watch Pati's ktchen on PBS...she has made them on a few episodes. Oe Rick Bayless's mexican show, also on PBS

One time I found a small pearl in an oyster there...

Anonymous wrote:I only like the bottom part of it. It's tastes kind of creamy, while the top & middle are just sweet.

I prefer the ones where either the top or the bottom is chocolate

Anonymous wrote:Crooked tables and no lemon in my iced tea. Being seated by a busing station or under a hard-blowing AC vent.

Lemon should be served on the side, on a small plate...

Anonymous wrote:

ChuckMurphy wrote:soft butter, much prefer hard

If the butter is hard, you can't spread it on your bread/potato/whatever.

But you never know how long it's been sitting out...has it gone rancid?

The body parts fountain in north old town alexandria... it's a deconstructed face (ears, nose, lips) that spout water. And there's a mini-washington monument nearby too.

Elementary
Modern Family
Midsomer Murders (newest crop for americans)
Endeavor
Sleepy Hollow
Grimm
The Middle
Antiues Roadshow

My Favorite madonna song is "Oh, Father"

My favorite one to do at karaoke is "Ray of Light" and "Like A Prayer"

soft butter, much prefer hard

Also a bit closer to Foggy Bottom, but rasika West End

Bump

Seriously, a year and counting on this subject? makes me think of the old Ann Landers toilet paper kerfuffle...

wash quickly, rinse with vinegar. Put in the crisper

The Silver Chair (book 4 of Narnia) by CS Lewis
Red Planet by Robert Heinlein
Flowers For Algernon by Daniel Keyes

I was in 3rd grade when I read those.

Phantom Tollbooth
Doctor Doolittle series
Fantastic Mister Fox