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Subject: Re: Robert Burns Supper

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Chiska

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Date Posted: 08:36:38 01/16/08 Wed
In reply to: Kiersten 's message, "Re: Robert Burns Supper" on 21:40:59 01/15/08 Tue

I don't remember the fish, but I'm exactly where you're at with the dessert. In all the stuff on line they suggest a Tipsy Laird--a trifle with lots of alcohol in it. So I may make a trifle without the alcohol. Thanks! We're going to avoid the bagpipes in close quarters (oh yeah and I don't know anyone who plays) but I think I'll make some fake pipes and have one of the kids lead the haggis in while the stereo plays the pipes for us at a volume we can handle. :) Anyway, I'm kind of excited about it. Wade's gone a lot right now and it's giving me something to distract myself with, along with reviving good memories of Scotland. Anyway, Elisa do you remember anything?

>Yes, Elisa and I both went. I remember seeing you
>there, at a different table.
>
>Try as I might, though, I can't remember what they
>served for dessert! I remember really fishy fish, and
>some other kind of meat, and of course the haggis.
>But dessert is a blur. I'm very unhelpful.
>
>Maybe Elisa remembers?

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Robert Burns Supper	Elisa	15:31:38 01/16/08 Wed
Re: Robert Burns Supper--no more -- Chiska, 09:00:26 01/25/08 Fri