[Eoscstudents] Menu for Wed. Nov. 1
Rhoda Watkins
rwatkins at eosc.edu
Wed Nov 1 09:58:59 CST 2006
Happy November everyone,
Can you believe it's already November? And while most people are
starting to count the days til Christmas, Novella is counting the days
til the day after Thanksgiving, (you know, that BIGGEST shopping day of
the year.) She's been out walking the track trying to get her time down
so she can beat everyone else to the best bargains.
Well, all the ghouls and goblins have crawled back into their hiding
places for another year, and the bats have evacuated the Cafeteria,
(except for that big one that I'm going to have to get down with a
ladder). This was really the first year that my daughter hasn't
actually done any trick or treating, but she couldn't quit Halloween
cold turkey. Besides the big family Halloween party we went to, and the
4H Halloween bash, she decided yesterday that she needed to go over and
hand out candy for my mom. Never mind that Mom is 89, didn't buy any
candy except for a few kids that she knows, and didn't really want to
mess with it. Destiny just decided that she was going to hand out candy
"for Grandma" and her daddy, (a big kid himself), went right along with
it, so we wound up raiding Alco for a massive bag of candy to hand out.
Kids generally learn from experience where to go for the good stuff and
who doesn't hand out candy, so nobody was expecting anything at Mom's.
Poor Destiny only had 6 kids come by, so we still have a huge amount of
candy. I may have to bring some of those yucky looking Gummy Body Parts
here for the students to eat. Or maybe I should donate them to the
science lab to experiment on. (Destiny is already planning for next
year. She's decided that she's going to dress up, decorate and light
candles, etc. Could be a new tradition being born.)
Our menu for today is not nearly as creepy sounding as the one yesterday.
Dorito bake
Mashed potatoes and gravy
Corn
Green beans
Fried okra
Pizza is the fast food for the day.
And we have some luscious Lemon Cake for dessert.
Come and get it,
Rhoda :-)
P. S. Be prepared for frost in the morning. It's supposed to be cold.
Time to find the scraper and buy de-icer!
rw
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