Moms Have To Love Sons No Matter What, After All

December 23, 2003

Seriously, man, I not only feel your pain but gag on it, too.

And hey, did you ever just consider blurting out the truth to Momsy? Like,

" Mom, this is gak, let's go get a veggie burger. "

On Tuesday, December 23, 2003, at 01:30 PM, (AT) (DOT)

com wrote:

> Message: 11

> Tue, 23 Dec 2003 08:21:27 -0000

> " Dave " <phantombluefan

> had a really awful dinner

>

> I am so mad I had a really awful dinner. for a week I was looking

> forward to spinach lasagna. so my mom finally makes it but she uses

> those horrible horrible horrible self baking lasagna noodles. they

> are really bad. I am trying really hard not to curse cause PT will

> barbeque my ass if I do. too top it off she overcooks it and totally

> burns the bottom noodles. it tasted so bad and I'm expected to eat it

> several nights in a row. I really want to take the whole lasagna

> dish and all and throw it against the wall but I wont. sorry I really

> felt the need to vent. whatever you guys do dont ever use self

> cooking lasagna noodles. they are really really really bad. Dave

>

You have to be utterly cold-hearted and vicious to your characters in

order to write heart-warming children's fiction.

--J. K. Rowling in a Katie Couric interview on TODAY SHOW, 20 June 2003, a

day before the fifth book debuted.

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