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[Jane]

DR George I'm glad you liked my VD story.

I don't freeze chocolates,   maybe I should try it but somehow it doesnt seem right.  I also don't eat them cold.  They should be roon temperagture, better if it is a warm room and not a cold one.

Jane, what I meant is that they can be frozen to preserve them, then you can take them out and, of course, let them thaw to room temperature (or maybe overnight in the fridge first, then on the counter) and enjoy them much later than when they were purchased.

My point was having to wait until they were room temperature again

[Jane]

I went to acupuncture today, then stopped for a veggie burger.

I like the veggie burger part of your day.  Housemade or frozen?

[Jane]

DR George I'm glad you liked my VD story.

I don't freeze chocolates,   maybe I should try it but somehow it doesnt seem right.  I also don't eat them cold.  They should be roon temperagture, better if it is a warm room and not a cold one.

Jane, what I meant is that they can be frozen to preserve them, then you can take them out and, of course, let them thaw to room temperature (or maybe overnight in the fridge first, then on the counter) and enjoy them much later than when they were purchased.

Have you tried doing this, George? I'm wondering if they degrade at all.

I would think they do and it is best to buy just a few at a time.

[Jane]

This sad news broke my heart today:
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/tommie-the-dog-richmond-dog-set-on-fire-while-tied-to-a-pole-has-died-today/

I see far too many horror stories on facebook and did not open this

[bk]

Page three?  Really?

[bk]

Listening to the master for our next release, another in the Revisited series - this one was really quite short with no bonus tracks, but I found I had something to add on, a full thirty-five minutes of bonus material and it's GREAT and historic.

[Jane]

I just read that, at the age of 94, Rosamunde Pilcher has passed away.

Following is a cute bit I read about her young daughter.

"“I always practice my dialogue out loud,” she said. “Once, when Fiona was small, she had a friend over, and I was hanging up the washing and running through my dialogue. Her friend said, ‘Look, your mummy’s lips are moving.’ And Fiona said, ‘Don’t be stupid. She’s writing.’”

[Druxy]

This sad news broke my heart today:
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/tommie-the-dog-richmond-dog-set-on-fire-while-tied-to-a-pole-has-died-today/

 

[George]

DR George I'm glad you liked my VD story.

I don't freeze chocolates,   maybe I should try it but somehow it doesnt seem right.  I also don't eat them cold.  They should be roon temperagture, better if it is a warm room and not a cold one.

Jane, what I meant is that they can be frozen to preserve them, then you can take them out and, of course, let them thaw to room temperature (or maybe overnight in the fridge first, then on the counter) and enjoy them much later than when they were purchased.

Have you tried doing this, George? I'm wondering if they degrade at all.

I currently have some Oreos and a piece of cheesecake in my freezer, but not chocolates.  I have frozen chocolates before, but it's been quite a while.  I didn't worry about any degrading.  They were still good enough for me to eat.

[George]

DR George I'm glad you liked my VD story.

I don't freeze chocolates,   maybe I should try it but somehow it doesnt seem right.  I also don't eat them cold.  They should be roon temperagture, better if it is a warm room and not a cold one.

Jane, what I meant is that they can be frozen to preserve them, then you can take them out and, of course, let them thaw to room temperature (or maybe overnight in the fridge first, then on the counter) and enjoy them much later than when they were purchased.

Have you tried doing this, George? I'm wondering if they degrade at all.

I would think they do and it is best to buy just a few at a time.

But if you do this regularly, you always have some in the freezer, and every couple of days you take one (some) out and they're ready when you want them.

[George]

And on that note (F#), I'm outta here.  I'm off to the theater to usher for The Wedding Singer. 

Be back later!

[Jrand73]

I regularly put fun size candy bars in the freezer and take a few out for when I am viewing the TeeVee....they are NOT messy and they melt in your mouth....well....my mouth.

[Jrand73]

Feeling a bit better.  My older brother Mike came by and we talked for awhile which is always nice.  He just lives one house away from me, so we see each other often in passing.

[Jrand73]

We have both been thinking about our parents and what a job they had raising the eight of us....

[vixmom]

I am so angry about this idiot those  who put him there I can't even be involved in civil discourse today. 

[vixmom]

Perhaps tomorrow

[vixmom]

I am sorry

[Jane]

DR George I'm glad you liked my VD story.

I don't freeze chocolates,   maybe I should try it but somehow it doesnt seem right.  I also don't eat them cold.  They should be roon temperagture, better if it is a warm room and not a cold one.

Jane, what I meant is that they can be frozen to preserve them, then you can take them out and, of course, let them thaw to room temperature (or maybe overnight in the fridge first, then on the counter) and enjoy them much later than when they were purchased.

Have you tried doing this, George? I'm wondering if they degrade at all.

I currently have some Oreos and a piece of cheesecake in my freezer, but not chocolates.  I have frozen chocolates before, but it's been quite a while.  I didn't worry about any degrading.  They were still good enough for me to eat.

I am extremely fussy   Frozen cheesecake is ok.

[Jane]

DR George I'm glad you liked my VD story.

I don't freeze chocolates,   maybe I should try it but somehow it doesnt seem right.  I also don't eat them cold.  They should be roon temperagture, better if it is a warm room and not a cold one.

Jane, what I meant is that they can be frozen to preserve them, then you can take them out and, of course, let them thaw to room temperature (or maybe overnight in the fridge first, then on the counter) and enjoy them much later than when they were purchased.

Have you tried doing this, George? I'm wondering if they degrade at all.

I would think they do and it is best to buy just a few at a time.

But if you do this regularly, you always have some in the freezer, and every couple of days you take one (some) out and they're ready when you want them.

What makes you think I would leave them in the freezer long enough to do this

[Jane]

Feeling a bit better.  My older brother Mike came by and we talked for awhile which is always nice.  He just lives one house away from me, so we see each other often in passing.

That's nice.

[Jane]

Off to watch something.

[Jane]

We are watching THE OROVILLE.

[FJL]

I regularly put fun size candy bars in the freezer and take a few out for when I am viewing the TeeVee....they are NOT messy and they melt in your mouth....well....my mouth.

That made me think of "Pronouns" from PUFNSTUF.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LnJ5ixcFyU

[Jane]

We watched a very funny episode.  On more to go and we will be current with the season.

[Jane]

Now we are watching "Star Treck Enterprise " season 1 epusode 11.

[bk]

This has been an all bagel, lox, and cream cheese day.  No sweets.

[bk]

And it appears that this has been an all page three day.

[Jane]

Page 3 

[John G.]

Can we get to page four?

[John G.]

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