The ORIGINAL 1000+ Posts Club

[Ellemeno]

Chrissi and everyone, you never have to be without your Dinner for One!  "Same procedure as every year!"

[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1v4BYV-YvA[/youtube]

[ifyoucantfixit]

          He heheh....thanks elle....that is so funny

[Penthesilea]

Chrissi and everyone, you never have to be without your Dinner for One!  "Same procedure as every year!"

How many hours did I spend watching Jack and Ennis snippets on youtube? How many music videos have I seen there? How many TDK trailers, ELR espisodes and so on?
*slapshandonforehead*
I didn't think of youtube for one second  Guess I was a bit slow that night  .

Thanks for reminding me, Elle 
I'll never miss Dinner for one again on New Year's Eve. 

[MaineWriter]

I remembered from my extensive "Dinner for One" research last year, there are two versions...a 10-11 minute one (which is posted here). In this one, there is no tablecloth on the table and some of the picture frames are empty. There is a longer one--about 18 minutes--which has an intro and the dining room is fancier (cloth on the table).

I went hunting for the longer one and found out...there is a third version! Legos! It even has James drinking the water out of the vase! LOL...Enjoy all...

[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZHwMVhJ81g[/youtube]

[Jeff Wrangler]

He hates snakes...I can deal with those...I hate bugs...he can deal with those.  SC sounds good.

Don't they have palmetto bugs in South Carolina? 

[Brown Eyes]

Congrats to Jess!!!
for breaking
23,000
 

[Meryl]

Congrats, Jess! 

Well, I just rolled in after spending an entire day on the train from South Bend, Indiana to NYC.  Door to door, it was 23 hours!     

I do love the train, but sometimes it can be just too much.  There was lots of snow and arctic cold in Indiana, and they sat me near the door that they opened and closed to let people embark and debark.  I froze most of the way.  Then finally, when we were on the last stretch from Albany to NYC, the generator pooped out and we lost the lights and the heat entirely.  Eventually, they jammed us onto another train and we got into NYC 2-1/2 hours late.  Oy! 

I did call Phillip when we passed through Rochester, but I had to leave a message, since he didn't pick up.  Hope he got it! 

[Brown Eyes]

Congrats, Jess! 

Well, I just rolled in after spending an entire day on the train from South Bend, Indiana to NYC.  Door to door, it was 23 hours!     

I do love the train, but sometimes it can be just too much.  There was lots of snow and arctic cold in Indiana, and they sat me near the door that they opened and closed to let people embark and debark.  I froze most of the way.  Then finally, when we were on the last stretch from Albany to NYC, the generator pooped out and we lost the lights and the heat entirely.  Eventually, they jammed us onto another train and we got into NYC 2-1/2 hours late.  Oy! 

I did call Phillip when we passed through Rochester, but I had to leave a message, since he didn't pick up.  Hope he got it! 

Yikes Meryl!  I'm glad to hear you made it home safe and sound!  I hope you're toasty warm now.

You're right about trains.  They can be great when all goes well, but when there's a glitch they can be pretty miserable.  One time I was taking the train from Connecticut to Chicago with my Mom when I was in high school... and much like your experience it was a freezing, freezing winter trip.  Thankfully we didn't loose power (heat, lights, etc.), but all the plumbing on the train froze and the bathrooms stopped working.
 
I also recall the train getting stuck once in a while on that trip.  Not fun.

[ifyoucantfixit]

            My my Jeff, that is one hot cowboy outfit.

[MaineWriter]

Morning all,

Another frigid morning here and another -2 degrees. This is the kind of cold that gets into your bones and just stays there.

Sounds like a long trip, Meryl. Glad to know you are home safe and sound!

L