FROM: Ande <adlp@optonline.net>
TO: Dotsie
<dotsiefly@birdtlover.com>
DATE: 12/25/23
9:15 am
RE: Jólasveinarnir
Hi, as probably
already know, I've invited the Jólasveinarnir over for dinner on Boxing Day. It appears this new group on their maiden trip of Jól
pranks is having an identity crisis. The last two nights they've shared how they feel they need to redefine their purpose in life. I thought perhaps if they came for dinner we could have a discussion about this
if they like. You've been to Iceland, so I have two questions for you -
what might they like for dinner, and do you have any ideas as to how the
Jólasveinarnir could be re-imagined so they can have an enjoyable and useful future?
FROM: Dotsie <dotsiefly@birdtlover.com>
TO: Ande
<adlp@optonline.net>
DATE: 12/25/23
9:15 am
RE: Re: Jólasveinarnir
"Traditional Icelandic foods are not for
the faint of heart" said an article that included sheep's head (svid),
sour ram's testicles (hrutspungar) and fermented shark fins (hakarl). However,
it went on, those older foods have fallen by the wayside. But you'll find
Iceland folks eating dishes with fish, like a good fish stew with traditional
dark rye bread, or dishes with lamb, such as smoked lamb. Your jolly Jola
crowd, however, will probably love pylsur, the Icelandic hot dog.
https://theplanetd.com/icelandic-food/
FROM: Ande <adlp@optonline.net>
TO: Dotsie
<dotsiefly@birdtlover.com>
DATE: 12/25/23
9:15 am
RE: Re: Re: Jólasveinarnir
Wow, they have some really gross foods. No
sour ram testicles for me, that’s for sure. Even if I could find them, I wouldn’t
make them. The pylsur sounds like a good idea. I found a great recipe for them
at https://cookingrabbit.blogspot.com/2017/04/pylsur-icelandic-hot-dog.html.
I hope I have enough time tomorrow to make these, or they’ll end up with Oscar
Meyer wieners!
FROM: Clementine
<princessclementine@kittymail.com>
TO: BC
& Sparky <rudytoots@catlover.com>
Cc: Archie
<pupsupreme@whosagoodboy.com>
DATE: 12/25/23
3:15 am
RE: Trolls for dinner!
The yarn lady has invited the trolls
over for dinner on Boxing Day, which apparently is the day after Christmas, and
has nothing to do with prizefighters. Your human, MR is invited also. I hope
she can come. The yarn lady wants to see if the trolls will talk about what
they might do with their lives other than being Jólasveinarnir. Some of them might be able to pass as
human, but not all of them. Who knows if they’d even want to? See if MR will
bring you with her when she comes tomorrow! We could have a jolly Boxing Day
and have our own boxing matches while they eat!
FROM: Archie <pupsupreme@whosagoodboy.com>
TO: BC
& Sparky <rudytoots@catlover.com> Clementine
<princessclementine@kittymail.com>
DATE: 12/25/23
4:47 am
RE: Did you have a visitor last night?
I’m happy the yarn lady invited the
trolls over, I think. It could be interesting, though I bet they have terrible
table manners. Did you have a visit by a giant black cat last night who asked
if you’d got clothes for Christmas? That happened to Benji, Pepper and Lenny
when they were here eight years ago. That cat tried to kill them because they
hadn’t been given clothing! Cats don’t WEAR clothing for sheesh sake. I hope
you have a great Christmas. Robbie and Eric are both here and I’m so happy. I
love my boys, even though they are middle aged men now.
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