Was This a Russian Treat for American Visitors?

fish jello... uh.... YUCK!

I heard a clip of Obama on the radio tonight.... first time, really....WOW! he was impressive.

have a great night :)

Have a good night :) fish jello lol;0 I know the used unflavored gelitins to thicken stuff and still do..The name just sounds silly..Thanks for the good night chuckle I'm off to bed :))

no thanks.

Jello is so versatile. I have been known to compose strange jello collages and use them as centerpieces. They were like little art installations.

Fish jello sounds kind of cool, especially if it's blue jello and it looks like the fish are swimming around. Very Zen garden if you ask me and a treat to behold!

yuk fish jello

I'd try it, but then I do have some Russian blood flowing through these veins.

It wasn't jello. It was aspic.

Maybe you are right Melissa, but in his book Obama said Jello. Can you imagine having to eat somthing so repelling or insult your host? In this case it might have created a breach in international diplomacy.

This sounds absolutely disgusting.

Oh, Ruth, this really is funny. I just don't belong in politics because I'd never be able to get through the meals. As a centerpiece or decoration I could see an ocean scene of some sort, but never would it seem a good thing to eat. THis is just too funny.

Ruth,

I hate Jell-O, except for a cherry flavored mold with additional sweet cherries in it.
When I think of the gelatin which comes along with a canned ham, it disgusts me.
Don't know why? Just the thought of it being a meat byproduct, I guess.
So needless to say, fish Jell-O sounds really disgusting!
Thanks for the article.
And a good night for tonight!

Ruth,

PS: How are all your kitties?
I love cats!

Thanks!! JP

Jerry - My cats are just fine. Mackie, a black short hair, stays out all night and comes in side days because he and Tiger Tommy keep daring each other to fight. Billy, a big tuxedo cat often stays out too. They both stay close to our little oak-shaded compound. I have been letting the others, Buddie, Riley, Forrest, Inky, Mr. Chips, Squeak, Tom, and Charlie go in and out at will during the day. I'm just butler and doorman around here. We have a cat door but don't use it because Clawless Cocoa might go out. They stay close o home most of the time and the dogs, Smokey Joe and old Sherpa, guard them . It's very sandy here, like one big litter box, so it saves money I would spend on kitty litter. I haven't seen any snakes close to us this year --yet. They all know enough to stay away from snakes. I can tell by the way they react to extension cords and anything shaped like a snake.