What was the last thing you purchased?

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True, and very good. Healthy things dont always have to taste bad.
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The material for my new "grand-bump's" baby quilt. I have made all of my grands one before they were born. The last one (profile pic) was for my youngest grandson in 2010 :D
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Taramasalata, a Greek Appetizer to die for ( a type of Caviar ) from the online grocer at Amazon...
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Wow, that sounds different. Is that kind of stuff really good? Ive never had any before that I know of.
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Very good, much less salty than Russian Caviar...i bet you'd like it...
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I might. I like kind of off-beat things like that.

I never thought I would like tripe, but its delicious in tacos.
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Tripe soup is great too............in Mexico they call it the " Hangover " soup " Menudo "...in Acapulco, where i lived there were restaurants dedicated to just that one thing on the menu...........located downtown near the discos, it was " one-stop shopping " dance, and drink your fool head off all night, and then stop in for a bowl of soup in hopes that it will avert a hangover... :roll:
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Menudo is big here, too. Supposed to be good for hangovers. Thank God I havent had one of those for sometime, but I like Menudo even if I dont have a hangover.

I just thought of something, maybe we should suggest menudo to Gannon. :lol:

I just bought a dozen huevos and a couple Fanta orange drinks and some Golden Delicious apples.
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Excellent idea !...he may even like it :)
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He might. I used to eat cold pizza and vanilla ice cream for hangovers. It shocks the alcohol out of your system. :shock:
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LOLOL :lol:
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Luckily, I dont have to worry about that any more. Come to think of it, that is kind of sickening. :oops:
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Nothing worse than a hangover....aaah youth, glad those days are over for me...
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Same here. Im too old for hangovers.

I just bought a bag of tomatoes from a street peddler.
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A single teapot and cup Parisian set for afternoon tea while I write :D
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