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>>>>I like spicy foods; I don't like the flavor of curry, or taste of it. My wife and my daughters love curry. So when they go for Indian food, I go drinking <g>.
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>>I love jambalaya...I love spicy foods...I love Kung Pao chicken....I love Three Mile Island wings....but I can't stand curry.
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>We are soul mates :) (jambalaya, spicy foods, hating curry).. except I don't eat mean; I am a vegetarian.

My younger daughter has been a vegetarian for nearly a year now. Technically she is a pescetarian, which is a vegetarian who eats fish. She and her roommate, who had been a vegetarian from around 8th grade, made the decision together. I asked her what the heck is that, pescetarian? She told me. I said maybe you should say you are a vegetarian who eats fish so people will know what you mean. Now I call her a presbyterian. It has become our latest in-joke. I think it's a good sign when you have a 21 year old "child" with whom you still have in-jokes. She is off to Prague for 5 months less than a month from now and it is going to be very strange not seeing her.

The next door neighbors have a son who is about a year old. I have suggested to them, in what I hope has been an unobtrusive way, to appreciate this because he will be grown before you know it. They don't seem to grok this, as I suppose none of us do. Not at the time.