Oy, last night at Steal A Gift party I ate a lot of shrimp. Gout just around
the corner. Tonight my Dad and step Mom took me to a restaurant right across
the water from the Naval Academy. Lights on the water are so beautiful. Anyway,
I ordered salmon with mashed cauliflower and baby bok choy. And then we shared
a banana orange bread pudding. Yum! But I may have to do a light fast when I
return to the land of the Domers (-:
On Sunday, December 1, 2013 6:13 PM, Bhairitu <noozg...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
I've never eaten at PF Chang's as it was always crowded located in Broadway
Square in shi-shi Walnut Creek. One nearby Chinese restaurant named the "Zen
Restaurant" gives you lightly stir fried vegetables on every combination plate.
Rotating foods is a good idea I made a shrimp chow mien yesterday for my main
meal. Too much turkey! :-D
On 12/01/2013 02:22 PM, Share Long wrote:
>If I eat one more bite of chicken, I think I'm gonna sprout feathers! Mom and
>I went to PF Chang today and she got lettuce wrapped chicken. Yum, but I'm
>yearning for my quinoa (-:
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>On Sunday, December 1, 2013 3:13 PM, Bhairitu <noozg...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
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>According to the Weather Channel it's supposed to rain in the Bay Area
>on Tuesday. AND temps are supposed to
be in the high 20s overnight (at
>least around here). That could lead to
snow and funny thing is the
>other night I had a dream about
driving in SF in the snow (like
Seattle
>gets). That would be a real mess.
Fortunately the Weather Channel's
>forecasts aren't alway that good.
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>Much of the US is getting record low
temperatures due to the flow of
>arctic air. Even in the Bay Area we
are getting some low over night
>temps which means that we are getting
4 seasons in one day because it
>can warm up by late morning. In fact I
wore shorts and a t-shirt to the
>waterfront park and skipped putting on
a jacket.
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>In spite of warming up the parking on
the street downtown was fairly
>empty as was the farmer's market.
Maybe buying food was the last thing
>on folks mind after the Thursday
gorge.
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