Above average home cook, published humorist, endurance athlete, former ex-pat, recovering attorney, doting husband, dedicated dad, non-Italian speaking Italian-American, Krav Maga practitioner, and endearingly lousy ukulele player. It’s all true. It’s all Sal. This website (www.saldetraglia.com) is my outlet to inform and entertain, on both the personal and professional fronts.
LOOK! UP IN THE SKY! IT’S AN OBESE BIRD! IT’S A POORLY-ENGINEERED PLANE! NO!!! IT’S…
Faster than a rolling O! Stronger than silent E! Able to leap capital T in a single bound! It’s a word! It’s a plan! It’s…no wait..that was Letterman.
I’m kind of afraid to ask about Captain C’s super powers although I guess the ability to fall out of a tree and bonk someone on the head might be one of them.
LOL, Lady Di! Yes, it can have the same meaning where I come from, although “boink” is most often used as a variation, but I swear I didn’t mean it in that sense this time. 🙂
Well…it seems that Captain Coconut has quite a way with the ladies. He has brought out the animal in Christina and Lady Di–dare I say, drove them bonkers.
He even brought Ms. Mac in from the woods. We haven’t heard from her in months.
Is my “addiction” to coconut starting to make sense now, C-Swiss?
And to answer Trac’s question, “No! If I were, then I doubt that any of you would keep coming back.”
…the Amazing Captain Coconut!!!
Hurrah! We’re saved!
Are you alright Sal? :O)
Faster than a rolling O! Stronger than silent E! Able to leap capital T in a single bound! It’s a word! It’s a plan! It’s…no wait..that was Letterman.
I’m kind of afraid to ask about Captain C’s super powers although I guess the ability to fall out of a tree and bonk someone on the head might be one of them.
Looks to me like you’re seriously addicted to coconuts, Sal. 😉
Be careful with the ‘bonk’ word Christina … different meaning down home in NZ 😉
Sal, I just bet you giggled while creating and photographing the Amazing Captain Coconut … possibly in a manical way?
I saw coconut soap in Amsterdam … thought of you, couldn’t send it. Sorry.
LOL, Lady Di! Yes, it can have the same meaning where I come from, although “boink” is most often used as a variation, but I swear I didn’t mean it in that sense this time. 🙂
Well…it seems that Captain Coconut has quite a way with the ladies. He has brought out the animal in Christina and Lady Di–dare I say, drove them bonkers.
He even brought Ms. Mac in from the woods. We haven’t heard from her in months.
Is my “addiction” to coconut starting to make sense now, C-Swiss?
And to answer Trac’s question, “No! If I were, then I doubt that any of you would keep coming back.”
I’m going to go to my US supermarket and buy something coconut now. Yum.
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