On Fri, 10 Oct 2003 14:46:17 -0400, Margaret Suran >
wrote:

>Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>>
>> (Zelion) wrote in news:5ad54293.0310100119.34aac538
>> @posting.google.com:
>>
>> > Can anyone tell me what is the most delicious food in the world?
>> >
>>
>> No... We're not allowed to tell you. You would eat it all.
>
>Something you remember from your childhood. You my have eaten it when
>you came into the kitchen after playing outside and you were really
>hungry. Or, someone you really loved, a grandmother or favorite aunt
>made something very special for you, something that, perhaps, you never
>tasted before. That first bite, the unexpected wonderful taste will
>remain in your memory, but the food, the taste itself, can never be
>duplicated for you.
>
>Many years ago, a little three year old girl came to stay with me for a
>couple of hours, while her mother needed emergency attention for a
>tooth.
>Sarah had never seen a Mango before and when she wanted a snack, I
>offered to cut up a Mango that was ripening on the kitchen window sill.
>She tasted it. She loved it. When her mother came to pick her up,
>Sarah told her all about the wonderous snack I had provided for her.
>Mangoes were still rarely seen in New York at that time, and Sarah's
>mother had never tasted one. "What did it taste like", she wanted to
>know and the little girl, smiling happily said: "It was sooo good. It
>tasted just like Sunshine".
>
>Not too long ago, Sarah saw me. She came over to say "hello" to me.
>She is a teen ager now. She introduced me to a friend of hers and
>said: "Margaret gave me the best thing I ever tasted when I came to
>visit her as a little girl. I have eaten many Mangoes since then, but
>none tasted anything like the one I had in her kitchen."

damn, you can't top that story!
Zed

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