Happy Halloween! It was a slightly rainy evening so there were only a handful of trick-or-treaters. I have a ton of candy left for my candy bowl. Lots of laffy taffy, bottle caps, gobstoppers, smarties, and sweettarts leftover.
The sand will be delivered around 9 am tomorrow. I drained the pond the best I could. I reserved the three people to come move the sand. I moved my car into the spot where the sand will be delivered. Everything is set. Now if Mother Nature will cooperate, it will not rain.
I was just thinking about something that happened this weekend. I wanted your feedback. I was at a gathering where there were a small group of people who didn't know each other very well. I brought vegetables and dip. One of the people there started eating the vegetables and he started double dipping in the dip. He would take a bite of the celery and then dip the part where he just bit in the dip. He then picked up these bread sticks and started doing it with the bread sticks double dipping two and three times with each bread stick. Also, when we arrived, he mentioned that his son was ill and he was coming down with it.
If I was at home and I was the only person eating my tub of hummus, in my opinion, it is fine to double or triple dip. But in a group setting, in my opinion, it is inappropriate to double dip. Especially if you are "coming down with something." Sorry I don't want to eat dip with your germs on it.
What is your opinion on this riveting subject? Many of you have compromised immune systems. What would you do in this situation?
I didn't eat any of the dip or the vegetables. When I was leaving there was dip and veggies remaining and I left it with the host.
Until tomorrow...
I wouldn’t go back to the hummus. I’ve double dipped before, by accident, because I do it at home when I’m the only one eating out of the tub, but only as a mistake.
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