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#WeLoveYouAlex
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Beef Stew. Problem is that it's in the crock pot so we have to smell it all day!
We are definitely spoiled with all the sushi spots out here. The place last night was amazing, but I left hungry and out a couple of hundred bucks. Plus they were blasting techno music the whole time. I really dont like going to hollywood. They had this Kanapachi with serrano peppers and some sort of ponzu that was one of the best things I have tasted in a while.oh man...I love sushi...sashimi even better. west coast has some excellent raw fish. yum
You went straight to the source, not only were you at a fish market, but you were in Japan. Im jealous.I don't like fish as a general principle, but I really like tuna pieces (is that sushi or sashimi? let's go with sushi for ease of reference). I had the best tuna sushi ever when we visited Tokyo. We were jet lagged, so we got up at like 5am and walked around the fish market, which is a huge site where all the fresh fish comes in and get's auctioned off to the restaurants around town. Apparently the largest such fish market in the world. Anyway, there are some great little sushi parlors all around the market, and we wandered into one and ordered some sushi for breakfast. The tuna was unbelievably fresh (it could well have been netted within a few hours of our eating it), and just melted in your mouth.
I had the best tuna sushi ever when we visited Tokyo. We were jet lagged, so we got up at like 5am and walked around the fish market, which is a huge site where all the fresh fish comes in and get's auctioned off to the restaurants around town. Apparently the largest such fish market in the world.
so you didnt sample any of the weird looking critters?We hit the fish market in Venice, Italy & it was unreal. There were dozens & dozens of strange looking creatures that I had no idea what they were.
Nope, weirdest thing we ate there was Horse. The waiter at our hotel did try to serve us what he describes as "like a snake" one night, he couldn't find the correct english term for it. I found out later it was eel, no thanks. And is if describing it was like a snake would make it more appetizingso you didnt sample any of the weird looking critters?
My mom has that pan. It' a really good pan.
Does she use it to make meatloaf for you?My mom has that pan. It' a really good pan.
That just strikes me as odd. I wouldn't recognize my mother's pots and pans if my life depended on it. Granted, she's not much of a cook.My mom has that pan. It' a really good pan.
When I'm home, I do the dishes.That just strikes me as odd. I wouldn't recognize my mother's pots and pans if my life depended on it. Granted, she's not much of a cook.
Okay, that is also odd, and you've done it before. "Home" for adults is where they live, not where their parents live. Though again, my parents live in a place the family moved when I was halfway through high school, and which I loathed on sight. It was never, ever "home" to me.When I'm home, I do the dishes.
My parents have lived in the same house since I was 3. It's where my family is. It's home.Okay, that is also odd, and you've done it before. "Home" for adults is where they live, not where their parents live. Though again, my parents live in a place the family moved when I was halfway through high school, and which I loathed on sight. It was never, ever "home" to me.
"Home" for adults is where they live, not where their parents live. Though again, my parents live in a place the family moved when I was halfway through high school, and which I loathed on sight. It was never, ever "home" to me.
We moved to Kansas City when I was 6. Our parents bought the house that I was fortunate enough to be able to buy after our mom died. So in my case, my home is also my old home. I have lived here for a month over six years (which is the longest I have lived anywhere since I moved out of this same home after college! My case is different than most, but I will agree with Harry that this house always seemed like home to me whenever I came back to it. Granted I was never far from it (the biggest distance I ever lived away from here was about 20 miles, other than the 125 when I went to college).My parents have lived in the same house since I was 3. It's where my family is. It's home.
never heard of Del-Mars? what is it?Anyone have a Del-Mars around them? I have tried it once because it was new in town. Let's just say my wife and I were very unimpressed with it and most likely will not make a return trip.
For dinner tonight I think we are having smoked sausage, seasoned fries covered in cheese and bacon bits.![]()
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