Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for February 23, 2015

Adam, I know Joy, and if you hold Joy you will soon find the pleasure.

When you feel better, your heart, knees arteries and back will thank you. To name a few

There’s another coffee shop next door.

Many, many years ago I worked for a company that sends people to grocery stores to hand out samples. I was doing a yogurt tasting at a store across the street from some senior housing, and when I offered one lady a sample she made faces and awful noises, and walked away. After she left, I muttered under my breath, “A simple No, thank you would have been sufficient.” When I turned to around there was a young woman there with a little girl, maybe about five or six, standing in front of her. She pointed down at the child’s head and whispered, “My, I’m glad you said that” and then asked firmly for two samples, one for her and one for her daughter.

I actually like yogurt on top of my oatmeal in the morning and my expresso

I put lite pineapple or apple cinnamon yogurt on my baked sweet potato. Tasty and much better for me than butter and sour cream.

Isn’t yogurt just pureed cottage cheese?: >)

If you don’t like the site of yogurt, then don’t click on it. :-)

I don’t like yogurt at all but skinny lattes are good. If Adam takes Andre’s advice Laura may provide the joy and pleasure.

Love plain Greek yogurt, but I have to add blueberries and a sprinkle of granola to sweeten it up. Love it! That and Doc’s coffee are a great breakfast.

Yeah, I would go somewhere else if the server tried to tell me what I can and cannot get.

seems most of us at some point in time – didn’t like yogurt. I remember mom having to spoon feed BOTH dad and me while we made faces. Mom would not take no for an answer.Fruit added yogurts are nice. But plain yogurt is great. Especially in the summer. Hit the Farmer’s Market. Pick up fresh blueberries, strawberries, blackberries, raspberries…. whatever is there …. and add it to the yogurt. That is yummy!