Lucky guy… It’s pretty tasty pho, though. Fhu Khim Long?

I get a Fiesta del Mar pitcher o’ Margaritas in my bloodstream. Well, generally not a whole pitcher :)

Was a time that I ate out every night, or I ate spaghetti. It’s called living in San Francisco, kids. It’s been really hard for me to break this habit because, well, I love fajitas, enchiladas, burgers, sandwiches, salads, hot and sour soup, it’s all so tasty…but costly, fattening, and a host of other bad things. Lauren has helped put me on a bit more of a sensible regimen on this front. Last night, in efforts to advance domestic bliss and sensible dining I made: Apricot Pork Chops They were quite good and I bought all of the ingredients for $21.

I live in Austin and as such I can get Dublin Dr. Pepper fairly easily: the kind with Imperial sugar. Messieurs, Madames: Please, I beg of you, switch your formula (back) to this base. It tastes right. I grew up as a kid drinking cold, glass bottles of this stuff on the porch of my great-grandmother’s house in New Mexico. When I taste the Dublin Dr. P. I get a fizzy bit of joy up in my naso-sinus region. It is pure bliss. I don’t get that from main-line Dr. Pepper. Sure, it tastes good, but it’s not the Platonic ideal of Dr.

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