P111og: I agree with Jim and FOAS, on your review. When I did short orders at a friends place, I made many egg sandwiches. Pepperoni, Peppers, Cooked Salami, Sausage etc. but they were all put on an Italian roll, that was heated in the Pizza Oven. They were only a few dollars at that time. It was a different clientele, mostly Building Contractors, meeting before and after the work day. They sure enjoyed the egg sandwiches. Haven't made to many egg sandwiches lately but I still do omelets. I'd have to economize a bit farther, than $30 for an egg sandwich. I need you to describe some of my food, I'm terrible. Lou

Bill H--I hope you are still around. We live in OTOTW. We bought our attached villa in September. So far, we love it. The units are well-insulated and we never hear our neighbor. We have 2BR, 2BA, living room/dining area, Florida room, eat-in kitchen and screened porch. It has a 1-1/2 car garage and attic storage. All appliances including the washer and dryer came with it. It's plenty of room. I think ours is around 1200 sqft. Prices are running between the high 70's to low 100,000 for the attached villas. You can find some good bargains if you are patient and spend lots of time looking. There are single family homes, and villas with 2 units, 3 units, 4 units, etc. per building. If we'd seen the 2 unit homes we probably would have bought one of those. For Sale signs are not allowed which is a bummer since you can't tell! There are tons of activities, clubs and classes to take. There are 2 or 3 golf courses, 2 restaurants and a coffee shop in the community, a library, several pools (one indoor) and a health and fitness center. The people are really friendly. It was a little difficult for me to get used to only seeing older people. At first I thought I was in a remake of the movie "Cocoon". haha! We moved here from another town, and Ocala isn't very large but has all the amentities of a larger town. Lots of restaurants, a nice mall (with a larger one being built right now). We haven't been yet, but Silver Springs Park is just on the other side of town. They have some pretty top-notched entertainers perform there. If you have specific information you'd like to know, please e-mail me. I don't sell real estate nor am I employed by OTOTW, by the way.

LOL AnnaKay. Dinner was real good. Would have loved to share it with you. Glenda, I'm looking forward to Pinehurst. I've never been there. Sure hope we have good weather. I'm all packed and ready to go. Not too worried about DH. Our Wine and Dine group meets Wednesday night so He'll go out for dinner with them. He can rustle himself up a steak on Thursday. I'll be back home on Friday. Shirley, How is your sister doing?

Sounds like Elmer is pretty inflexible on his foodie words! :) I want good food when I eat, whether making it at home, someone else's home or out. When I go out and know something's good I don't find it inflexible to order that than be disappointed trying something new just for the sake of trying something new. I detest paying for something I didn't like, especially when the likable option was there. Trying different things is good. I would like to know if someone else has tried it and liked it or at least could describe it. Service staff seldom seem to eat the food there at anything more than a diner type place and their canned descriptions don't give much information. I don't like going to eat and leave hungry. I don't think it's asking too much to want good food at a reasonable price. I have a few favorite places. There really isn't a "good" buffet around here anymore but I liked to be able to try some things and if I didn't like it, could get something else. The only one around now is Golden Corral and they're mediocre at best. I know a great mom & pop place and their breakfasts are the best part of their menu. Oh, and "adventurous", well it can be at least adventurous if not downright dangerous to eat at some peoples' places! I'd rather eat at McDonalds than eat my sister-in-law's cooking.