[glock rocks]

two decades?

that got me thinking (ouch) -- yikes, you're right. (it's wafer thin!)

dware -- what a great idea, with great results! and you pulled in lotsa bucks after the fundraiser.

[Grampa Dave]

Both of our thirty something sons were still at home in high school.

The younger one suggested that we rent that video and run it on a Friday evening while he and his mom made pizza.

We watched the movie with the various funny situations. The one free mint came up as he and his older Bro were arguing over the last slice of two very large and thick pizzas.

My wife broke up everyone by stating, "Who ever got the last piece of pizza had to eat one thin mint afterwards!"

Everyone broke up laughing and the last slice went to the old dog. We shortened her life to 17+ years by letting her eat table scraps for 17 years.

It was one of those great family moments and "Just One Thin Mint" is now a verbal tradition where and when appropriate.