A silly but why-not meme from
Reading and Chickens
A. Age: Slightly less than half done.
B. Bed Size: Big enough for me, two cats, and then about 5x5 space they hog.
C. Chore that you hate: All of them.
D. Dogs: woof?
E. Essential start to your day: Sleep. Also, nobody say a word to me for 45 minutes.
F. Favorite Color: Blue.
G. Gold or silver: Silver.
H. Height: 3 feet. I assume you meant how high I can jump.
I. Instruments that you play: Antonio.
J. Job title: well apparently its "hey, uh..."
K. Kids: Are you offering?
L. Live: Not really.
M. Mother’s Name: Nacho Momma (she's mine)
N. Nicknames:Pish Posh wasn't good enough for you?
O. Overnight hospital stays: No thank you, I just had a banana.
P. Pet peeves:They're not just my peeves. Nobody likes close-talkers, tail-gaters, Toby Keith, passive-aggressive emoticon users, Republicans (I jest), a-holes, and/or dentists. Nobody!!
Q. Quote from a movie: "why does a grown man have to smell like tuna fish?" - The Dream Team
R. Right or left handed: I have both hands still, so far!
S. Siblings: Aliens. Thing 1, Thing 2. and the English versions of Thing 1 and Thing 2. Seriously. A lot of twins in my family, plus me and my brother.
T. Truth time: I really really really really really really really can't stand The Eagles, REM, or Lady Gaga.
U. Underwear: One late payment to Victoria's Secret singlehandedly brought my score down 40 points.
V. Vegetable you hate: Beets. Kale. Turnips. Those are the a-holes of vegetables.
W. What makes you run late: I never run at all if I can help it.
X. X-rays you’ve had: On my FACE. Broken nose.
Y. Yummy food you make: Everything I make is the shiz-nit. I'm writing a cookbook actually.
Z. Zoo animal: Lions and Tigers and Bears, oh my! Zoos bum me out but they are great for kids to visit. I especially love Elephants and Jungle Cats and Baby Rhinos, but my favorites are Chimps & Gorillas... Giraffes can go screw themselves.
17 comments:
You should try kale chips; they're awesome. Before I started making those, I didn't like kale either. Also, you should try my beets and yam fries. Also yummy.
I'll have to take your word for it..
I'm not a big fan of yams.
Come to think of it I have had some good "chips" and "fries" of things I wouldn't otherwise like. Fry anything with seasoned salt and it tastes better. Except..no, there's no except. Everything tasted better fried.
LOL
Now, you sound like you're from the south.
I don't actually fry mine; I bake them. Just as good, though, and without all the grease.
I eat almost nothing fried or processed. But boy I would sure love to.
I would eat me some fried taters n grits.
No I wouldn't haha. But I do like fried asparagus and tartar sauce - had that up in Michigan once and it was delicious. Of course, I had a few beers in me and that makes fried foods so much more palatable.
My favorite food is Indian.
We, also, eat almost nothing processed. However, I do, sometimes, fry things. I make awesome fried fish. And onion rings.
Love the Indian food, too. I used to be all about the Chinese food, but there are no longer any good Chinese places out here.
Yes! There are Chinese places out there that even serve vegetarian and/or gluten-free versions of everything. I love the Chinese food in Cali. Before ye judge le Crappy Chinese, thou must visit the Midwest and taste their "Chinese" food. It is trough-fodder, I promise you.
I miss Chinese food out there so much, last year Antonio and I indulged SO MUCH at the restaurant that we very nearly had to be carried out. I wanted a little of everything, and I got it.
The closest Indian restaurant to Dinsdale out here in the midwest is 2.5 hours away so I either have to make it myself or make do with twice a year indulgences.
Well, when I first moved out here, there were some really good Chinese places, but they've all been bought, since then, and the quality has gone down every time. Gary Chu's might still good, but they're a little too expensive for us, and it's been probably a dozen years since we've been there.
Likewise, all of the "good" Indian places are out of our price range. The only one that was affordable shut down. I was sad.
Ting Hau on 4th street. Little tiny mom n pop place. I think their food is excellent. I also like... I think its called Royal Garden? Its in that plaza off Bennett Valley Road... Bennett Valley and ...oh my gosh I am forgetting Santa Rosa :( this is a bad sign. The road that runs from the Flamingo Inn all the way across Sonoma ave etc down to the end where Johnny Garlic's used to be.
Anyway, Ting Hau is decent - its on 4th between E and D. It's right next to the cow mural that I have pictured on the left side of this blog. Fun place to go during Wed. Night Market. Oh I love talking about SoCo - I miss it so much!!!!!!!!!!
I'm actually weirdly craving some sort of unusual vegetable chip - and an onion-garlic sour cream dip.
I don't think that place is there, but I'll take a look.
I think the other place you're talking about is China Room. If that is the place, they're one of the places that got bought out and isn't anywhere as good as they used to be. Are you from around here?
Yes I am from that city in fact. Ting Hau is definitely on 4th because my parents go there all the time, and the other place is called Great China and its on... Farmers Lane? Is that a street? I think that's what it is... it runs into Bennett Valley/ Hwy 12.
Also I like those places because they will make me Chow Fun which is a dish I can't get everywhere.
Yeah, Farmers Lane is a road, and I know the area you're talking about, but I don't know of any Chinese place over there by that name. The one on 4th sounds more promising, anyway.
So... how long ago did you leave here? To see if I got here while you were still here.
Oh I haven't lived there for more than 10 years but my family is from there.
Hmm... I've been here for 15.
You don't like Toby Keith! Thank god, i thought i was just me.
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