Did you hear Janet Jackson has a new single out?

Does anyone have a good Patricia Wells recipe for Taylors Ham?
VENICE,PARIS,PARIS,VENICE..and Siena.

On the quest for 100......

Amsterdam, Oberowisheim, Dolni Dvoriste, Hatboro

Peace, Robyn

no, spread the ham with Dijon mustard, cloves and honey....

Lyon, Avignon, Montpellier..

Anyone decode the message yet???

Haven't decoded it 'cause I lost the decoder ring I bought in. . .

Antwerp!

Just everyone promise me we'll really quit at 100.

Speaking of decoding messages, I'm finding "The da Vinci Code" almost as good at putting me to sleep as "Under the Tuscan Sun." Am I the only one? I don't know what's wrong -- I like Paris; I'm a da Vinci nut; I went to Catholic school; I love Tuscany; I've been through the house building and remodeling process; and I'm an avid reader. I really wanted to like both of these books. Hmmm...
Advice?


But I do like the settings in Paris and Italy...

annabelle, I enjoyed the Da Vinci Code and it didn't put me to sleep, but it's not terribly well written. Maybe that's the problem?

annabelle2,

It took me several false starts before I got into "Da Vince Code." Then I finished it in like a day.

I must admit, I favor non-fiction. Even with all the alleged factual info in this book, I can't stop thinking about who will be cast in the movie version.

Marilyn,
If you want this thread to stop at 100 posts, I suggest that the 100th poster mentions the name of a so called French cookbook expert from Milwaukee with the influential husband. Fodor's will see to it that it ends there.

JoeG

JoeG, LOL. I don't even know who she is (I'm not the cook in the house) but I'll take on the responsibility.

Marilyn,

Hint: Initials are PW!

Joe

Pee Wee?

Thanks for the feedback. I'm going to plunge into the book after work today. Maybe it is the false start thing...I'll give it another go.

Oh --
Nice
Greece
Peace!

93 bottles of beer on the wall
93 bottles of beer
You take one down and pass it around . .

Munich Frankfurt Wiesbaden

94 red ballons?

Lake district - rum buttered scones..

Annabelle,
I also felt the same ways you do ..
I read Angels and Demons before reading the Da Vinci Code...
A&D always left me intrigued about the plot ,so much suspense, I could not put the book down...It was such a thriller!

The Da Vinci Code, did not have the mystery or the intrigue that the other book had, at least on me, and left me a little indifferent.
Although that is still is on the top of the Best seller list.

Roma, Firenze, Nizza..

96 Tears.

Bath, Bristol, Cambridge

I'VE CRACKED THE CODE!

Sevilla, Cordoba, Granada

98 degrees in the shade. . .

In Sardinia!