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Tijdens het 3-daagse Delicious Retreat September 2009 in Brummen met AcroYoga, Thaise Massage en yoga.
Got my del.icio.us stickers and bookmarks (for books) today. Britta even filled out the Yahoo! address for me and wrote "thanks" on the back.
Much appreciated. ;)
Get yours while they last: blog.del.icio.us/blog/2007/08/limited-time-of.html
Tijdens het 3-daagse Delicious Retreat September 2009 in Brummen met AcroYoga, Thaise Massage en yoga.
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Obviously, on an island you’ll get lots of seafood!
And they sure know haw to make it deliciously fingerlicking!
BIG prawns, tomatoes, calamaris, lemon, cheese, yummy!
Very much appreciated. M, (*_*)
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Rui :impossivel encontrar carne de cabra nesta Lisboa! :D A Chanfana fica para qd for a casa dos meus pais...
Mas borrego tb não é mau...nham
This old sign has recently emerged on a building on Dundas Street West. Like many old Coca-Cola signs, this one proclaims it as "Delicious! Refreshing!", though it doesn't have "Relieves Fatigue", which a lot of old signs do. From the looks of this one, I'd guess it was from the 1920s or 1930s.
Tijdens het 3-daagse Delicious Retreat September 2009 in Brummen met AcroYoga, Thaise Massage en yoga.
My very soul is wedded to it, and if I were a bird I would fly about the earth seeking the successive autumns.
~George Eliot
Really tasty halibut ceviche that Michael made.
Ingredients included:
Halibut
Lime juice
Grapefruit juice and pieces
Red and green chiles
Salt
Tomatillos
Cilantro
Garlic
Mint
Once upon a time, there was a monkey named Juan who lived in Columbia, known for having the best bananas in the world. Juan was a hardworking monkey, proud of his country's delicious fruit. He spent his days tending to the banana trees, ensuring that they were healthy and producing the sweetest fruit.
One day, Juan had a dream of sharing the taste of his beloved Columbia's bananas with the rest of the world. He decided to smuggle the bananas into the United States, where he knew they would be highly sought after. He carefully packaged the bananas, hid them among his cargo, and set off on his journey.
But, unfortunately for Juan, his plans were foiled when he was caught by the authorities at the border. He was arrested and thrown into prison for his crime. Juan soon realized that his desire to share the taste of his home with others had led to his downfall. He was stuck in a small and dirty cell, with no hope of release, and away from his beloved Columbia.
Juan spent his days in prison, longing for the sweet smell of the banana trees and the warmth of the sun on his fur. He missed the taste of the fruit he had devoted his life to and the companionship of his family. He knew that he would spend the rest of his days in prison, far away from the place and people he loved.
Juan's story serves as a cautionary tale, reminding us of the dangers of giving into temptation and the importance of following the laws. The moral of the story is: don't smuggle bananas no matter how good they taste, it's not worth it.
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I have a bad feeling that this project is just going to be a collection of food. Haha, but Vivian's tart was so pretty I just had to take a picture of it before Sam cut it. It was delicious :)