September 2004 archive

Big Fish

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Have you ever seen this movie? “The story is about a son trying to learn more about his dying father by reliving stories and myths his father told him about himself.” — The Internet Movie Database I just saw it last night on DVD. It was a beautiful piece of storytelling. No wonder I was […] Read more…

Big Fish

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Have you ever seen this movie? “The story is about a son trying to learn more about his dying father by reliving stories and myths his father told him about himself.” — The Internet Movie Database I just saw it last night on DVD. It was a beautiful piece of storytelling. No wonder I was […] Read more…

Papaya shake anyone?

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We bought two ripe baby papayas over the weekend. H likes his papaya cut-up into bite-sized pieces. I made a papaya drink last night. I remember my grandmother making this for me. Having this last night brought back so many wonderful childhood memories. All I needed was a cup of bite-sized ripe papayas, ice cubes […] Read more…

Papaya shake anyone?

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We bought two ripe baby papayas over the weekend. H likes his papaya cut-up into bite-sized pieces. I made a papaya drink last night. I remember my grandmother making this for me. Having this last night brought back so many wonderful childhood memories. All I needed was a cup of bite-sized ripe papayas, ice cubes […] Read more…

Amazing Arugula

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Arugula DilemmaI bought a bag of fresh greens at Market! Market! last weekend. The greens were 50% arugula and 50% red lettuce. The salad-to-go looked really appetizing and hey, very convenient for a busy bee like me. I’ve seen this being used in cooking shows — the host would tear the bag open, pour the […] Read more…

Amazing Arugula

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Arugula Dilemma I bought a bag of fresh greens at Market! Market! last weekend. The greens were 50% arugula and 50% red lettuce. The salad-to-go looked really appetizing and hey, very convenient for a busy bee like me. I’ve seen this being used in cooking shows — the host would tear the bag open, pour […] Read more…

Tea Ties!

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Cor blimey, I taste like Tea.I am a subtle flavour, quiet and polite, gentle, almost ambient. My presence in crowds will often go unnoticed. Best not to spill me on your clothes though, I can leave a nasty stain.What Flavour Are You? Mama has recently discovered a passion for tea. She loves to read up […] Read more…

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