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Author: marikamarika Date: Dec 16, 2006 09:10
Frank Kalder wrote:
> marika wrote:
>> Frank Kalder wrote:
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> _Kohl & Pinkel_
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>>>> I went to lunch today with a dear friend who said they were attending a
>>>> Christmas party where something called Pinkel and Kohl (my spelling
>>>> guess) would be served.
>>>> The hostess said it was a UK recipe, but my mind guesses it's really
>>>> German and thus a different spelling applied by me than by the host.
>>>> Does this sound right?
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>>> Yeah, that's a Northern German specialty that we, meanwhile,
>>> appreciate nationwide around or even 'on' Xmas eve. The vegetable
>>> is Grünkohl (curly kale). ...
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Author: Frank KalderFrank Kalder Date: Dec 24, 2006 00:29
Lester Mosley wrote:
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> Greetings there Frank! Long time no talk.
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> I have been very busy with work and life.
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Yeah, Lester, I heard it occasionally from Marika.
> I do wish you a happy holidays and many future chats with you this
> year.
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Thanks for your 'aiming' wishes.
I'd be very pleased to have again some talks with you next year. And
I do wish you happy holidays, too.
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Ciao, Frank
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Author: Frank KalderFrank Kalder Date: Dec 24, 2006 00:34
marika wrote:
> Frank Kalder wrote: - haplifnet -
>> gogu wrote:
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>>> Yeah, I've checked a little with Google and I see that Marika is working
>>> hardly to keep it alive:-)
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>> Yeah, that's got to be greatly mesmerized :)
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> sounds amazing but not really
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I'm not sure whether I got the meaning of your reply exactly...
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Author: Frank KalderFrank Kalder Date: Jan 1, 2007 05:35
Lester Mosley wrote:
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> Just wanted to wish you a Happy New year there Frank!
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> Maybe the year bring great new things.
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Author: marikamarika Date: Jan 1, 2007 20:17
Frank Kalder wrote:
> marika wrote:
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>> I don't know if I will be on line to wish you a Happy New Year but will
>> do so now.
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> Supplementing
> http://groups.google.com/group/soc.culture.europe/msg/6cfbceed1b736fd7?&hl=en
> I wish you also a very HAPPY NEW YEAR !
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> Final countdown: 7 days - to start anew.
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> In particular you're highly 'blessed' by living right within an
> exclusive environment of URBAN SOPHISTICATION and a neighborhood with
> charm, called the Ballston blend,
> http://groups.google.com/group/soc.culture.europe/msg/763e0ede2383ab71?&hl=en
> with all its amenities such as shopping malls, restaurants, cinemas,
> METRO, theatres, stage plays, opera, musicals, ballets, and maybe ...
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Author: Frank KalderFrank Kalder Date: Jan 1, 2007 22:58
marika wrote:
> Frank Kalder wrote: - haplifnet -
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Final countdown: 6 days - to start anew.
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> Thanks for the wishes, and i hope I keep the energy and have the $ to
> appreciate all this wonderful new world.
>
You're welcome, and hopefully you'll get 'it' to appreciate
'it'.
EU Presidency & Enlargement
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Author: marikamarika Date: Jan 15, 2007 06:52
Lester Mosley wrote:
>> Yes, interesting!
>> I recall that Marika once mentioned some spy workshops in the Blue
>> Ridge Mountains. Did they, the Washington SPY MUSEUM, organize them?
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I don't remember who organized them, but I don't think it was the
museum. It's been too long to remember but I don't recall a connection
to the museum.
Lester, did I ever mention to you that while i was watching Jesus
Christ Superstar at the Roanoke Civic Center, a guy I know from Channel
7 was blogging about the simultaneously attended Toby Keith concert
mk5000
his description of the event here
http://musicismusic.blogspot.com
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Author: marikamarika Date: Jan 15, 2007 07:19
Frank Kalder wrote:
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> Cute.
> By the way, I'd love Patagonia (did see many documentaries on that
> extreme South American area with almost no people; - great
> wilderness...).
As long as they have a luxury hotel, I would go. That's probably the
only terms under which I would visit.
Continuing on with restaurant week.
www.cafeatlantico.com which is in the Chinatown district you mentioned
yesterday.
(or close to it) called Chinatown/Gallery Place on the metro.
One memory was the passion fruit, orange rum and jalapeno cocktail.
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