for Steve. Tea and biscuits from Neil S. in England!
Nate was very enthusiastic - about as much as one of the patients in "One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest".
It's hard me for me imagine a spontaneous eruption from the crew as a result of a shipment of English biscuits. The cuisine from England was one of the reasons why immigrants fled to America with empty stomachs. Freedom of religion was secondary.
Wait till we have our French Toast breakfast - that will be an occasion for salacious salivation from the sedentary slaves.
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Nate was very enthusiastic - about as much as one of the patients in "One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest".
It's hard me for me imagine a spontaneous eruption from the crew as a result of a shipment of English biscuits. The cuisine from England was one of the reasons why immigrants fled to America with empty stomachs. Freedom of religion was secondary.
Wait till we have our French Toast breakfast - that will be an occasion for salacious salivation from the sedentary slaves.
Pardon - I've always been fond of alliteration.
Jean de les Pain perdu
A votre sante, mes amis
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