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One Fork and Two Passports
One Fork and Two Passports. A sincere thank you to everyone who helped celebrate our wedding. We're thankful for each of you and your support. We hope you enjoyed all of the events and activities and look forward to celebrating again with you soon! Please take care, travel safely, and stay cool this summer. Love, Susan and Neal. We look forward to seeing many family and friends at the wedding and reception. A special early thanks to all who are participating in the ceremony. You guys are the best!
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What the Kitten Saw
What the Kitten Saw. The pitter-patter of mud splattered paws. RP* Kirawill Settles into Kittyswitch. Kirawill updating her journal after settling in to her new home. Entry in Kirawill’s leatherbound diary*. Kirawill enjoying the garden at Kittyswitch. I guess that’s it for now, I’ve got a few things to arrange, no time to sit and daydream the afternoon away. RP* Kirawill moves in. Written in the leatherbound journal of a Ms. Kirawill Collingwood*. Once I’m fully settled I intend on calling upon my...
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One Fork, One Spoon
One Fork, One Spoon. Saturday, February 7, 2009. One Fork, One Spoon has moved. When I started this blog in 2007, I saw it as a semi-public place for me to practice writing. I never expected any of my friends to read it regularly, and I certainly didn’t expect any strangers to find it. I’m really grateful and amazed that I had any readers. Ah, the wonders of the Internet! So I hope you’ll continue to read me at the blog’s new location at www.oneforkonespoon.wordpress.com. Labels: not about food. We order...
One Fork, One Spoon
One Fork, One Spoon. Peanuts Cilantro Pork Blood = Truly Taiwan. May 5, 2013 by. Last post, I wrote about sweet and savory street snacks. Involving peanut powder and cilantro. Pork blood on a stick is a distinctively Taiwanese street snack. The kids went off and got ice creams (served in longhorn pastries, another local specialty unfortunately I don’t have a good photo of this, but they’re all over Taiwan) then came back for fresh salty snack. Long ago, a friend described the blood pudding common on Iris...
