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The people are great.
But it is probably the one centre in the whole country where a noticeable group of people are are preoccupied with wealth and consumerism. But even they will be under pressure to find deeper values these days as the economy staggers on (like yours).
How does the current situation affect your life in Nevada?
But it is probably the one centre in the whole country where a noticeable group of people are are preoccupied with wealth and consumerism. But even they will be under pressure to find deeper values these days as the economy staggers on (like yours).
How does the current situation affect your life in Nevada?
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Wow, what an arrival! - - - a pig to roast!
(I'm not affected by the earthquakes -- on-going -- thank you for asking, 1500km away, except feeling for our countrymen and watching our second largest city reduced to "war-zone" and people leaving daily.)
I guess Graham crackers are particularly delicious American delicacy, or are they a tradition?
(I'm not affected by the earthquakes -- on-going -- thank you for asking, 1500km away, except feeling for our countrymen and watching our second largest city reduced to "war-zone" and people leaving daily.)
I guess Graham crackers are particularly delicious American delicacy, or are they a tradition?
Glad that you aren't directly affected by the quakes, Mr. Steve 
It might just be an American thing, but it's a campfire tradition to toast a marshmallow and sandwich it with some chocolate between two graham crackers (slightly sweet crackers made with graham flour). I like to add peanut butter, as well, but that's not normal (then again, neither am I). We call the concoction a "S'more", because they always leave you wanting "some more". Serve with milk, and a good campfire story. Come to think of it.........anyone want to tell a story? Please?
It might just be an American thing, but it's a campfire tradition to toast a marshmallow and sandwich it with some chocolate between two graham crackers (slightly sweet crackers made with graham flour). I like to add peanut butter, as well, but that's not normal (then again, neither am I
). We call the concoction a "S'more", because they always leave you wanting "some more". Serve with milk, and a good campfire story. Come to think of it.........anyone want to tell a story? Please?
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Hello and hi all!!!
Oh I do hope the fire is still burning, I love spending time around the campfire.
I brought my faves to share, hotdogs and hot kilbasas, buns and plenty of mustard.
And of course, plenty of home canned pickles!
Also some corn on the cob wrapped in foil to roast with butter, nothing tastes better than that.
Are there still makings for smores left ? I like flame on the marshmellow when I make my smores.
God bless
pickles
Oh I do hope the fire is still burning, I love spending time around the campfire.
I brought my faves to share, hotdogs and hot kilbasas, buns and plenty of mustard.
And of course, plenty of home canned pickles!
Also some corn on the cob wrapped in foil to roast with butter, nothing tastes better than that.
Are there still makings for smores left ? I like flame on the marshmellow when I make my smores.
God bless
pickles