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This is the finished pie I baked for Erin's Annual Pre-Thanksgiving Potluck Party. YOU HAVE NO IDEA THE SELF-RESTRAINT THAT IS REQUIRED TO KEEP ME FROM CUTTING INTO THIS BABY TONIGHT INSTEAD OF SATURDAY. That is how much I love Boobers and Erin. I am exercising self-restraint for them. I never exercise self-restraint.
Taken at Kenzo on Dundas by Bay st. This was their spicy King of Kings Ramen and it was delicious. And by delicious I mean awesome. Their menu has lots of items but I always order this, the other ramen could be craptastic and I can't risk it.
Care for some seafood?
Found these bottled critters - mantis shrimps - in a popular seafood restaurant at Sai Kung, Hong Kong. This restaurant is frequent by celebrities such as Jackie Chan. Very delicious after deep fried in spices :)
I haven't been posting dolly pictures for a few months until a while ago, especially anything Blythe related, and I'm trying to change that! :D My other dolls besides Licca need some camera time, too! And there's still a handful of them I haven't taken pictures of yet.
This is Mimi, my custom Blythe 'Feel the Sky', and she's a sweet tooth. Other dolls should join the picnic as soon as possible or all the delicious things will be gone! *laugh* Mimi would have no problems eating them all by herself (neither would I, hehe).
I've bought the dress used from another TIB member. It's lovely! ^o^ The tights are by IxTEE.
Oooo, look how hearty this cake is. Soaked in Brandy, with all those candied cherries, this little piece of cake weighs a ton!
Delicious GAZ Volga which won the first SALT "ComeCon Cours". Crich, October 2008.
The annual SALT (Soviet Auto Luxury Tour) Rally, and the associated ComeCon Cours event (held this year at Crich) is for classic cars made during the Cold War period - 1945-91. We visit places of Cold-War interest, and enjoy some great touring and comradeship along the way. Although SALT largely features vehicles built under Communism, no political statement is intended or should be implied.
Every year since 2004, the Tramway Museum at Crich, in Derbyshire, has hosted a day for Eastern European Classic Cars. It's a great venue for such an event, having very Eastern-European cobbled streets, with trams running along them - many from former Eastern-Bloc countries. This year's event was called "Red Oktober Day", and I went along in my Czechoslovakian 1964 Tatra 603.