1. | Feb 7, 2014

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2. | Dec 19, 2013

Maureen, enjoyed the pitrcue of your tree from years ago. When my folks built our house in 1952 my Mom had the ceiling in the living room raised to 11 feet just so we could have a big Christmas tree. A tree which we never saw until Christmas morning because Santa brought it. Denise and I have Christmas Eve at our house with our daughter Sarah and her husband and Denise's sister Sue's family. Our food tradition has become spinach stuffed shells with Italian sausage and peppers. Our appetizers are not as fancy as yours but always a big hit. Little wieners wrapped in crescent rolls with a half dozen different mustards. Have a great Christmas,Tom and Denise

3. | Dec 15, 2013

Hi Maureen!The cake your mum wants to make is called BUCHE de Noel , meninag Christmas Log in French. It is traditionally French, and very popular in Quebec at this time of year. Every bakery on every street in my city of Montreal has one in the display case, and beautifully extravagant buches can even be special ordered for the holidays! Merry Christmas to you and yours!PS I made your baklawa last week (to the horror of my deceased Sitto who would NOT have approved of pouring the butter all over at once) but my Lebanese Dad could not tell the difference and proclaimed it to be the best I've ever had! (he is still none-the-wiser). If you ever visit Montreal, I would be so pleased to recommend the very best Lebanese restaurants and shops we have a large community here. All the best, again.

4. | Jun 6, 2013

Yuck ! What you describe from Hershey Lodge is NOT a grliled cheese. It's an Apple Brie Sourdough sandwich.A grliled Cheese sandwich is what it is. People should feel free to eat any grliled sandwich they want but don't call it a Grilled Cheese in the historical sense.Would you take some chopped steak then add Cheddar or Brie, asparagus, red peppers and Oregano then call it a Philly Cheesesteak ? No you'd call it a Veggie Steak sandwich or something else. But you can't take a classic sandwich, switch all the ingredients and then sill call it that classic name !

5. | Apr 14, 2012

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6. | Apr 13, 2012

the dollar nmauot of the offer. AFter that you are back to selecting cases again, and again you have to go back to the menu and resume the game to pick the next case. I played a 2 player game and wasn't able to finish the game after my wife took the offer because right after I picked my next case, the DVD froze again and I pressed Menu to go back to the Menu screen as I have been doing for all this time. However this time when I pressed Menu, the game just quit and said Thanks for playing All that time and I didn't even get to finish the game. My wife asked if I wasnted to play again, and I reluctantly agreed. This game could be more fun if it wasn't so slow and forces you to work around the bugs due to poor design. Maybe 1 player mode is not as buggy. Another bug was when we were finally able to finish the second game, I took a deal at $145,000 (my case had $25,000). My wife got it down to her final two cases ($200,000 and $500,000). The banker offered her $350,000 and she took the deal and it turned out her case had $200,000, so that was a good deal. However, Howie said she should have stayed in the game. Huh?? Make no sense at all. Obvious this game was rushed. This game is maybe fun for once or twice, then it becomes boring. For $20, I guess its an OK deal. Help other customers find the most helpful reviewsa0 Was this review helpful to you?a0 | a0Comment