We are excited to have local resident and cook, Eduardo, running the Mexican take-out stand that sits in the Variety Store parking lot. He is scheduled to run the stand from December 1 to March 1. The lines have been long and reviews of the food excellent. If you are on the island this winter, stop by and grab a meal to go.
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Click on the photo below to view a selection of Carol Gilbert's baby birds from Village Craftsmen's online catalog.
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Has anyone tried the "dog sausage" yet? Wait a minute. Where's my Fido?
ReplyDeleteShortly after this day’s paragraph was posted someone added the comment above. I thought it was inappropriate, so I deleted it. My apologies to the poster. I have re-posted it.
ReplyDeleteI have been sick with a head and chest cold, and have not made it to Eduardo’s Mexican take out stand. I mentioned to my daughter Amy that I had deleted the above comment, and why. This is what she told me, “There actually is dog sausage on the menu. We told Eduardo it could/would be taken the wrong way. I think he means sausage in the same form as a hot dog.”
So, in this context, I consider the above comment simply funny, not inappropriate at all. Again, my apologies for deleting it.
No apology necessary. I can easily understand how such a comment could be misconstrued, but I see it as strictly humorous. Just my personal opinion.
ReplyDeleteHow very gracious of you both! 'Tis the season....
ReplyDeletewell if the FDA were involved--and the ingredients were to be listed would well what would does Senor Eduardo grind into his sausage? But then an egg cream has no egg or cream-- give the guy a break -- what the heck are grits for that matter. or beef patties or meat balls?
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