kilikini wrote:
> Serene Serene Bo-Bean wrote:
>> jmcquown wrote:
>>> Serene Serene Bo-Bean wrote:
>>>> Virginia Tadrzynski wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> So, Bob's waiting and is salivating in virtual time to both see
>>>>> what you cooked and to know what you have to say about it and him.
>>>>> I'd say he's dying to read it, but you know....sort of in poor
>>>>> taste donchaknow.
>>>>>
>>>>> Soooo, man the torpedos, full speed ahead, this cookalong is
>>>>> started.
>>>> Thanks for organizing this. I am stumped about what to cook, but I
>>>> will figure something out today and cook and take pics tomorrow.
>>>> Hmmmmm. What's everyone else making?
>>>>
>>>> Serene
>>>
>>> Make whatever you think of as "comfort food", Serene.
>>
>> Yes, that's one thought, but I'm also thinking of making something
>> either prettier or more elaborate, because that gives me joy, and
>> might potentially give Bob and Carol joy. This may be his last
>> virtual food party, and I want it to be a bash. Y'know?
>>
>> Serene
>
> On ABF, we're talking about a cook-along for paella or bouillabaise
> (cioppino even). Can Bob have anything like that?
>
> kili

I'm thinking Bob can have anything he wants. When my mom was diagnosed with
plaque clots in her carotid artery which might have gone to her brain and
caused a stroke (thankfully didn't) they put her on a "diet" which was
mostly bland boiled chicken and plain vegetables. And she said to me,
"Dammit, I'll eat any damn thing that I please. I'm not going to die eating
boring food!" Well, she's still with us as lively as ever at age 82.
She-crab soup? They said no, too fatty! She said, "You betcha! Give me a
bowl of that!" Methinks Bob should enjoy whatever he likes.

Jill