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Tuesday November 21, 2006
But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, Meekness, temperance: against such there is no law.
Galatians 5:22,23 KJV    Through the Bible in a Year - Readings for November 21 November 21: 1 Peter 4, Jeremiah 37-38, Psalm 137 Click Here for the complete schedule Or Copy and paste this link into your browser:
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A Great Thanksgiving TURKEY Ingredients: | 18 lb Turkey, (18 to 20)
Salt & pepper, to taste
2 tbl Garlic powder
4 Yellow onions, diced
2 can Whole berry cranberry sauce
1 cup Orange marmalade
1 12 oz. bottl teriyaki sauce
1 cup Honey
1/4 cup Soy sauce
Two oranges, juice of
1 cup Water
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| | Prepare: | 1 Handful mixed fresh herbs (sage, rosemary, parsley etc.) Clean the turkey well and dry completely. Season the entire bird with salt, pepper and the garlic powder. Spray a large roasting pan (preferably one with a lid...or you can use aluminum foil) and the inside of the lid with non-stick cooking spray. Place the onions on the bottom of the roasting pan. Set the seasoned turkey on top of the onions.
In a large mixing bowl, whisk together the cranberry sauce, marmalade, teriyaki sauce, honey, soy sauce, the juice from the oranges and the water until well blended. (Stuff the juiced orange rinds inside the cavity of the turkey for moisture!) Pour the mixture over the turkey.
Place the fresh herbs on top of the turkey. Tightly secure the lid or cover the pan with heavy-duty
aluminum foil. Be sure to cover tightly to keep any steam from escaping the pan.
Roast the turkey at 425 for 3 hours. Do not open the lid during cooking! After 3 hours of cooking, reduce the oven temperature to 350 and remove the lid or foil from the pan. Also, remove the herbs from the top of the turkey and discard. Continue roasting the turkey, uncovered, for about 30 minutes more or until the turkey is golden and cooked through completely. (To test doneness: the meat between the leg and thigh, when pierced with a fork shows clear juices escaping.)
Allow the turkey to rest 20 minutes before carving. |
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A Victorian Christmas (Celebrating Christmas in the early 1900s)At first, Christmas trees were small and stood on a table. The father carefully picked out the best tree, chopped it down and took it home. Setting up the tree was called "planting" it and decorating the tree was called "dressing it". It was a happy time for children. The Christmas tree was decorated with small toys, candies, cookies, fruit and nuts,
paper cutouts, popcorn strings and candles. Before electricity, trees had candles. Lighting the candles was an adult's job and a bucket of water was always kept close by. Candles were probably lit only once or twice. 
Stockings were hung by the fireplace. Children could hardly wait to see what Santa had left in their stockings .
Christmas was a time for families to get together. On Christmas day, the father usually handed out the gifts. Many of the gifts were home made. Children would make gifts for father (scarf, socks), mother (embroidered handkerchief, pincushion), brothers (top, mittens), sisters (bookmarks) and grandparents (fudge). A hobby horse was a popular gift
for both boys and girls. One of the presents would likely be a handmade sled. Children would anxiously wait for the chance to test out their new sled . Dads often spent many hours carving toy animals for their children. Girls would be given dolls, homemade cradles,
and handsewn blankets and doll clothes. Furniture, such as a rocker, were also homemade. Later when more stores opened, people would buy gifts like dolls, doll houses, tea sets and sewing kits for the girls. For the boys. they would buy farm sets, train sets, rocking horses, toy guns and toy soldiers. 
The parlour was where the family and guests gathered to celebrate. After the gifts were opened, the rest of the day was for games and activities for the whole family. There was lots of good food to eat. If the weather was nice, they would go skating, sledding or have a snowball fight.
Calling on the neighbors and caroling was also done during the Christmas season. When people went out visiting, homemade gifts were given to the hosts.
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PRAYER Al Yablonsky MRS. DEBBIE KATELYN KerryAnne Taylor - a mom of 2 that goes into convolutions because of stress, and wounds pile on her body because of mental stress Please add Dustin to your prayer list He is very sick and is looking for work Also add Jim~~pray for health and relief from pain Also add DJ~~pray for health, pain relief and Fibromyalgia All soldiers
overseas MAY THE LORD BLESS THE FAMILIES OF THIS ONE: To Rove McMannus from Australia. He is one of our stars on television. His beautiful wife, who also was a star on our television lost her battle with cancer. Every
heart in Australia goes out to you Rove and families. Yours was truly one of the greatest love stories ever, she truly was a beautiful lady, we shall miss her. Dee - recently diagnosed with Lupus
my daughter Pinkie - recently diagnosed with juvenile diabetes
lona has a lot of problems with her thyroid and might have cancer Jennifer C--Marital and financial problems- -her son is also diagnosed with bi-polar personality KAREN'S SISTER - OVARIAN CANCER STAGE 3 PENDER FAMILY AS THEY ARE TRAVELING OVER THE THANKSGIVING HOLIDAYS. .AS WELL AS OTHERS WHO ARE TRAVELING.... giovanni christian solis -
BORN 2 MONTHS EARLY Marrianne P-recovering from surgery on right foot -now needs additional surgery on left foot and ankle-bone degeneration Martha O--financial problems
WANDA'S Grandpa. Monday HE HAS the batteries in his
pace maker changed.
His heart is blocked 30% and the blood isn't going to his heart like it
should. He is 78. He also has severe diabetes.
Please pray for me, GAIL. Add me to the list.
I have MS and having flareups.
KATHLEEN'S SON IN LAW....TO OVERCOME
LISA'S BROTHER - IN PRISON
SHELLY - TAKING HER FINALS IN COLLEGE
JUDY ROY
THOSE THAT NEEDS TO BE SAVED AND BACKSLIDING
D JOSIE - LUNG ILLNESS/STOP SMOKING
PNSLI -PRAYER FOR HER FAMILY
Polito Family
Jude Edwards
Elzey family
Mclin family
BRANT - COURTNEY'S STEP COUSIN - BROKE HIS NECK
JO GIACONE -
JULIE LODENBURG -
JAN DAVIS -
DONALD SIBLEY
MARVIN ROY - CANCER
KAREN ROY
UNCLE CLEMENT - HEART BLOCKAGES
BLAKE CORNETT - GASTRIC PROBLEMS
MS. TINNIE -
Mr. Ronald Wayne
MS. KERRIE EDWARDS - BROKEN FOOT
OUR SCHOOLS
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