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Edibilities

Today at the oriental store, I saw a naked black bird and wondered what it was. Silkie chicken. Few minutes ago, I knew I had to look up something related to food but couldnt call it up. TV news showed a lady chased by a wild turkey. Bingo.

Tomorrow surprise breakfast. Rawa pongal from show me the curry.

Me : Can you show me how much is a pound?
Butcher: one leg
Me: No, how much meat in a pound?
B: one leg

Have to try Naan.

Why eat with one hand?
Today while having a chicken pita for lunch, I felt like dunking pieces of chicken into the tzaziki sauce, which way I got my fingers greased. With those very fingers, I grabbed a big coke glass of water and lo behold, a wet-floor-caution scene appeared in no time.

pretzel bun


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