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I like the Devil's Eyes dish, but what about dried cherries for the eyeballs instead of raisins, to give the eyeball a nice red color? |
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It does make the yolk mixture a bit orange-y. But people love my deviled eggs. |
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Okay, so here I am for my now thrice yearly plea for help. Vietbabe, in a stupor caused by sugar and lack of nap, drunkenly tore into her birthday presents in a flash while I went to grab the remains of the Dora cake outside. Now....I have no idea who gave what (for about 1/2 the people and there were a lot). I could guess for some; others I have no idea (though I'd like to kill the person who gave a 3 year old a "princess castle makeup kit" complete with purple eyeshadow and red lipstick). Should the "Thank You" notes say "thanks for the swell items" or should they fess up and say "I have no idea what you gave us but we really like you and are so glad you came to the party. Hope you enjoyed the takeaway goodybags which as you know by now contained candy recycled from the pinata". Solutions anyone? |
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Of course, if someone showed up giftless and gets such a note, they will think you are being cleverly catty. O well, tough shit. This actually illustrates one key reason one usually opens children's birthday presents during the party - as a technical matter, you aren't required to write a thank you note for a gift opened in front of the giver (because, of course, you thank them profusely on the spot). Of course, it's still nice, and really sumptuous gifts should probably inspire a rash of written appreciation anyway, but you get a technical pass, which is apparently very useful later for alleviating guilt about lazy or forgetful children (who should be left to find out about this thank-you letter loophole for themselves through independent etiquette study). eta: oh, and nononono, try adding some mustard. French's flaming yellow stuff keeps the color nice and bright, and it gives them some zip. etaa: shit, I just swapped recipes for "zippy" deviled eggs. I have not become my mother, I have become a pathetic joke of a 1950s housefrau. |
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Since this appears to have become the board for all things Halloween, I am looking for suggestions for a costume for the temporarily (hopefully) portly.
The best I can come up with is to don some flip flops and too much smudgy eyeliner, and throw on some skanky or inappropriate clothing (too tight, short, lowcut, or whatever) rat up my hair so it looks like I haven't washed or combed it in 3 days and put it in a ponytail on top of my head and go as pregnant Britney Spears. Any refinements to this idea or any other suggestions are welcome. |
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Buddha. I guess you'd need a bald cap for that, but they aren't hard to find. If your husband has put on sympathy weight you could go as tweedle dum and tweedle dee. If you've got an all black outfit (and who doesn't), you could attach two additional sets of legs under your arms (pin them to your top and hang the ends from your wrists on strings, so they move when you move your arms) and pin a big red hourglass on your belly and go as a black widow. But the "Brittney" idea seems like a good topical variation on the old "pregnant jailbait," "pregnant bride," "pregnant nun" theme. |
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Humpty Dumpty. |
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BRC, you had some great ideas. I may start working on the red markings for my thorax. SEC (what comes after DD? DDD or E?) Chick |
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