Hi Ruth,

 RH> >  RH> The fresh fruit apparently is wonderful stuff. The food isn't
 RH> all
 RH> >  RH> that spicy and it has to be fairly close to other Caribbean
 RH> cuisines.

 RH> > So he must have found something he enjoyed. Fresh fruit is usually
 RH> good.

 RH> As long as it's safe to eat. Otherwise, best not.  And they do have

Anything that you have to peel, then discard the peel should be safe.
Those where you eat the outer layer (peel or whatever) would be chancy
if you didn't know how they were raised/cleaned.


 RH> the seriously good coffee down there.

Not that I'd be interested in that.


 RH> >  RH> Amen.  Mushy pasta isn't food; it's landfill or elementary
 RH> school
 RH> >  RH> glue.

 RH> > That's being kind to it. (G) That, tho, may be what makes it
 RH> comfort
 RH> > food for kids--it's probably what some of them had as their first
 RH> solid
 RH> > foods.

 RH> Those Gerber meals things, probably.

Possibly--stuff we never fed our girls when they were small. We
basically fed them what we ate, tho mushed up more.


 RH> >  RH> > Comic relief? That's what we said our cocker spaniel was
 RH> good for.

 RH> >  RH> Pretty much. She does goofy stuff sometimes.

 RH> > Sounds about normal for a cat. Act "typical" for a while, then do
 RH> > somthing wierd. Follow up with an "I meant to do that look". (G)

 RH> Or never bother with the typical stuff until she wants something out
 RH> of me.

The old "I'll ignore you until I want something out of you" catitude.


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Ruth
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