Happy 2010!

[dave1949]

Happy New Year to everyone at TBN! Hope your 2010 is a great year.

 

[radioman]

Happy new year and happy tractoring!

 

[Thomas]

May 2010 be good one to you Dave.

Better diesel up,by the looks the storm going to visit you for couple days.

 

[Greenmountain Farmer]

Happy New Year

Tom in Vermont

 

[polo1665]

Happy New Year to everyone.

 

[jinman]

Happy 2010 to everyone! I hope everyone has a prosperous and healthy new year. In our "neck of the woods" it is common to eat blackeye peas on New Years Day for good luck. I've also heard of cabbage rolls and corn beef and cabbage on New Years Day. What is it that brings good luck in your area. Are there other traditions?

 

[Thomas]

"What is it that brings good luck in your area. Are there other traditions?"

4 asprins black coffee to start new years day.

We really don't have tradition except darn nice home cook meal..ham w/fixings follow by oohhhh smooth cigar..just keep low profile and enjoy the day.

 

[Cliff_Johns]

And I hope for anyone who owns a 2010, that your tractor has a good year too.

Cliff

 

[dave1949]

Happy 2010 to everyone! I hope everyone has a prosperous and healthy new year. In our "neck of the woods" it is common to eat blackeye peas on New Years Day for good luck. I've also heard of cabbage rolls and corn beef and cabbage on New Years Day. What is it that brings good luck in your area. Are there other traditions?

We always have pork roast and sauerkraut on New Years for good luck. Not a New England tradition, we brought it with us from Ohio.
Dave.

 

[polo1665]

We always have pork roast and sauerkraut on New Years for good luck. Not a New England tradition, we brought it with us from Ohio.
Dave.

Seared a pork loin on the grill about an hour ago. Its in the oven now, smothered in kraut. That and mashed potatoes for dinner tonight.
Yum, Yum, Yum.

Mark

 

[300UGUY]

Happy New Year!!! Turkey, with fried cabbage here for dinner.

 

[jinman]

Fried cabbage is a new one for me. Is it battered and fried cabbage wedges? That sounds interesting.