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Hmmmm............ I'm thinking the ladies of Lush........Yeah that would definitely be a tasty meal.
Veni, vidi, vici" Julius Caesar 47 BC
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Cereal!
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Chicken Wrapped in pancetta with rattatouille, damn i'm good, lol ;)
This post comes to you from the original and highly disorganised mind of mine...be scared, I certainly am, lol
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Ok for real this time. Eggs, fried taters, biscuts and sausage gravy.
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I made pasta - was yummy =)
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popcorn-with butter
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arbys beef & cheddar, curly fries, chased by milk. late night at work.
Who would have guessed that my little tale, the very First one I ever submitted to Lush would be read by so many? It shocks me a little to realize that it has now served over 20,000! Charge NurseThank you so very much to those who have read it!
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sfiha yummy  sfiha
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if i knew that i would be getting paid as a physic. lol
Just let it go.
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Home-made chili and a baked patato
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Barbeque chicken and garlic mashed potatoes
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Grilled filet mignon crusted with roasted garlic and blue cheese. Pan fried asparagus with a balsamic reduction. Caesar salad with garlic bread......Mmmmmmmm Yummy! Edit: Forgot my wine pairing!!  Wine tonight, a 2008 Cabernet blend from Napa and Sonoma. Great stuff!
The night that changed my life, a four part series of a married man lusting after his co-worker 
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Last night: fried catfish, a cup of Brunswick stew, cole slaw, hush puppies, cornbread and ice cold Coors Light in a long neck glass bottle. Delicicous!
Please check out my newest story: "10 Items Or Less"http://www.lushstories.com/stories/milf/10-items-or-less.aspxOr my previous story: http://www.lushstories.com/stories/straight-sex/in-the-land-of-salvation-and-sin.aspx
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This evening, it will be whatever exciting fayre Ikea has to offer... Most likely fish, chips and peas for me...
(not very exciting!)
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Red wine.....Thats it!!
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Quote: ice cold Coors Light in a long neck glass bottle Is it just me or does everything taste better in glass? Milk, soda,beer. Everything.
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Going To A Mexican Restaurant Tonight. Not Sure What Ill Eat, But There Surely Will Be Some Margaritas With Dinner!!
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I am making chicken and dumplings, mashed potatoes and mixed vegetables.
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Haggis, neeps and tatties. I even caught the Haggis myself, pesky wee buggers to catch.
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i think roasted vegetables and quinoa.... but i still have time to change my mind....
i am really excited to have two "recommended reads". they are "did you know i love your cock?" and "just fuck me". great titles, huh?
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Sushi, White Castle, and ice cream bars.
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chicken& cheese enchiladas, corn salad, rice, key lime pie, & coronas :)
Who would have guessed that my little tale, the very First one I ever submitted to Lush would be read by so many? It shocks me a little to realize that it has now served over 20,000! Charge NurseThank you so very much to those who have read it!
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Gurlyboy wrote:Haggis, neeps and tatties. I even caught the Haggis myself, pesky wee buggers to catch. What you mean is you went to a shop and bought it? OR you actually stuffed the sheep stomach yourself? I love tatties but am not to crazy about neeps.
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Beer can chicken, Tossed salad and Roasted potatoes. Wine tonight, a 2005 Amarone del Valpolicella YUM!!
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Comfort foods this weekend:
Pot roast, potatoes, carrots, and onions cooking slowly in the oven now. Also, made a loaf of bread.
Sunday night dinner will be homemade chicken noodle soup and another loaf of bread.
Washing it down with 312 Beer.
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I like beer can chicken as well as a good old fashioned pot roast. I usually sprinkle instant onion soup mix over it before I bake it. Gives the broth and potatoes and other veg a good flavor.
Ribs on the grill here tonight. It's a warm evening.
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chefkathleen wrote:
What you mean is you went to a shop and bought it? OR you actually stuffed the sheep stomach yourself? I love tatties but am not to crazy about neeps.
Nah, I went up the hills and ran around the mountain chasing after the wee bugger lol. It's great fun though. Dead easy to prepare them, just pull off the legs and away you go!
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A bunch of us drove way out into the country for some great Georgia barbecue. The kind of place with wood shavings for a floor and thick smoke from the BBQ cooker fills the air.) I had pulled barbecue pork smothered heavily, just totally soaked, in very hot vinegar barbecue sauce (hot enough to make my head break out into a sweat), brunswick stew, sweet cole slaw, potato chips, dill pickles, white loaf bread and a few ice cold beers in a glass long neck bottles. And peach cobbler for dessert.
Please check out my newest story: "10 Items Or Less"http://www.lushstories.com/stories/milf/10-items-or-less.aspxOr my previous story: http://www.lushstories.com/stories/straight-sex/in-the-land-of-salvation-and-sin.aspx
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homemade pizza for dinner while watching some football with my SO tonight :)
Who would have guessed that my little tale, the very First one I ever submitted to Lush would be read by so many? It shocks me a little to realize that it has now served over 20,000! Charge NurseThank you so very much to those who have read it!
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