"Read the column that everyone is talking about over coffee every Tuesday morning!" --- Buckley
Press
"The next Ann? Ruth just tells it like it is." --- Pinellas Courier
Dear
Ruth:
I am a person who likes to think that I do the
best Herman Munster ---here it goes -- HA HA HA --I think it is the
boss. Please tell me I am not a nerd in waiting. Ruth I know you
have been around and the stories are that you had more than a lunch
with Fred Gwynne. DARN, DARN, DARN,
Dear Herman Fan:
Fred Gwynne and I never dated or did anything else together for that matter. I don't know where these rumors get started.
*****
RUTH DARLING,
I am worth a small fortune.....$497.....yeah, you got
it. So, of course, I spend my nights with the lights on. My problem
is that some of my so-called friends think they should share in my good
fortune. Can I be rich and still have friends?
XXXXX,
Stinkee Jones
Dear Stinkee Jones:
*****
Dear Ruth,
Frazzled in Fremont
Dear Frazzled in Fremont:
The story I heard was that David
wanted to cancel the series because he felt it would take too much time away
from their sex life. David apparently can not get enough of Liza in the
bedroom. After all, they are newlyweds. Perhaps after they get over their
honeymoon period, they will settle down and reconsider doing that show. I hope
so. And perhaps the season opener will include Liza announcing that she's
expecting. What wonderful news that would be!
*****
Dear Ruth,
I am having a terrible dilemma Having been
married yourself, I'm certain you will be able to provide me with the right
advice. My soon to be 3rd ex husband, I'll call him, Jimmy
Joe Jamil Jovanich IV, had divorce papers served to me during my monthly
"Ladies Who Lunch" lunch. I wasn't even aware that our
marriage was in shambles. This came as a complete and total shock to
me. Now, the ladies who lunch, were very sympathetic, and outraged,
rightly so! However, this isn't my problem.
My dilemma is this - While being consoled by one of
the ladies who lunch, I'll call her, MaryElizabeth Margaret Merriweather,
of the Palm Beach Merriweathers, had a foreign substance lodged in her
right nostril. When I attempted to bring this to her attention, she
informed me that it was in fact not a "Wad of Snot" as I had said,
but rather the latest fashion trend "Schnozzle Dazzle" straight
from Milan!!! As if! Have you heard of this new trend? If so, where
can I purchase it for myself?
Yours Truly,The soon to be ex - Mrs. Jimmy Joe Jamil Jovanich, IV
Dear Soon To Be Ex Mrs. JJJJIV:
*****
Dear Ruth,
I was hoping that you could take a few moments out of
your hectic schedule to list the top 10 reasons people love fish sticks and
mac-n-cheese.
Ping "Ding" Ming
I am always happy to devote a few inches of
my column to food matters. Most of my readers will be surprised to learn that I
love fish sticks and macaroni and cheese. Yes, that right. Even someone as
sophisticated as Ms. Wellington knows the joy of this eternally popular comfort
food.
Top Ten Reasons
People Love Fish sticks & Mac & Cheese
- It's cheap.
- It warms the tummy on a crisp winter evening spent by the fire after a day of cross country skiing in Lucerne.
- Fish contains omega oils which are good for the heart and cheese is full of calcium!
- Macaroni and cheese is very continental. It originated in Italy.
- They remind us of childhood.
- Fish sticks make a nice finger food when unexpected company arrives.
- You can play with fish sticks like Lincoln Logs and build yourself a fishstick cabin on your plate when you're bored.
- Fish sticks give us a good reason to eat ketchup.
- It goes quite well with a nice glass of Pinot Grigio.
- Three words - crispy fried breading!
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