Ah, a treat even Gordon Ramsay would cave to.

Don't ask. Hoping someone got a giggle out of it.
I don't have much of a purpose, but being the reason someone smiles or even rolls their eyes seems enough to make me feel accomplished these days. It's the little things.

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dancingtongue · 80-89, M

Reminds me of my Siciliy trip. My wife-- the daughter of Sicilian immigrants -- and I took her aunt -- who was born here -- with us. Every where we went, all she wanted for breakfast was toast. And of course made with pasty white wonder bread that no European would touch. We finally stayed at a British hotel in Taormina and they had one of those toasters with a continually running belt. But it was broken. And everywhere we went she complained they didn't know how to cook Sicilian. It was like going to China and telling them they don't cook Chinese because chop suey isn't on the menu.

PhantasmOfEcstasy · F

@dancingtongue I mean. Damn. Toast is good, but if you're on a trip like that, you gotta expand the palate and try the local cuisine. I'll go to Mexico and tell them they don't cook Spanish food because it's not Taco Bell. Lol.

dancingtongue · 80-89, M

@PhantasmOfEcstasy Exactly. But then as Spaniards will tell you, Mexicans don't cook Spanish food. And voce versa.