Nemie

I love Baguettes. I like them Lightly crunchy on the outside (lighter than most like them). I love, and am addicted to Tuna Mayo Baguettes. I have them often and anytime I go out to any pub for snack/lunch this is what I order. Here in England, Tuna Mayo is just tuna and mayo (mixed together) on bread (which type you want usually). Some places will serve it with thinly sliced cucumber placed in the sandwich/inside of bread, which I also like. In England, it is standard for a sandwich to have the soft side of any type bread to be buttered (then put on the tuna mayo), but I always say

I had homemade Spaghetti & Meatballs tonight (leftover from last night). MMMM good Had Garlic Bread, but no salad. Already got tomorrow evenings planned. BBQ Pulled Pork, mmmm also good good good, along with home fries, baked/bbq beans, and maybe a salad. Got a beautiful should cut of port today from the Butcher Shop. (dont buy meats from grocery store anymore, only from the Butcher shop, who has awesome meats)

I have just tonight started watching the Food Network/Food Channels to try and learn some new ideas for meals. I am in hopes that in time I will have obtained some good ideas and/or recipes (probably modify most recipes to my liking however, as I am bit picky on food).

I will admit that I dont like having to pay the TV License each year. It wasnt until the 2nd year that I learned that the fee paid by all who have TV's goes to fund the BBC. We all know the BBC, huge organization, usually good trustworthy news, and wow o wow at some of the programming. Someone mentioned female nudity, well I have seen full frontal female and full frontal male nudity on the chanel on various shows and specials. It isnt every show, yet just now and then, not often. There is bad language in some shows including the F word, C word, and others. You find that usually in

We have this often, we love it. However, ours does not have the skin on it, and it is usually from the frozen section of the grocery store, but even so, we love it. Same for Chicken Kiev, mmmm good.

We had good o southern Pot Roast. MMMM good Cooked in the crock pot for hours and hours, with lipton onion soup mix which makes the gravy while the meat cooks slowly. I also add in some regular dark gravy to help thicken it up. With Mashed taters and Yorkshire Pudding (bread item), and corn on the cobb. It was really good. Our Butcher here had to look up American Pot Roast to make sure he was giving me the right cut of beef. I wasnt positive, so he got on the pc and I viewed what he found, and said yep that is it...yippee. The butcher but me the most awesome cut to make my yummy pot

I am soooooo very jealous! A good burger is something that is hard to come by over here in England. Just cant find a REALLY GOOD burger and would love to, so I am so very jealous. (drooling)

CONGRATS! I am sure your very proud of him.

I tend to agree with everyones comments so far. Amazing isnt it. It all just shocks the hell out of me, shocking stories, stunned by all of it. And definitely Saddened by it all.

I had no idea Dis, but be sure that I will keep you in my daily prayers. Sending Good Thoughts your way all the time, wishing you the best of the best for you and your entire family.

Well done BB, and thank you. I would imagine there are many who will want to help in some way. It was so sweet and kind of you to make the calls, investigate, and provide pcom with this information. Bless You! Thank You!

What a great statement.

WOW, that sounds great. That is such a fantastic idea, change it up, be creative, and ENJOY. I am sure all of your dinner guest will really really enjoy it. I know I would!

I have a severe case, lost a lot of sight. I was born with it, very rare. My Atlanta Doctor was/is a fine specialist, tops, Dr. Harbin at Eye Consulatants of Atlanta. He is tops in the field. I was referred to him by Emory long long ago. He had a waiting list of 4 yrs to see a new patient, but took me immediately upon a call from Emory. He did surgery the next day. I have had over 15 eye surgeries. Last major surgery was on right eye (one I have some vision in) in 1993, left the pressure controlled well to date. Left eye totally blind. I moved to England in Feb 2010, and now go

-Surepip... I think you have a very good and very clear understanding of the systems worldwide and your right on every point. It is a crying shame that in the USA, such a huge & modern country, that people die daily b/c they simply cannot afford healthcare, regardless if it is that they cant afford insurance or copays or just flat out medical care of any kind b/c of the high cost of such. It is a real shame that people go bankrupt b/c of medical cost and needs. I havent had any contact with people in or from those countries you mentioned. I would like to however learn more about their