* Just had a look at Elizabeth Stuart’s Wikipedia page, @Badwolf: she died at fourteen! Dear lord!
† What can I tell you, Olga? Never having been pregnant myself … ! Turkey’s not popular in Spain, you say … ? That’s probably a good thing: they’s a pain to cook … !
‡ Have fun, Debbi! Don’t forget, if you end up dancing on tables, burn the negatives!
Q1) New York Q2) 1937 Q3) 2000 Q4) 1946 Q5) Magnus Alfred Pyke Yes, I imagine. There is no big tradition of turkey here and I think people prefer other types of meat, and seafood and fish to tell you the truth, although different regions have different traditions (here in Catalonia, there is hearty soup eaten with vegetables and meat for Christmas, with whatever else after, and cannelloni on the 26th, that it's also a holiday, but not in all of Spain). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Escudella_i_carn_d%27olla
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Q1) New York
ReplyDeleteQ2) 1937
Q3) 2000
Q4) 1946
Q5) Magnus Alfred Pyke
Yes, I imagine. There is no big tradition of turkey here and I think people prefer other types of meat, and seafood and fish to tell you the truth, although different regions have different traditions (here in Catalonia, there is hearty soup eaten with vegetables and meat for Christmas, with whatever else after, and cannelloni on the 26th, that it's also a holiday, but not in all of Spain).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Escudella_i_carn_d%27olla
(1)New York (2)1937 (3)2000 (4)1946 (5)Magnus Alfred Pyke
ReplyDeleteI have time for just one more! :)
ReplyDelete1. New York City
2. 1937
3. 2000
4. 1945
5. Rick Hay