Jan 8
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I’m sad to report that this was not real. Still the best joke of the day, though.
Jan 8
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That does sound bizarre, but also completely delightful. I’ve never been to Austria, but when I do, I’ll have to check out a Tchibo store (after gorging myself on pastry).
Jan 5
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Oh, bless you! And thank you for letting me know before it disappears!
Jan 4
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A gift for bachelorette parties!
Dec 29
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How did you know??? Are you a spy?
Dec 29
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There’s enough tartness so you should be able to identify it as raspberry instead of strawberry. (I have to admit, it’s not my favorite.)
Dec 28
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Very, very sweet.
Dec 16
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She was!
Dec 15
5
Somewhere, Salty is doing a dance of joy.
Dec 15
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I am told “lat-kah” is more correct, but it’s my instinct to say “lat-key.” ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Dec 11
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I’m so glad to hear that! My mom is also very excited.
Dec 2
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Thank you for the Canadian geography lesson. I will never make that mistake again, and I will lord my knowledge over my fellow Yanks.
Dec 2
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I am honored! Or, should I say, honoured.
Dec 2
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Apologies, Canadians. That was my clumsy way of saying I’ve not seen anyone yet from the Northwest Territories, Yukon, or Nunavut.
Dec 1
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Well, yes, Haagen Dazs is both the gateway and the cold standard. But it doesn’t help you stay awake at work.
Nov 13
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I was with the Reader! And yes, I remember Julia’s eggnog experiments. They were fascinating and also terrifying. I hope you enjoy the pear gingerbread and mashed potatoes.
Nov 12
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Only when he’s squeezed between two couch cushions, but that doesn’t happen very often and he doesn’t stay put.
Nov 12
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YESSSSSS!
Oct 27
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Ah, thank you! That is fascinating!
Oct 27
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No, because eggs aren’t dairy. (Though I’m sure there’s some record of a rabbinical argument about it somewhere.)