Hi Michael,

 ML> >  ML> especially > if it takes various forms, may be less so but I've
 ML> > not ML> seen any that ML> > look like maple leaves.
 ML> > So far, so good.
 ML> >  ML> See below. Just be careful is all I ask.
 ML> > I've not gotten into any yet.

 ML> Which strongly suggests the conclusion that you're one
 ML> of the lucky ones who are not sensitive (myself likewise).

Seems to be the case but I'm not going to test that theory.

 ML> >  ML> so as children with webbed toes (I've never seen
 ML> >  ML> such a child but have seen the webbed toes of two
 ML> >  ML> adults, who presumably were once children with
 ML> >  ML> webbed toes).
 ML> > Always exceptions to the general rule.

 ML> In the case of the Rhus, there are more exceptions than
 ML> adherents.

Sometimes life does give those anomolies.


 ML> >  ML> > OK, the latter is the type of poison ivy I'm more familiar
 ML> with. >  ML> It's not the enemy you know that you have to worry so
 ML> >  ML> much about!
 ML> > Usually so, it's the one you don't know that's the worry.

 ML> Exactamundo.

 ML> >  ML> > Because of your life style. Ours is different, lending itself
 ML> to >  ML> more of > the traditional eating patterns.
 ML> >  ML> There must be societies where my eating habits would
 ML> >  ML> be considered normal, if not common.
 ML> > Probably so but none that I've encountered. (G)

 ML> Over here there's a restaurant that is open from 10 to 3.
 ML> PM to AM. My kind of place, but chances are I'll not go
 ML> to it.

OTOH, it's just after 10 here; just got in from a Purple Heart (next
week is National PH Recognition Week) reception/dinner. We'll be winding
down soon as we've got church in the morning.

 ML> >  ML> > Not even the "anti social" one known as fb?
 ML> >  ML> I've been on Facebook maybe once every two to
 ML> >  ML> three months.
 ML> > I don't even have an account on it.

 ML> Good for you.

Figured it's a time sucker I don't need when it first came out, tho
sometimes I wonder whatever happened to some of my former friends,
neighbors, etc.


 ML> >  ML> >  ML> Many of friends keep getting Flip Flop Berio despite
 ML> >  ML> >  ML> my warnings.
 ML> >  ML> > I used to buy that, when it was the only choice. Beat having
 ML> no >  ML> olive > oil, but not by much.
 ML> >  ML> Well, apparently, you didn't get much.
 ML> > Not then but gotta get something.

 ML> Just get Trader Joe's cheapie if you can't go to
 ML> Costco.

The TJ in Raleigh is just a couple of blocks from the Costco so it's a
moot point.

 ML> >  ML> And now for something completely different.
 ML> >  ML> Thai-style green papaya mango salad
 ML> >  ML> categories: airline, salad, side
 ML> > Something you've tried making, eaten on a plane or only seen the
 ML> recipe?

 ML> I've made it, not according to that recipe. I've eaten it
 ML> from that recipe. I've seen that recipe, but not until last
 ML> month.

Not anything I've had the chance to try, don't know but maybe would, if
given the chance.


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