>>What is it with jews and chicken noodle soup!? :-)
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>It's easier to make (especially when it comes out of a can) than chicken matzoball soup? <g> FWIW, I make really good chicken soup, and often do go ahead and put matzoballs in, but for lunches, canned soup will do.

In just about every US film involving jewish people I've ever seen, there's always a point where someone's sick, and an aunt or grandmother arrives bearing chicken soup. Makes me smile. :-)

BTW, hope you don't mind but one of my favourite jewish jokes I once heard, told by a jewish commedienne was:

A guy falls in a swimming pool and his drowning. His mother runs around shouting "Please Help! My son (the doctor) is drowning!"

:-)

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>>>She's not being ornery. She really tastes it differently.
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>>She makes me laugh with her "It's too spieeeecy!" cry, esp. with toothpaste :-)
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>Yeah, you make me realize that toothpaste has always been an issue for me. Another thing I had trouble tolerating until I was an adult.
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>Tamar

I must be getting old; I can remember white toothpaste!

I can also remember when there was just one tube in the bathroom, not one for mum, one for dad, another one for the kids and maybe a "Milk Teeth" special