MinnieM123
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Well, it is inhabited by a dead body. James Smithson is entombed inside.
Yikes! That's got to be the biggest "mausoleum" I've ever seen, then!
Well, it is inhabited by a dead body. James Smithson is entombed inside.
Looks a little like Queen's Park in Toronto (the home of our Provincial Legislature), affectionately referred to as the Pink Palace.
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Bologna sandwiches were a staple lunch during my childhood, with mustard. When I ate it at home my Mom would fry the bologna and stick it between two pieces of wonder bread. Plenty of grease no need for any condiments, plenty moist. Have not had either sandwich in a couple decades. I'd rather eat Bologna's cousin the HotDog.
Bigger than the Taj Mahal?Yikes! That's got to be the biggest "mausoleum" I've ever seen, then!![]()
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Of course, European architecture I love
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I've seen it in the deli department and also where the prepackaged luncheon meat is. It is ham processed multiple times then blended and reformed into a slice-able loaf. Never bought it though.
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All this talk of food got me thinking about where we would go for our Easter brunch buffet. Hubby and I usually go to the same restaurant when he gets done with church on Easter so I went to their site to see if their menu was up yet, and they have changed from a buffet to an ala carte menu.Not happy about this at all, their buffet was fantastic! Now we have to find somewhere else, hubby looks forward to the all you can eat factor after the rush of Holy Week and the extra prep for Easter.
I'm 47. Close enough.
Prepare the papers.
I'd like to go East and attend a real Fish Boil on a beach.
King cake is a round shaped cinnamon swirl dough with sugar on top. You can also get it with various fillings. I like cream cheese. There is also a small plastic baby hidden inside each king cake. They're most commonly eaton during Mardi Gras season but you can get them year round. Oh, and I should mention they're delicious.
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Bigger than the Taj Mahal?
(Which is a mausoleum for the wife of some guy we've never heard of.)
The best thing is a lobster/clam "bake" on the beach, especially up on the Maine coast.![]()
Had King Cake many times through the years--flown up via Fedex from New Orleans. However, I don't ever recall any "filling" in them, other than the little, plastic baby.
I "might" have seen this (or something similar) many years ago. Does it also have a somewhat gel substance (i.e. maybe extra fat or whatever to "hold" the ham bits all together)?
My Grandfather went to Tulane. As pretty as the Garden District is and as much as I love New Orleans I have no desire to move back there. It's nice to visit, but crime was one of the reasons we moved away. I miss the food though. Can't get good king cakes over here. Gosh, now I'm craving king cake. I'm gonna have to make a run down to New Orleans.
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Hotty Toddy!It is a nice chapel. The Ole Miss RUF (Reformed University Fellowship) meets there.
I might be going to Ole Miss depending on what I decide to do next. I just graduated from Southern Miss. Southern's chapel definitely has a retro vibe going on.
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I ate a lot of that as a kid!![]()
He liked the taste I have to believe him because there is no way I would try it!
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