Last night we cooked for the first time in our new place. On the walk home from picking Basil Wenceslas up after kindergarten we stopped at a locally famous Italian deli and bought some of their sausages. Once home they were cooked in a pan, sliced into bite sized pieces, and added to a tomato sauce. It was served over a plate vermiglioni. Very yummy.
This same deli does amazing business on Christmas morning. The line of people waiting to pick up ravioli is out the door and down the block. It must be fun to have a ravioli breakfast Christmas tradition. I guess that is one advantage to going to Communion just after midnight instead of later in the morning. But it doesn't outweigh the disadvantage of trying to be in church at midnight with small children. Given that reality, I think I can live without ravioli on Christmas morning.
In other Christmas related news, Anselm Samuel's Cub Scout Pack has begun its annual Christmas wreath fundraiser. I know, its hard to believe they are selling wreaths in September, but the orders have to be in by the end of October for the wreaths to be made and delivered in the first week of December.
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2 comments:
I'm glad to see you are in and settled into your new place, but continue to be shocked that a move was even needed. It's not like you weren't doing a good job at the apartment complex.
I went to that deli with my then future in-laws about 40 years ago.
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