[Sca-cooks] Christmas Dinner

[Cat Dancer]

Being that the spouse is Jewish, and I am heathen, we don't really 
celebrate Christmas. We did celebrate Hanukah the previous Sunday 
afternoon, though, at a friend's, with latkes and sufignyot and some 
lovely beef brisket.

Spouse and bf spent Xmas eve afternoon straightening up the basement, 
which is where the electronic entertainments live, and assembling the new 
TV stand in preparation for the new TV. I made buttermilk biscuits and 
sausage gravy for what turned out to be either an exceedingly late 
breakfast or an only slightly late lunch. Dinner was take-out Chinese, and 
the next morning breakfast was buttermilk pancakes (with chocolate chips 
and bananas added) and bacon.

Margaret FitzWilliam