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  1. MikeJr

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    Feb 18th 2007, 13:47

    Hello Christa,

    I agree the Co-op is great, lots of special items and something for everyone. Try the hot foods and cold salad stations, everything is fresh and very good. Wonderful cheese in small sizes, so you can have two or three to try. Beautiful breads and even something for the sweet tooth. I shop there each week and lunch there once a week.

  2. viking

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    Feb 19th 2007, 01:43

    Christa, I love your posts, but please check out the word graze. The picture I have doesn't fit "( lightly touching or moving while eating grass) ". Webster's National Business English addition (1937). Thanks for the info on cheese though.

  3. ChristaSeychew

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    Feb 19th 2007, 08:37

    A nibble here, a nibble there.... It's a term sometimes used to use in retail for customers that would come in and eat an entire meal by "grazing" from the demonstration/sampling tables.

  4. viking

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    Feb 19th 2007, 12:12

    Kind of like sash-swaying around, ---you must be thin, some of us are serious diners and can be identified easily. Substance is what I seek and pray that more people feel the same. Give me a huge delicious anything ( lobster )( steak) and enough time to indulge. any thing less is being teased. (Sounds like a commercial message.)

  5. krysta

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    Feb 20th 2007, 11:04

    I’m with you Christa, I like to nibble on my food and get a sampling of different tastes rather than just one large meal.

    I’m far from home, but will be returning soon and I really look forward to stopping in to Lexi’s for some cheese, great breads and their salads. I particularly enjoy the bulk section too for their nuts and dried fruit.

    I could try to find some cheese here in the Connecticut stores, but I want to wait until I arrive!

  6. Truthonlytruth

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    Sep 24th 2007, 10:31

    Hey Viking,

    I just found this post and in the interest of "full and fair disclosure" I feel that I must respond to your post: "Kind of like sash-swaying around, ---you must be thin..."

    While I have had the opportunity to view Krysta in action she is far from thin. If this is the impression you are getting it is far from the truth!

    This post will probably not be posted as it is not entirely complimentary of the Buffalo Rising Staff.

    "With a lamp, in search of an honest man/woman"

    Truthonlytruth