>  RH> > If he was hungry enough, he'd have overcome his picky-ness 
fast
>  RH> enough. Maybe something down there piqued his curiosity and 
opened
>  his mind (and mouth) to new foods.
> 
>  RH> The fresh fruit apparently is wonderful stuff. The food isn't 
all
>  RH> that spicy and it has to be fairly close to other Caribbean 
cuisines.
> 
> So he must have found something he enjoyed. Fresh fruit is usually 
good.
> 
> 
As long as it's safe to eat. Otherwise, best not.  And they do have 
the seriously good coffee down there.  


>  RH> Amen.  Mushy pasta isn't food; it's landfill or elementary 
school
>  RH> glue.
> 
> That's being kind to it. (G) That, tho, may be what makes it 
comfort
> food for kids--it's probably what some of them had as their first 
solid
> foods.

Those Gerber meals things, probably.  
 
>  RH> > Comic relief? That's what we said our cocker spaniel was 
good for.
> 
>  RH> Pretty much. She does goofy stuff sometimes.
> 
> Sounds about normal for a cat. Act "typical" for a while, then do
> somthing wierd. Follow up with an "I meant to do that look". (G)
> 
> 
Or never bother with the typical stuff until she wants something out 
of me. 
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