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betsyli

It's raining pollen.

Jun 05, 2008 23:23

*Fields of golden dandelions have turned into pollen-shedding factories. There was so much pollen floating around in the air today that it looked like it was SNOWING. Literally. It accumulated in pavement cracks...in corners....one of the massotherapists at work even set fire on a bunch of them, lol. (Not the most ecological way, but highly ( Read more... )

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betsyli June 6 2008, 03:44:18 UTC

Oooh, I wonder if I should add that as an option?
But should I put Mexican...or Mexican/Spanish/Hispanic...

I love how you're always the first to reply to ANY entry. :)

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betsyli June 6 2008, 03:52:42 UTC

True...but I can't see myself putting up a category for each. *scratches head* Spanish food is basically...tapa + bread + wine. Eh.

Peruvian food is good, but not a big enough of a speciality...

I think I'll just leave it as it is then, lol. "Others" option ftw!

I was thinking of Lebanese semi fast food. Like, shish taouks/shwarma and other kinds of pita wrap...fried rice and potatoes with gyro meats...mediterranean salads with a hint of Middle Eastern. I think Persian fast-food is similar enough.

...it helps?

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houfukuzettou June 6 2008, 04:08:14 UTC

That's funny because I missed a few spots on my leg when I was shaving today. Had to go over it again and I hate doing that cause I can never get it in one shot. :p

As far as my favorite cuisine, I like Chinese, Japanese, and Korean food. I loooooove sushi and kimchi and fried rice and I enjoy Asian cuisine a lot. And Korean food is spicy and so delicious. And the noodles and rice...and yum! :D

betsyli June 6 2008, 04:29:41 UTC

Haha. i do that too! Like...the back of the calves. OMM, so difficult to get it all in one shave!

I agree! But the spicy makes me >=[

houfukuzettou June 6 2008, 04:35:39 UTC

I miss behind my knees for whatever reason. I shave there good but always miss a spot.

Awww, I'm sorry that the spicy is against you. :(

But there are other dishes you can thoroughly enjoy that aren't spicy. :)

betsyli June 6 2008, 04:37:57 UTC

True dat!
Like sushi and anything my mom makes...ZOMM YUMMY! Korean food is really good too. But, also, best when it's spicy. *keeps water nearby*

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pressao June 6 2008, 04:20:48 UTC

om nom nom. Would have voted Thai if there was any LOL but I love the ones i voted for too

betsyli June 6 2008, 04:27:56 UTC

I was thinking about Thai..but then I thought that I had enough Asian cuisines on my list already. ;p

(Btw, did you vote for Japanese twice? The numbers don't add up! lol)

pressao June 6 2008, 04:36:12 UTC

Nope I only voted once. i can't vote twice LOL

betsyli June 6 2008, 04:36:55 UTC

Oooh, I figured out how to view answers!
Lol, smart that you can only vote once.

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pippopippo June 6 2008, 04:50:25 UTC

MEXICAN! And, yeah, Italian and Vietnamese...good Southern US food too.

betsyli June 6 2008, 13:21:35 UTC

Yummy. Comfort food, ooh!

andolinn June 6 2008, 05:46:05 UTC

Of course, I can't actually eat Japanese anymore, because of the soy and raw fish, but that doesn't mean I don't still love it. (There's an outside chance I can have udon still, if they don't put soy in the broth...)

betsyli June 6 2008, 13:22:56 UTC

*prepares you Udon noodles--I have some at home!* I'll cook 'em in non-soy broth, too. :)

So...no raw fish either?