Wonderful time last night

[anysia]

I really must make pumpkin pie more often. *chuckle*

Went to mynxii and kae_dash's house for dinner last night. japester and Sarah were there too. I brought the above mentioned desert. Kae-dash made a marvelous spaghetti dinner, and all was vacuumed up by the ravening hoard of 6. Nice bottle of wine. :)

After we had digested a while, I started serving up pie. There was cream, so I made some vanilla whipped cream to go on top. Oh yum. I have converted another Aussie on the alternate uses of pumpkin. Hehe (it was good, mynxii, wasn't it?)

Was a great night of jumbled conversations, and hilarity. :) A good time was had by all. (nice archery gear, Japester, very nice, and congrats on the win)

Got home just shortly before 11pm and was feline-ously assaulted by meows of "You LEFT me" from both cats. How dare us come home smelling of dogs and a strange *girl* cat! Rub buff buff, remarked as Keito and Loki's humans in under five minutes. Took longer to placate them. heh

Someone saw the picture of my calendars, and asked for one, the "Cats" calendar. Ordered that right up, should have it in about 10 days.

Comments

[mynxii.livejournal.com]

I loved the pumpkin pie :) Thank you so much for bringing it!!

I had such a lovely night thank you so so much :)

[anysia.livejournal.com]

Was lotsa fun. Must do again. :)

[mynxii.livejournal.com]

hell yes :) and foo gwai :)

[meljane.livejournal.com]

Wow your lucky to get invited to Ju and the K man's place , we've only gotten invited to parties in the distant past,glad you had a good time

[madradish.livejournal.com]

Hanging out with J and K is always good value. I'm going to be there tomorrow night!! *bounce* :)

I looooove pumpkin pie too. My dad is American and we often celebrate Thanksgiving with turkey, pumpkin pie and all of the trimmings. I'll miss that when I'm in Perth.

[anysia.livejournal.com]

*opens her pantry and freezer* I don't think you will miss much, if I have my way. hehehe

Turkey with stuffing, mashed taters, cornbread, pies, you name it. I do it here too.

What does get me is that turkey is a rather inexpensive meat in the US, but here it's a gourmet item, and almost makes my eyes cross at the price. But it's worth it.

[madradish.livejournal.com]

Offers *hugs* and chocolate. :)

I won't miss my mum's 'special' thanksgiving salad made with corn and green jello though!!