Lives up to its reputation as one of Ben and Jerry’s most popular falvors.

This sauce was one of many different sandwich spreads my dad use to buy to put on sandwiches when I was a kid. I think it served on a turkey pastrami gave it a special zing. I was browsing an aisle at the local supermarket (not Wal-Marts) awhile back and saw it on a shelf. It brought back memories.

It was surprisingly good. What I mean is that it was totally watchable not just a dry dusty epic film that grabbed 10 oscar nominations because it was about a historic figure. Ben Kingsly was believeable as Gandhi. I probably understand more about the movement for India’s independence through this film than I could ever have from a book.

Home grown tomatoes are fresher than anything you can buy in the store. The fact that I grew them myself insures me that they aren’t sprayed with insecticides or other chemicals. I can pick a tomatoe and take it inside, wash it and slice it and eat it just like that. There is absolutely nothing more thrilling for me than eating what I grow in my own garden.

Great summer refreshment.

A touch of The Far Side coupled with a specific theme Cats. A friend gave this book to me knowing I am a catlover and frankly, it is funny. Even the most devoted catlover like myself will love it.

You can never consume enough chocolate. So I guess I’ll probably never finish.

All Rolling Stones music is worth consuming!

I love most of the music on the CD. The only one I was disappointed in was this version of Knocking On Heasven’s Door. I don’t know if Clapton has different recordings of this song and this was the one chosen for this CD or if I heard it done by someone else, but I was expecting something with a little more impact. It sounded tired.

I was browsing Wal-Mart yesterday and saw this soda. It said in big letters JONES PURE CANE SODA. Sure enough, the was no high fruitose corn sweetener. At $2.77 for an eight pack, it wasn’t too expensive. And so I bought some.