Puzzled

The daily menu's have a puzzle on the back for people to work and, thus, avoid talking with their tablemates. Our puzzle maven selects one from a puzzle magazine and includes it. Most are "Find-A-Word".

The Find-A-Word last Friday included such succulent and luscious words as arrogant, bitchy, catty, impossible, lazy, obnoxious, obstreperous, spiteful, supercilious and ungracious. I do not know the original title, but assume it was not directed at management or certain residents.

In a Lenten-type penance, our fascinating and patient puzzle maven next selected two puzzles from books of the Bible: (jumping) Jehosophat and (the story of outlet malls in) Boaz, AL. I will keep watching for the Song of Solomon. Love those pomegranates.

Yesterday's wonderfully outstanding menu was half a Cornish Game Hens, etc., with Peach Melba for dessert.

I would not be surprised if today's menu would be Lutefisk quiche and Kimchee.

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Chick-fil-A is a good name for a fast-food outlet but not for O.J. Simpson's next business venture.