> > One thing I learned while I was getting my education is how great home cooking is.
> > > Howard
> >
> > I think that entirely depends on who's home, doing the cooking. Some of the worst meals I have ever had were wrought with my own two hands.
> >
> > One memorable entry in this category was the underdone turkey meatloaf, served with a side of 1/4" high rubbery lime jello (I forgot to put in the 2nd cup of water), along with the muffins that would just about bounce if you dropped them.
> >
> > And I served this to *guests*
> > (hangs head in shame).
> >
> > Okay, they weren't "guest" guests, they were my in-laws, and no, I don't have anything in for them. No, really. They gamely ate a bit of everything, and only laughed a little at the jello.
> >
> > koala"enjoy life! eat out more often" mom
>
> The best cooks in the world bomb every now and then. And they are always their own worst critic. I know you aren't THE best cook, because I can hear her in the kitchen now. I'll bet you're a close second.
> Howard

Ok, Howard thanks I usually don't eat lunch anywhere, let alone a building of education. EVIL!!!!!!!!!!!!
Koala Mom I liked yours, I however can cook, and rarely make JELLO as a dessert anyway. Cheesecake tastes better and is fun to make. Oh and those muffins sound awful. If I were you I'd go out to eat alot. I do it every week max(my wallet is too small to go anymore).
Oooh has anyone tried(tastes good):
Chinese Paper Candy
Indian Food
Rice and Hot Sauce(Good 4 spicy fans)

Oh here's a cool food experience that was so sweet I stayed off sugar products for THREE DAYS!

Oreo Snickers Pie....
6 inches tall
4 inches wide
1 inch of liquid chocolate in bowl
Tasted good, but I could not finish on empty stomach(small bite left)
If anything in it DID NOT contain sugar I'd be suprised!
Talk about a sugar rush
-Mysto:)

PS. My new catch phrase is:
Life sucks...Get a leafblower