Ukulelerob
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A very happy and healthy new day to all!
::Leader Board:: Ahnko Honu Takes The Lead Chapter 23!
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Ukulelerob
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That was a pretty quick catch up.
29 posts since yesterday's greeting.
29 posts since yesterday's greeting.
good morning hos
Hi Hos
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I pick up Michael at the airport tomorrow for a 10 day visit. He’s home from Korea!
Emma is in band. She did sax her first year in elementary school band then switched to flute last year. Now that she's in middle school she decided to stick with flute - she really enjoys it and it's a LOT easier to carry to and from school every day.
Yup. I couldn't read a thing.
My beer machine allows you to create your own recipes - after I brew the next two I have on hand I'm going to try my own recipe - going the opposite way you're doing it, of course, with a bready, English-style bitter but using NW hops instead of English hops.
I bought Emma's flute second-hand off ebay. It turned out to be a great deal - price was really good, pads were in good shape, ready to play on arrival. The case had the previous owner's name on it - Dino - so we've given that name to the flute.
I've never tried a chestnut.
Camp 18 is a great place for photos - I would never have guessed, but when we had family photos done 2 weeks ago the photographer said to meet her at Camp 18. The grounds behind the restaurant are gorgeous and the lighting is terrific!
Emma's is a Yamaha.
Jon and Soo, if you happen to come upon an abundance of matsutaki mushrooms I'd be glad to take them off your hands
Gosh, Gary - I was at a men's retreat on Saturday and went for a walk in a total matsutake area - saw a bunch of them. Or amanita, which of course is lethal. I didn't look closely because I wasn't foraging, but the area was perfect for matsutake, so I bet that's what I was seeing.
Ask her to do your portrait but delete the sideburns.
I've heard a song about a boy named Sue...
I'm happy with that. No idea how my Oregon State is doing, but I never expect anything...I went there during their blackest hours. We learned to chant, if the Beavers scored first, "If the game was over now, we'd win!"
Which one? We were HUGE fans of Golden Crown over on Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway. Total Americanized Chinese food, but delicious. They closed when the property owner sold to Chick-fil-A. The restaurant sat empty for over a year - it has finally been leveled in the last couple weeks. I am sad every time I drive by. Family owned, family run restaurant. We miss it - and haven't found anything else we like.
I think Sukie, Nick, and I ate ate at a Mexican restaurant in Indiana - I think it was Mexican. To be honest, I don't remember the food, but the company was excellent.
I was thinking about Golden Crown the other day - I realized that "authentic" ethnic food means something to people for whom that food holds cultural significance - it's a part of their past from the country from which they emigrated or it's the food their immigrant parents/grandparents made at home. But for a privileged white guy like me who has no ethnic cultural food heritage, I enjoy what I enjoy; I can't honestly say if the "authentic" food is better than the Americanized stuff because I have no basis in the ethnic to which I can compare stuff. It's also totally possible I would find the genuine stuff to be revolting because my taste buds can't accommodate to it...
...random musings.
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