LarryEA

Was it the mouth thing or was it Yahoo?

Great looking box, the ribbon makes it.

Your scrollwork is nice. I like the colt. Question, who's in the picture? You and your wife? You could use that picture for your avitar. And one more ... You could add that picture to 'Rogues Gallery'...if you want.

Me too

From pumpkin patch to pumpkin fence.

Both are very good patterns.

LO VE PIECES YOU'VE MADE.

Your (Dad's) horse idea is a winner. I suspect you will have a good time selling at your yearly craft show.

Pumpkins! They look good. Like your little assembly line.

Yes, you did a great job cutting, beautifully done.

Is there really a limit on Daily 'Likes'? I dislike, 'An Error Has Occured' when I click 'Like This'

Thats the best come back I have heard in ages..........

I have no choice but to use what we have here.

All that talk about Bangers and Mashed made me hungry. How about some biscuite, eggs, sausage and gravy today. Grab coffee or tea to go with it. There's milk or cream (my Mom & Dad used Carnation Condensed milk in a can) for your coffee or tea. Watch out and don't step on my kitty

Hey Roly, these are regular sausages, maybe also flavored mild and hot.?

Stu, Be sure and post it when you do.

Dan, I hope you are about finished by the time you read this. I feel it wasn't so bad once I finish, how about you..... (Actually, I'm just happy it's done)

* My dog is worried about the economy because Alpo is up to $3.00 a can. That's almost $21.00 in dog money. * If your dog is fat, you aren't getting enough exercise. * Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea. *If you think dogs can't count, try putting three dog biscuits in your pocket and then give him only two of them.

Sorry,this should have been posted in Bragging Rights

Kevin, all I could select was 'Like This'. If there was a 'Love This', I would have selected that But 'Like' is the best I could do. Don't forget the 10% is all he asks. My hands are up, Praise The Lord, Praise His Name. Way to go Kevin...The Man... Amazing

Like I said, it's Kepy's fault. If he hadn't went to the Scottish Parade and then didn't talk about Bangers and Mash, I wouldn't have got curious. So I went hunted information up and down. How did Bangers and Mash get it's name? Well, believe it or not (I don't believe it) here is the story. Now before I relay this on I thought I'd ask Scrappile if he thought the following is true...Scrappile being Scottish should know. Then I found out Scrappile, being Scottish since he was born, has never eaten Bangers and Mash, at least by that name. Now that I believe. Here is how the fable goes: BANGERS AND MASH A British staple, the ‘mash’ part of the name is easy to work out, but where do ‘bangers’ come from? The sausage, one of the oldest types of processed food in history, can be traced back to ancient times. British pork sausages have been mass produced since the 19th century. The Victorians, sceptical of what was actually in a sausage and suspecting the presence of rather a lot of horsemeat, nicknamed them ‘Little Bags of Mystery’. After the outbreak of World War I, food shortages led to a dramatic reduction of meat, of any sort, in sausages. Instead, producers packed them out with scraps, cereal and water, which caused them to pop and hiss when cooked on shovels over open fires in the trenches of northern Europe — hence ‘bangers’.

I had to go to the Scottish source to find out what bangers and mash is. Sounds very tasty. Well, I've had sausage and mashed before. Thing is, there are many types of sausage. Wrong sausage, you can't make it right. And onion gravy.......................... I have no idea what I am talking about Glad you had a good time Kepy, you did have a good time didn't you?

If you happen to run across this pattern somewhere, kindly let me know. Thank you... Larry

Kevin and I can't see the clock 'cause we're in the dark.

I'll follow this because I want to know. Good question.