“There are 7 levels of hell”, she said, “and I think one of them is reserved for people who bring jello salads to every potluck meal they attend.”

(from a collection of note cards from the 1990's)
Always looking forward, PJ


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Those olives look like beady eyes, staring out of the jelly.
ReplyDeleteI have to admit that I went retro and made a creamy molded salad between Christmas and New Years - it was delicious!
That Jello salad is just wicked cool!
ReplyDeleteI love how the olives look like eyeballs....go figure!
I am doing Blog catch up visits this morning :)
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I wonder what we do today that will be derided in years to come and grant us a special level of hell? LOL! Dropped by to wish you a wonderful year ahead, PJ!
ReplyDeleteI've never made a jello salad. Oh sure, I've put in some banana slices, or mandarin orange bits, but I've never gone full salad. Maybe this is my year.
ReplyDeleteI don't see so many of these any more...lol...but my Mom in law made the best jello salad ever!
ReplyDeleteLOL! Too stinkin' funny.
ReplyDeleteThere was a time that they were a staple at every potluck, but then potlucks don't seem to happen as often these days. I needed Jello for something recently and had a hard time finding it in the store.
ReplyDeleteI never really cared for Jello. Hubby does and keeps buying it, hoping that I'll get the hint. I must have 15 packages in my pantry!
ReplyDeleteI was never a fan...ever.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you! but i must admit i was looking for something to do with the leftover bottle of green olives in my fridge, now you've given me an idea!!!happy new year!
ReplyDeleteNot a fan of the jello salad. Luckily it was never a staple in family meals.
ReplyDeleteWe used to eat a lot of jello salads. I think it's a Mormon thing.
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Have you seen the one with the hot dogs in it? Horrid. Happy New Year, PJ!
ReplyDeleteWhoa, I have to say that looks so gross! And I actually do like some Jello salads! Not sure what would inspire the olive eyeball salad though...
ReplyDeleteWhy someone would feel the need to pack their Jell-O so obscenely full of "stuff" is beyond me!
ReplyDeleteOh I am laughing..thanks so much for the laugh...one level of hell saved for those who make jello...what is funny is I always felt that way when I went to my mother-in-laws...please don't tell.
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Funny. I love Jell-o but not with stuff in it.
ReplyDeleteIt's a fact that you can not live in UT without eating Jello...the green kind...at any luncheon after a funeral. It's as homegrown as Funeral Potato's...mwahahaha!
ReplyDeleteUh-oh, I'm in trouble cuz I always offer to bring Jello ;-) I grew up in it but I can honestly say that with all the crazy things my grandmother used to put in her, never once did I ever see green olives-- Thank gawd!
ReplyDeleteLoved these ads, PJ-- and you too!
xo jj
Of course I had to take time to comment on this post...Hahahahaha! I am Lutheran and Lutheran's know 15,000 ways to serve Jell-O. I even remember a time when Jell-o came in "vegetable" flavors.....I loved the tomato. Yeah, me and Jell-O go waaaaay back! Thanks for the laugh today. Hope you're staying warm!
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Jello molds; gag me with an olive!!! Yucky. :)
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh.....disgusting!! :)
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