just find me in the kitchen with Rover....

I've enjoyed the blog today...and, I haven't been able to view the pictures till now.I especially love the wonderful aray of gorgeous sandwiches or reasonable facsimile...they all look pretty sandwichy to me...and I'm a sandwich lover. When I go to a restaurant, the first thing I look at on the menu is the sandwich section. I believe you can tell the mettle of a spot based on what they consider sandwiches:for example...there is a wonderful restaurant in NYC called the Boxtree and they serve my favorite sandwich: the lobster club...which one can order any time of day. I think this put them on the map, altho all their food is good and even dad loved it.

Hamas: we'll wait and see...I agree with Bush's comment: In a Democracy, when the results of an election are this drastic, the people's message is: there needs to be a change. This is the way for the people to speak.

Jesse: Happy birthday!!

Megan: I like the dots.You're an able administrator. I'll check back with you though if I start getting hit-on by outsiders...

Katie: Are you really mentioned in the donut book??? Pretty cool.Can you come home in Feb. if I get a ticket? By the way, sorry that I mis-addressed the packages...my fault...I'll send the $$ to take a taxi to pick them up at UPS.What a bummer...

Michelle: a Mexican slave with quite extraordinary political beliefs...
h-mmm...Kristen was right...I've always felt that the Palestines were short-changed, even though I loved and believed in Exodus which was the most popular book of its time, and which promoted the idea that the parcelling of Palestine was the "miracle of sane thinking" in the post-WWII era.The Israelis also feel that it was their right to take land based on the Seven Days War. And the Palestinians don't think they should be punished for participating...A cunumdrum, for sure...don't know where it will all end.