Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> On Tue 08 Nov 2005 05:57:43p, Thus Spake Zarathustra, or was it Margaret
> Suran?
>
>
>>first, I served Marcel a salad of Romaine Lettuce and Cucumber slices
>>with oil and vinegar dressing. Next came the mashed potatoes with
>>meatballs and peas covering them. Marcel ate everything and never
>>noticed that it was almost impossible to twirl the "Spaghetti" strands
>>around the fork. )
>
>
> I can't think of a thing that he could complain about. It certainly isn't
> mandatory to serve meatballs with spaghetti, and I'm sure it was very
> tasty.
>
> We had chicken a la king over boiled rice with succotash on the side.
> Homey and tasty.
>
>
>>I am far from polite when I receive those calls. I have even told
>>some of those callers, that it is unlawful to make these calls. I
>>have no idea whether it is or not, but I sure enjoy threatening to
>>report them.
>
>
> We use our cell phones for all our personal calls. Our house phone line is
> answered by our fax machine on the first ring. It's not that we receive
> many faxes. It's because I don't want to talk to mass marketers,
> surveyors, politicians, and wrong numbers. We never get those on the cell
> phones.
>

Wayne, Marcel really likes mashed potatoes, but he does prefer pasta
with his meatballs. I guess he didn't want to make a fuss, or,
perhaps he didn't care one way or another. I am certain that he knows
the difference. )

As for those crank calls, I am registered not to receive telemarketing
calls and do not receive any, yet during the pre voting season I get
all these calls, asking me to vote for this or that candidate or
answer a bunch of questions for a poll. I wish I could register
somewhere, in order to have those people not call.

Tonight for dinner, Stuffed Cabbage (bought ready made) for Marcel and
a piece of roasted chicken for me.