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Posted by cortelyounext on Sun Apr 15 11:09:01 2012, in response to Proverbs 3.14, posted by cortelyounext on Fri Apr 13 14:30:04 2012. My Betty Crocker pie is no longer which in this case is a good thing. As mentioned in my post (141130Z APR 12) I took my little sister aside afterwards. She told me the pie was quote quite good unquote. I immediately picked up on her use of the term quite and called her on it. She then told me she meant it was "really good" which I accepted without escalating the issue. To her credit, she told me she prefers a little less sugar and a little more tartness but she still liked the pie. As for the others, everyone finished their piece of pie with either coffee or tea except for one individual who due to privacy issues and an abundance of caution I choose not to identify except that the individual in question was of the female persuasion. She happened to be sitting directly across from me and I noticed she barely took a bite and then began pushing it around with her fork for a considerable amount of time before stopping and then nudging the plate away with the piece of pie still on it as if she was full. It was clear to me that she was not full because I saw her eat a couple chocolate truffles with tea after her rude display. I was upset at first and about to call her on it but I did not want to get into an argument with her especially since it was my Mom's birthday. In the end, I realize everyone has a right to their own opinion no matter how wrong it is. In summary, I am pleased with the outcome of the pie and so ends this chapter of my life, and thanks again. |
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