True story: When I was working for am environmental company, in a former life, a bunch of us were sent to Texas. We flew into the Odessa-Midland Airport and one of the restaurants we ate at was this touristy place that advertized a 72 oz steak, and if you could eat all that and all the trimmings, it's free. I opted for this platter thingy that had a variety of delicasies I never had before. They had: frogs legs, buffalo, rattlesnake, RABBIT, and Rocky Mountain Oysters. Thankfully, they were all breaded and deep fat fried! Bad Linda.... baaaaaaad! I'm sure you really meant "erroneous zone"!

Allison, we thoroughly enjoyed Windsor. Thinking back, I had forgotten that my brother accompanied Mom and me on that trip. We got up early one morning and took the train out of Paddington to Windsor, had lunch in a nice little pub, toured the castle, had tea at the aforementioned shop, and poked around in some of the stores before time to board the train back to London. It was such a cold and dreary day. I will never forget as we were leaving, walking down one of the streets and heading to the station to catch the train. The north wind was blowing fiercely, our eyes and noses were watering, and we were all three a little bit jealous of those who were already tucked up, nice and warm, inside the various homes that we'd walk by, lights twinkling from within.

I order from Pike Fish Market in Seattle. We were there two years ago and I just fell in love with the place and their seafood is so good. We don't get fresh seafood either. When we were there he asked when I wanted it shipped and that I would receive it the next day. I told him that we live in such a remote area that we do not get next day mail. All he would say is that I would get it the next day. Sure enough it was there the next day. I have since ordered online and we always get it the next day. It is kind of expensive,but when we are eating it we think it is worth it. I have king crab, lobster and shrimp in the freezer that we are having Christmas eve. Here is a link that might be useful: Pike Fish Market

With demonstrated smarts like that, showing such a wealth of (stealth and) experience ... ... I have a strong suspicion that Earl and Leroy have gotta be ... ... seniors! (Or close to it). (Did they happen to work for a New York bank, in an earlier life, maybe, do ya figger?). ole joyfuelled