Johnny B Goode
One of my favorite memories of my niece and nephews was the time about six years ago, when my brother was driving me and his two youngest kids out for dinner, and the then-five-year-old nephew (Dylan) wanted to listen to "his songs." So, my brother had to play one song on each of about six different CDs (I asked him why he didn't make a mix CD for Dylan, and he said that "his songs" changed from week to week). Dylan liked everything from Elvis to Yes, but he was really grooving on the air guitar to Chuck Berry and Johnny B Goode.
So, I'm looking at some places that are hiring, and I'm guessing the one that, on their registration form, asks for your name in English and Korean probably isn't going to hire me. Not that it says "name" in both languages, but there are separate lines for your name in each. Which makes sense, really, but I'm thinking they'd want to hire someone with a little more exposure to the Korean culture, if not language....
Okay, FCM: potatoes, bread, pasta (obviously the F is metaphorical... I hope)
Okay, FCM: potatoes, bread, pasta (obviously the F is metaphorical... I hope)
Are you trying to hurt me?
hahahahahah! I'm marrying pasta is all I'm saying.
Carbs and I have an understanding. We see less of each other , but we will never ever break up.
I could give up the potatoes. Bread and pasta, in that order? NEVER.
(which is why any low carb diet will never, ever work. It isn't about willpower, it's stuff of life.)
F Potatoes, C Pasta, M Bread.
I'm still flabbergasted, trying to imagine which one I could give up.
