Bobby, your tuna salad had better be pretty good to outshine mine. I put chopped celery, chopped pickle, chopped onion, (one of my boys didn't like boiled eggs so no boiled egg in mine). Mix together with mayonnaise and enjoy. I still like it, maybe in a quartered tomato for a lunch. A story about my tuna sandwiches. When my kids were in elementary school, you could buy a can of tuna for 39 cents. I could easily get 3 sandwiches out of one can so they were pretty cheap sandwiches, and my kids loved them. So, every day they got a tuna sandwich in their lunches plus whatever else they took. A long time afterwards, my daughter told me they got tired of tuna sandwiches all the time so they would trade their sandwiches off for a bologna sandwich or something else someone offered them. The other kids loved to get my tuna sandwiches. One time I had a teenaged girl babysit in the daytime for me. The kids were smaller then. I told her to fix tuna sandwiches as my kids loved them. When I got home, here were these sandwiches left lying on their plates. She had opened up a can of tuna and laid it on the bread. I had no idea that people didn't make tuna sandwiches like I did. Emma ----- Original Message ----- From: Bobby Hatfield<mailto:bobhat2@gmail.com> To: southern-chat@rootsweb.com<mailto:southern-chat@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2008 9:58 AM Subject: Re: [SOUTHERN-CHAT] Baked apples;/Cooking Class Diggin around here and only thing left for lunch is some tuna, so I guess I better boil some eggs and git to it. Of course Lady will hug my neck cause she says my tuna salad is the bestest she ever had, for a New York gal she ain't bad, she loves my chicken-n-dressin too, gotta get me a recipe for something else so she stays satisfied. Bobby