My husband Abe recently spent some time in southern California. He was enjoying the homemade feast his hostess had made. In case this conversation doesn't make it clear, she is a native Californian. She's sweet and brilliant, but living in California has its drawbacks.
Abe: "This is amazing guacamole!"
Hostess: "Do they have guacamole in Indiana?"
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5 comments:
The answer is No they do not.
They don't have a decent cup of tea either.
Heh heh. She may be shocked to know they have it here in Canerdia too!
Toof unny! "Did you get Northern Exposure in Florida?"
I hope Abe pronounced it 'GWAK a mol' for the rest of the evening. Those of us from the 'fly-over zone' get used to questions like this on the coasts. I frequently get condolences from people for having grown up in the midwest. Another friend of mine had someone ask her "is Indiana a real place?"
We have guacamole in Indiana, all right. We buy our avocadoes from Mexico.
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