"casa bona" > wrote in message
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> On 6/21/2013 4:56 PM, Julie Bove wrote:
>> "casa bona" > wrote in message
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>>> Odd that you'd like the smell, but not the bread itself.
>>>
>>> Some folks are like that with coffee, but I've never heard of it with
>>> bread.
>>
>> I actually like coffee but not the smell of it.
>
> Ok, now that is truly unique!

Oh the way home tonight, daughter commented that she smelled pizza and how
it always smelled so good but doesn't taste good. I agree with that too!
Actually it wasn't pizza that she smelled but the Taco bell burrito that I
had gotten. Yes, that one is eaten out of hand but it is small and it only
had beans and sauce in it. And yes, I could easily make that at home on one
of the whole wheat tortillas that I had. But we got out of the recital
around 8:30, were hungry and I didn't want to make food at home. Luckily we
found another place nearby to eat at tomorrow to save us from going back
there again. Once a year is about my limit for them! But our whole meal
was about $6.00 so no complaints on the money front there.

>>>>> I guess it's fair to ding them a bit on the quality of the cold cuts,
>>>>> but overall I get a pretty good value for what I pay.
>>>>
>>>> I must disagree. I picked up two sandwiches for my parents and hated
>>>> watching them put the measly amount of toppings on there. I thought
>>>> about
>>>> how many sandwiches I could make for the same amount of money if I had
>>>> bought the ingredients at the grocery store.
>>>>
>>>>
>>> But they have to make a profit, so it's not good equivalency.
>>
>> True. I just couldn't believe that my parent would send me out to get
>> the
>> sandwiches to take back to their house to eat.
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> Older folks like things to be easy.
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