Text 9112, 60 rader
Skriven 2014-01-23 16:06:37 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
   Kommentar till text 9056 av Nancy Backus (1:261/1381.0)
Ärende: Italian etc 10
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Hi Nancy,


 RH> Depending on the place, I may go for water. We went to one of the
 RH> local Mexican places for supper last week and both of us just got
 RH> water. Not the greatest tasting but saved a few pennies.

 NB> The lemon makes the water tastes better...  when the water tastes
 NB> nasty, I have a really hard time drinking it, no matter how thirsty...

I know, and travelling, we've no idea what the local water is like.
Safer to get a soft drink in those cases.

 NB>  NB>> I enjoyed the fruit flavors when we were able to get the
 NB> Adirondack  NB>> sodas... their flavors were so natural, they were a

 RH> I found the fruit flavors to be too sweet, overall.

 NB> I only had problems with fruit flavors that didn't taste right...
 NB> sometimes too heavy, sometimes just off...

Have you ever tried the Blue Sky brand and if so, what did you think of
them? We initially found them at a natural foods store in HI.

 NB>  RH>> Also have to make sure there's not a line in back of you wanting
 NB> to  RH>> get drinks before you peruse the flavor menu. (G)
 NB>  NB>> There is that, too...  :)

 RH> After all, you don't want the ire of a line of thirsty folks to fall
 RH> on you while you're checking out the various flavors in the machine.
 RH> Times like that you need to know pretty much what to go for and get
 RH> it fast.

 NB> The Wegmans "Market Cafe" isn't usually terribly busy...  sometimes
 NB> there's a couple other people coming through the line close enough to
 NB> need to be aware of, but often there's plenty of time to take one's

You must hit it at off times. There are times the hot food and salad
tables at Whole Foods are super busy while we're shopping, other times,
nobody is there. The food is good but can get pricy quickly if you are a
big eater.

 NB> time...  Depends what time of day or night, though, I suppose.  Dunno
 NB> if they turn off the machine during the wee hours, haven't tried to
 NB> use it then... ;)

They probably keep it running 24/7 so as not to have to take the time to
set it up every day. Besides, there are probably some folks that the wee
hours (for us) are normal hours for them.

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Ruth
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