>  RH> snow.  It won't stick but ... snow.
> 
> We've had frost, but no snow. Hopefully we won't get any this 
winter,
> but we usually do, at least once. Last winter our worst snow was in
> December, closed church on our turn to cook for LG. We had lots of
> turkey soup fixin's that have been eaten over the past few months. 
(G)
> 
We had snow flurries on Tuesday.  It didn't stick.  I've been using 
my oven to cook because it's too darned cold out. 
 
> No fun. We had a branch hit the corner of the house where our 
master
> closet is on halloween but it didn't do any damage. Small-ish 
branch,
> not the whole tree, thankfully. Some areas did lose power for a day 
or
> so; we kept ours.
> 
It had better stay up for the rest of the winter, now that hurricane 
season is deadsville.  

>  RH> >  RH> I even tried a chichi specialty coffee place with nutsy
>  RH> prices. Verdict? Meh.
> 
>  RH> > In your opinion--if you were 30 years younger, you might 
think it
>  RH> to be great coffee. (G)
> 
>  RH> I wouldn't know as much about coffee.
> 
> And at that time in your life, you might think it pretty good 
coffee.

Considering what I was swilling in college, it would be an 
improvement. 
 
>  RH> >  RH> > Probably not that; it's one form we don't care for 
and would
>  RH> rather see the pumpkin in something better tasting.
> 
>  RH> >  RH> Pancakes?  Pumpkin batter pancakes sound good right 
now.
> 
>  RH> > Steve might, but I don't do pancakes. Too tempting to be 
heavy
>  RH> handed with the maple syrup. Meanwhile, the pie is history;
>  the roll is cooling in the fridge.
> 
>  RH> Pumpkin pancakes with cranberry sauce???? (LOL)
> 
> I'll pass on that.

With leftover turkey?  It might work.