Anonymous
03/04/2021 09:48
Subject: Do you believe in the myth of "engagement chicken"?
Most women I went to graduate school with donโt really cook. Some how weโre all married.
Anonymous
03/04/2021 09:35
Subject: Do you believe in the myth of "engagement chicken"?
Anonymous wrote:No, but I believe in honeymoon sausage.
AY-YO I'll be here all week/tip your hostesses.
I prefer salami but I like your style!
Anonymous
03/04/2021 09:18
Subject: Do you believe in the myth of "engagement chicken"?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I thought this was going to be about both people waiting as long as possible for the other one to propose.
This is what I though too.
+1 ๐
Add me to the list too!
Me three. Or four. Whatever. I also thought maybe it was doing the breakup unless we get married type of action.
Same here.
Anonymous
03/04/2021 09:15
Subject: Do you believe in the myth of "engagement chicken"?
We're both vegetarians so this wouldn't have worked.
Anonymous
03/04/2021 09:09
Subject: Do you believe in the myth of "engagement chicken"?
LOL.. no, but my DH has made this for us several times, but only after we got married. DD loves this recipe.
Anonymous
03/04/2021 08:57
Subject: Do you believe in the myth of "engagement chicken"?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I thought this was going to be about both people waiting as long as possible for the other one to propose.
This is what I though too.
+1 ๐
Add me to the list too!
Me three. Or four. Whatever. I also thought maybe it was doing the breakup unless we get married type of action.
Anonymous
03/04/2021 08:44
Subject: Do you believe in the myth of "engagement chicken"?
Anonymous wrote:No, but I believe in honeymoon sausage.
AY-YO I'll be here all week/tip your hostesses.
No honeymoon fish tacos?
Anonymous
03/04/2021 02:25
Subject: Do you believe in the myth of "engagement chicken"?
Anonymous wrote:No, but I believe in honeymoon sausage.
AY-YO I'll be here all week/tip your hostesses.
I love you. Never change.
Anonymous
03/03/2021 22:56
Subject: Do you believe in the myth of "engagement chicken"?
No, but I believe in honeymoon sausage.
AY-YO I'll be here all week/tip your hostesses.
AY-YO I'll be here all week/tip your hostesses.
Anonymous
03/03/2021 21:13
Subject: Do you believe in the myth of "engagement chicken"?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nope. I don't cook. Still got proposed to. My husband is the chef in the family.
Maybe you could have done better
Lol, I did really great. I'm very happy with my choice.
maybe HE made the chicken???
Anonymous
03/03/2021 20:38
Subject: Do you believe in the myth of "engagement chicken"?
Anonymous wrote:I got offered a promotion but it meant moving to another country. Told boyfriend I would only turn it down to stay together if we were engaged. No chicken required.
Why didnโt he go with you?
Anonymous
03/03/2021 19:48
Subject: Do you believe in the myth of "engagement chicken"?
I had never heard of engagement chicken, but one night when we were still dating I made a roast chicken. As we sat and had dinner, that was when DH decided he was going to propose. It was only when telling people that story that I learned about engagement chicken.
I told a colleague, and she made it, and was engaged not long after.
I told a colleague, and she made it, and was engaged not long after.
Anonymous
03/03/2021 19:43
Subject: Do you believe in the myth of "engagement chicken"?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I thought this was going to be about both people waiting as long as possible for the other one to propose.
This is what I though too.
+1 ๐
Add me to the list too!
Anonymous
03/03/2021 19:24
Subject: Do you believe in the myth of "engagement chicken"?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I thought this was going to be about both people waiting as long as possible for the other one to propose.
This is what I though too.
+1 ๐
Anonymous
03/03/2021 19:23
Subject: Do you believe in the myth of "engagement chicken"?
No