NOT ALL FISH ARE EDIBLE.......

As is our habit, we have been eating fish at least 3 times a week since Wendell's surgery in late March. I actually enjoy Tilapia. It's not fishy tasting or smelling. I have this habit of baking it in milk and that takes all the 'fishiness' out of it. Tonite I went for groceries- and bought that which was on sale- Perch. I should have known to spend the money on the fish we both love, but I opted for the sale. Now it wasn't THAT bad, but it wasn't what I was expecting either. It just had a fishy odor before I opened the freezer wrap on each piece, and then , when it was cooked, it had a very definite fishy taste. I was glad I gave the larger portion to Wendell. (hehehe) Live and learn.
The rest of the meal was truly delicious- fresh steamed broccoli and asparagus from my little patch up near the end of the garden. We had potatoes too- wedges fried in olive oil- lightly, of course.
I bought gas today too- my tank was nearly empty, and another trip to Butler would be the last.
I stopped at the 7/11 on the top of Armco Hill where I'd noted last night the price was less than anywhere else... $2.95/gal. They now have you pre-pay before you pump gas. I should have seen that coming. When I bought my little Honda several years ago, I loved the fact that I could fill the tank for less than $12 when it was empty. Now, at a quarter of a tank, I put $20 in and it didn't quite register full. Whew! What do others do with larger tanks?
I overheard a conversation at work the other night where the one person said it costs them over $100 to fill their tank! YIKE! Surely that must be a motor home. I didn't hear the entire conversation.. just the $100 part.
Onward to the evening now..... have an enjoyable one- and don't buy the smelly fish! Yechhh!