I am at Hansel & Gretel opera. It's in English. No clue what they are saying. Vibratto is set to max with these student opera singers. Thankfully the orch sounds nice.
Spike's Bitches 46: Don't I get a cookie?
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I also discovered I don't really like to eat a lot of meat and that I'm not often as hungry as I think I am. Also paneer is the stuff of gods and I could eat it forever. Oh, and cauliflower in soup is the yumz.
Welcome home, DJ. I'm so sorry to hear about your friend, but the trip sounds amazing.
Yay for Rakesh and his family (also the others who interceded for you)! So nice!
Your trip sounds amazing, DJ. Thank you so much for sharing the memories with us as well.
I may need to add "bublic cervice" to my personal lexicon.
Me too, smonster, me too.
smonster, let me know when/if you want early-morning wake-up calls to start again.
That sounds yum, Hil. I wanted latkes but don't have any potatoes so I've shredded up a butternut squash with an apple, an onion and a small celery root. I think they'll be tasty.
Andi is probably at work thinking about leaving me fr warmer climes.
15 minutes warm-up time, and I still couldn't see through the frost on the windshield. Oh, well, don't really need to see to drive at that hour of the day. And it wouldn't be leaving you, if you would just come with me.
Mrs. Rakesh is a very lucky woman. She gets to marry into an awesome family with a very kind husband (who, it must be said, was very easy on the eyes).
May their marriage be blessed with the best blessings, and may their children be healthy, and as plentiful as they wish.
Zen, what are you doing tomorrow at 6:30 am? eta did you call me from a NY number about an hour ago?
DJ - your trip sounds amazing.
Hil - that sounds like a delicious dish.
aims-woo hoo on a successful first sleep over.