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[sam vimes]

Originally Posted by SafetyMoose

Yeah well cops in the US are renowned for being blatant ass holes. There is a reason the requirements are so high up here.

So high they're hiring you. And thank you for slighting my father-in-law and those he works with. Seems The Hag hit the nail on the head, you pompous, empty uniform.

I had tuna noodle casserole for dinner. It was pretty good.

[The Hag]

Originally Posted by catherine1

i love food and anything related with food. my favourite food is fish, vegetable and rice. how to eat a delicious and healthy food is a complex question.

Fish, vegetables and rice sound pretty healthy to me. (:

Originally Posted by sam vimes

And thank you for slighting my father-in-law and those he works with.

I can guarantee you that between my father, your father-in-law and every one of their colleagues there is not a single fuck to give about this kid's opinion of them. And if you weren't quoting him, I wouldn't even be seeing it.

Though I had thought Mr. Moose said he was leaving us.

Originally Posted by sam vimes

I had tuna noodle casserole for dinner. It was pretty good.

We had tofu sandwiches with carmelized onions and mushrooms. It was delicious.

[SakuraxTsubasa]

I've been craving real, home made mac 'n cheese since before Easter.
Unfortunately all I got was baked ziti, which was still really good. And I made mac 'n cheese from a box today because I want macaroni in gooey cheesy goodness and was kind of disappointed but....food is food.

I'm making my mom make me mac 'n cheese soon. She will. :|
I should also probably tell her that I need her to make cookies for us to eat and analyze during anatomy on Friday. (Studying the digestive system)

[UsakoLuna]

I had meatloaf, a baked potato and corn for dinner.
It was pretty good for meatloaf.
Right now I'm eating tomato basil cheese (also known as "illogical cheese") on ritz crackers so I can take my bedtime dose of antibiotic.

[itlookslikerain]

I was feeling nostalgic when I was in the grocery store today, so I bought some ice wafers when I was in the cookie aisle (my grandmother always had them at her house).

I've almost eaten the entire package .___. soooo addictive!

[Makira]

My lovely came home with steak tonight, so we had that and mashed potatoes, good, old fashioned tastiness. I can't cook meat to save my life, so I just made the potatoes xD and it was all delicious

Oh, then cheesecake after, but it was cherry =/ which is good, but we wanted strawberry. Oops.

[Bisected8]

Originally Posted by The Hag

"Waste of time"? Those don't look like your best efforts. ): Live and learn. I'd eat one though!

I thought that, but "waste of time" implies a failure. I achieved what I set out to do (i.e. make croissants), they just weren't worth the effort.

[The Hag]

Originally Posted by SakuraxTsubasa

I've been craving real, home made mac 'n cheese since before Easter.

Homemade mac and cheese is the best. The packaged stuff just can't compare.

Originally Posted by SakuraxTsubasa

I should also probably ask her very nicely to make cookies for us to eat and analyze during anatomy on Friday. (Studying the digestive system)

Originally Posted by UsakoLuna

I had meatloaf, a baked potato and corn for dinner.
It was pretty good for meatloaf.

I don't dislike meatloaf but I'd always rather just have the hamburger on a bun with all the trimmings.

Originally Posted by Bisected8

I thought that, but "waste of time" implies a failure. I achieved what I set out to do (i.e. make croissants), they just weren't worth the effort.

Good point. Perhaps "learning experience"?

[PrincessKaori87]

Last night, the Hubby and I went out to eat at a BBQ restraunt called Logan's Roadhouse. I had their baby back ribs. OMG! They were so tender and juicy, the meat just fell right off the bone. I also had sweet potato fries and grilled vegetables on the side.

My husband had the country fried steak with gravy and mashed potatoes and grilled vegetables on the side.

[Flora88]

I'm going to make some arepas.
Why? Because I FEEL LIKE IT! And it's easy.

[ShinobiXikyu]

Just scarfed down a pot of KD for my breakfast/lunch/snack. ALso, what's arepas?

[Flora88]

Originally Posted by ShinobiXikyu

Just scarfed down a pot of KD for my breakfast/lunch/snack. ALso, what's arepas?

They're like little cornmeal cakes.

By the way, do you guys get much in the way of Latin American food up there in Canada? So far, the Mexican food I've had up here hasn't been bad at all. I'm wondering if it's an unfair stereotype.

[Bisected8]

I just put some banana bread in the oven (some bananas needed using up).

[harmonyisarine]

I made spaghetti with garlic and olive oil last night. I usually don't like pasta, but I think I must have channeled my great-Nany... I can't get enough of it! So glad I made extra.

[ShinobiXikyu]

Originally Posted by Flora88

They're like little cornmeal cakes.

By the way, do you guys get much in the way of Latin American food up there in Canada? So far, the Mexican food I've had up here hasn't been bad at all. I'm wondering if it's an unfair stereotype.

I'd say, barely any (although I personally don't care for most Mexican food. Usually it's got beef, which I can't eat, or is too spicy, or broad beans, which I don't like). Most people think Taco Bell=Mexican food.
It's kinda funny actually; at least in this part of Canada, there's not many Mexicans (and I think where authentic Mexican food is concerned where I live, there's one authentic restaurant, and it's small. To compare, there's twenty Vietnamese/Thai/Cambodian restaurants, three Portuguese bakeries, and several Middle-Eastern restaurants. And of course innumerable Chinese and Indian food.). BUT, there are plenty of Latinos from other Central/South American countries (Uruguay, Brazil, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, etc.). I'm kinda curious as to why it's like that. It's kinda weird.