Wait, what? I like all three of those things. Hmmm, maybe I should try and find some source of Hungarian food here in LA area.
I like them too (well, NSM pepper), but in measure. With Hungarian food... it's pretty much open the jar and spill what you can.
In fact, there are couple of interesting historical documents about Western Europe merchant travelers who traded with Eastern European nobility in the 16th and 17 century, and how they had to escape the meals and try and eat outside - seasoning your food was a sign to that you're rich, and they certainly seasoned theirs. Poor merchants were having hard time with that.
Todd - you might laugh, but as someone who got her fist two pairs this past weekend and hasn't stopped wearing them? Crocs are my new tiaras. I want them all. They are the most comfortable shoe I have ever worn. Good arch support, comfy, breathe, anti-microbial. The Mary Janes I have are cute for work, too.
Here are the size 10's: [link]
My Hungarian Thanksgiving feast was at a place called Fatal, which is a large wooden plate in Hungarian.
Also I can teach you (at least as far as I'll spell it how it's said) a few things to say.
Thank You-Kosonom (long o's)
No Hungarian- Nem Myga-rule
Do you speak English?- Bezel Angalule
Good day- You-oh napote
Heh! I somehow remember the kosonom and the nem.
Do you remember how to say "how are you?", DJ? I remember something like (something)nestem, but I can't ping it down.
(Now I kinnda envy my folks. Their parents talked German, Polish and Hungarian around them - not enough so the kids would know how to speak it, but enough so they'll understand. Just the other day my dad asked me "how's things?" in German, and I went "huh?" on him. He thought I'll understand! As if knowing how to say it in 4 languages by now isn't enough!).
Aims, thanks ... but you're the person who wears GAUCHOS.
I have a $75 gift certificate to Zappos. I don't really NEED any new shoes but, hey ... it's a gift certificate!
Zappos sells more than just shoes. IJS.
Not anymore. I got rid of my last pair when we moved.
well, I'm off to see the dentist ... thanks for the advice!
