Re: OT - movies and ATHers

On Feb 16, 10:14=A0am, Jerri <Jerri.LaPo...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Yeah, but doesn't it sound healthier than egg salad? No? =A0Well, fruits
> de mer doesn't sound like seafood, either. It sounds like fruit salad.

It certainly sounds more elegant, if not healthier. I admit I'm not a
fan of egg salad at all, though I do enjoy a good devilled egg now and
then. My one and only experience with fruits de mer was in Nice some
20 years ago. I was with a friend from Italy, and being young, we
thought it sounded like the thing to order. When it came, the only
thing on the platter I could identify was oysters, which were
untrimmed and coated in slimy seaweed. The rest looked like something
from another planet. I was appalled and there was nothing I could be
compelled to eat, though my friend was slightly more adventurous.
Later research determined that among other things we had been served a
sea cu***ber, which is animal not vegetable, and something spiny which
many have been an anenome. It's the urchins that are toxic, right? Not
that it matters when you don't eat it...

> Mossimo will know how to fix them ... and how to make a delicious,
nutriti=
ous,
> and *safe* egg salad sandwich. With celery sticks, 2 olives and an icy
> gin and tonic. I won't get sick, though I always do get sick on
> vacation ... this won't be a vacation, but a lifestyle.

This won't be a vacation but a lifestyle -- a brilliant outlook. I
love it!

Grey