I recall that your little text box in the right corner of each post (the one that now reads "Let's all play ukulele") used to read "seriously addicted to kettle chips", Sally.

Oh yeah! It did!

Yup!

Do love some salt and vinegar chips.

Sour cream&onion for me

Maui onion for me.

Never tasted it

I like my crisps plain, with salt. I put them in a fairly small bowl rather than having the bag at hand (which might prove hazardous. I like chocolate bits but have a limit for sweets.

I think I like BBQ potato chips.
But I really love salted or garlic flavored plantain chips. So awesome.

Those colored chips made out of vegetables are pretty good, also. You can pretend you are having your portion of veggies . I like the straw shape.

Oh, and little rice crackers, those are also amazing.

And then I have this pic I took a while back to either horrify you or make you hungry (I am in the former camp).


Some things should be sacred.

We also go rarely to theaters (even pre-Covid). Used to go as a birthday treat to one of the special ones that has a call button in every chair where you can order beer, cocktails or food during the movie (the giant luxury seats are well spaced out so the servers do not get in the way of the screen). And best bit of all - they BAN kids from the theater. Bliss.

Well, I wouldn't be able to go to that theater, then, if teens count as kids (which I say they do).

Those chocolate-covered chips look…🤢🤢🤮

with you Johannian. Those milk chocolate potato chips disturb me.

Oh c'mon! Have you tried chocolate covered chips? Or pretzels? YUM

But Sally! Chocolate covered pretzels are way different than chocolate covered potato chips! Pretzels are more like bread, so it's like Nutella and bread. Chips?! No way.

I have tried them and they are pretty good. What sounds worse and is really good chocolate covered bacon.

I am willing to try tjr bacon o n your recommendation, Bob!

My friend goes to the Bacon Fest in Easton PA.just about every year and brings back some. Now I want a Maple bacon doughnut.

I've seen a lot of movies @ a drive-in theater but have been to an indoor one only once in the last 30 or so years.

I've never been to a drive-in movie theater…always wanted to. It seemed more fun than sitting on 'chairs' inside.

I never been to any drive-in either. Last night I got to watch a movie on Netflix with my kids, Operation Mincemeat, my husband and I enjoyed it, one of the few we've watched recently. We may rent this one from Redbox eventually.