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Date Posted: Tue, 09/ 9/03 3:28am
Author: Ylva
Subject: Re: Experiment #6 : Light Grey and Light Salmon + light flying geese
In reply to: john mohdom 's message, "Re: Experiment #6 : Light Grey and Light Salmon" on Mon, 09/ 8/03 6:24pm

>actually, like many of the foods I didn't like as a
>kid, I learned to deal with fresh or smoked
>salmon...it's the canned stuff I still won't touch.

Good morning, 08.59 am Ylva time. I understand you meant the canned fish. We ate the canned salmon; that's what I had in mind when I warned you. It seems as if most people have something they can't ever get used to eat. A friend of ours won't eat any kind of fish - and we live by the sea where the food culture naturally contains much fish. And this guy won't eat any vegetables and refuses to drink orange juice because he can't stand the feeling of the pulp in his mouth. (Ok, I'm not perfect either; I can't stand stewed fruit pur�e and jelly stuff, never did and won't ever do.) It's kind of difficult to cook something he also is capable of enjoying if he and his wife come over for dinner. Mostly we bake a big square pizza together and each person can say what s/he wants on one fourth of it. And in wintertime when you can't bbq we do Raclette.

It's funny how you can get used to some things you initially didn't like as a kid or youngster. When I first started to taste coffee, I hated it and thought it was far too bitter. Now I can't imagine a morning without coffee. Cheers *raising my mug*. Hey, what a a good start of this day. 09.16 am; geese crying out and leaving. Though I know they come back next year I always think them going away is sort of heartbreaking. Another cup of coffee...

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