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Re: Pina Coladas
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on February 21, 2004 at 14:30:12 from (64.228.11.124):
In Reply to: Pina Coladas posted by Michael Soldan on February 21, 2004 at 13:20:16:
Michael: You didn't by any chance pick up that taste for rum in Atlantic Canada. Ontarians are always amazed at the percentage of shelf space RUM commands in Nova Scotia liquor stores. It goes back to prohabition and rum running days. Speaking on Nova Scotia, my daughter 5'2" tells me she couldn't get across the street in Halifax where she lives. She tells me in her residencial area just about 3 feet every where. Her husband is having a great time with his new in Nov, snow blower. A walk behind unit on tracks. They live in the area leveled by the Halifax explosion of 1917, thus all the houses are the same age. Most of the residents in that area are very senior. Frugal people that voted down city sidewalk plowing. She described her husband going to a corner store with the snow blower with about dozen older folks trailing behind with carts, wheelbarrows, etc.
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