Quel dommage... / myLot

St. Catharines, Ontario

May 2, 2020 10:34am CST

(That's French for What a pity, in case you don't know) Anyway... I bought a small pan of nanaimo bars from the grocery store and was salivating all the way home. But when I had one last night I was sorely disappointed. You know that creamy layer in the middle? Well, creamy it was not. It was rather granular, like table sugar.

But maybe that was a blessing in disuise as I would have eaten them all at once and made myself sick if they were really, really good.

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John Murphree

@JWMILLER (3275)

• Westmoreland, Tennessee

2 May 20

I feel compelled to say: sorry and glad for your misfortune

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candy

BarBaraPrz

@BarBaraPrz (51823)

• St. Catharines, Ontario

2 May 20

Thanks.

BarBaraPrz

@BarBaraPrz (51823)

• St. Catharines, Ontario

2 May 20

@JWMILLER Oh, I thought you were glad that I didn't eat it all and make myself sick. Works either way,

John Murphree

@JWMILLER (3275)

• Westmoreland, Tennessee

2 May 20

I meant SAD for your misfortune, pleas forgive my error

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misfortune

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Anna

@LadyDuck (502527)

• Italy

2 May 20

Do you write "domage" in Canada? It is dommage in France and Switzerland.

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BarBaraPrz

@BarBaraPrz (51823)

• St. Catharines, Ontario

2 May 20

Oops! Fixed it. Don't know why I didn't notice such a glaring typo.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (502527)

• Italy

3 May 20

@BarBaraPrz I thought you wrote it differently, here in the south of Switzerland they speak Italian, but they write some words a bit differently than we do in Italy.