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your right bulldogdad, i hadn't answered my own question. i would invite myself at ages 5, 10, 20, 30 and 40, because as everyone who knows me realizes..its about ME! just kidding. i would invite the most important people to me. my partner, my sister, my mother, my nephew and a referee (god would do nicely). but, if i could ammend my own question, i would also like to invite a few more. leo buscalia (because he wrote what i consider one the greatest positive affirmation books of all time called "living, loving, learning), doc holliday (because i've often wondered what really happend at the ok corral) jimmy and rosalyn carter ("what to do with the rest of your life", also a great book and very apropos) and last but not least, my dog punky (gone two years now and still greatly missed) i would serve a traditional thanksgiving meal, roasted turkey, cornbread stuffing, mashed potatos with gravy, fresh steamed greenbeans with butter, cranberry sauce and sweet tea. for dessert we'd have pecan pie a'la mode and chicory coffee. (sorry mom no ham/sorry doc no liquor)
your right bulldogdad, i hadn't answered my own question. i would invite myself at ages 5, 10, 20, 30 and 40, because as everyone who knows me realizes..its about ME! just kidding. i would invite the most important people to me. my partner, my sister, my mother, my nephew and a referee (god would do nicely). but, if i could ammend my own question, i would also like to invite a few more. leo buscalia (because he wrote what i consider one the greatest positive affirmation books of all time called "living, loving, learning), doc holliday (because i've often wondered what really happend at the ok corral) jimmy and rosalyn carter ("what to do with the rest of your life", also a great book and very apropos) and last but not least, my dog punky (gone two years now and still greatly missed) i would serve a traditional thanksgiving meal, roasted turkey, cornbread stuffing, mashed potatos with gravy, fresh steamed greenbeans with butter, cranberry sauce and sweet tea. for dessert we'd have pecan pie a'la mode and chicory coffee. (sorry mom no ham/sorry doc no liquor)
Mark Twain, Winston Churchill, Will Shakespeare and Jonathan Swift. Oh, yes, it would be at Julla Child's house, discussion in the kitchen.
This question was asked the other day on the History forum, as well. My alternate guest list would be: Ted Bundy, Jack the Ripper, Lee Harvey Oswald, Truman Capote and Agatha Christie.
A perfectly broiled lobster, a slice of prime rib, with a half order of my favorite salt -n-pepper calamari, some grilled asparagus with lemon aioli sauce on the side...
hmmm I could go on....
A perfectly broiled lobster, a slice of prime rib, with a half order of my favorite salt -n-pepper calamari, some grilled asparagus with lemon aioli sauce on the side...
hmmm I could go on....
YUM YUM....I'd like that now...
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What Would Be Your Last Supper
