I think I have every Madeleine Kamman book - 6 or so - and I treasure them. I was just looking through one of them the other day, looking for some food inspiration! I was really upset, considering that I didn't know her, when she passed away a few years ago. I learned so much from her and really enjoyed her writing.I don't find a recipe for bulgogi tamales, but I'm sure they'd be orgasmic.
You must buy and read Roy Choi's book. I'm an old foodie and have read every cookbook published since about 1972. The very best are the biography/memoir cookbooks. And the three best of those are Madeleine Kamman, Edna Lewis and Roy Choi. You're in for a treat!!!
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Are you coming for me?! With that picture.
Nopetty nopetty nopetty nope.I must disagree, Turkey is a safe country in general. I loved living ther. The most terrifiying thing are the earth quakes. I consider Turkey one of the countries to retire to. (Spain, Italy are the other countries)
Not entirely sure what you mean. BUT, isn't that something to respect him for? Is THE ROSE, a bone fide respected foundation?HA! Her Dad is a plastic surgeon here in Houston who has a foundation called The Rose to provide mammograms to low income women, I am getting mine there next week to help pay for someone else's!
Know the type you mean, it's like a herding instinct they go searching others out and before you know it their besties and then they all fall out. I work on the theory of would I have associated with them back in my old life in the UK, if the answer is no I have no more to do with them. We've all our lovely French neighbours in our village who I know I could knock on their doors at any time of day if I needed help. The French market is a hard nut to crack but we're getting there (only taken 15 years lol ) we've got obviously English customers (some lovely and others a pain in the bum), now some French and also Dutch and the French and Dutch customers are by far the nicest in the main. I work for a French/Belgian family.Glad to hear you're gaining French clients. It is tricky getting their trust but once you have it they will come back time and again. I have trouble thinking of a Brit that I could go to in a fix but we have plenty of French friends, as well as belge, German, Spanish and Italians who will always be there when we need help and vice versa. One of the things that always amazes me, even after 20 years, about the brit community is that they all know each other! How do they do that? Do they purposely go out looking for each other? I'm really not brit bashing but they are a type.
The smoke and mirrors of Lalande.. 'For $300/mth my Patreons get an origial copy of my fanny on a photocopier, signed'
Fanny is more likely to plunk her bosom down on the photocopier and send out a signed copy of her tits.
Fanny's regrets:One would think that with the knowledge that the average youtuber is relevant for 3/5 years and she would work as hard as she can. Instead b&b is only open on the weekend.
Wonder when she is expired and forgotten what kind of regret she would feel?
I know. Whenever I paint absolutely anything by the end, I am always absolutely covered from head to foot - hair included, even when I wear gloves/hats etc.I don't see so much as a smidge of paint on her hands or under her nails... so full of shit.
I believe Pa and Ma had a vacation home in France for quite some time before they moved over to the cottage at the Chateau. Ma's parents also live in France, not sure how long that has been.For a whole family to uproot to follow one person (Billy) is unusual, none of them had a job or home they were settled in prior? When I left the UK nobody even asked me to sponsor them... 6 siblings in my family, none wanted to follow, they had their roots and homes, wives and husbands...
FandangoI feel sorry for Fanny, there I've said it. I was reading today that Madonna has released photos of her fandango and subsequently they were viewed millions of times. On the otherhand our dear old slapper exposes her bits on a regular basis and no one gives a fuck.
What impelled you to reach out beyond the expat Brit community? Did you already parlez? How did you learn?Know the type you mean, it's like a herding instinct they go searching others out and before you know it their besties and then they all fall out. I work on the theory of would I have associated with them back in my old life in the UK, if the answer is no I have no more to do with them. We've all our lovely French neighbours in our village who I know I could knock on their doors at any time of day if I needed help. The French market is a hard nut to crack but we're getting there (only taken 15 years lol ) we've got obviously English customers (some lovely and others a pain in the bum), now some French and also Dutch and the French and Dutch customers are by far the nicest in the main. I work for a French/Belgian family.
The Pethericks (and Ryan) often make jokes about their family being travellers, but I don't think we really know.I had heard that rumor, too, but I don’t know if it’s true or not. If they were at one time, it appears they’re not anymore. Although the extended family (Billy, Michael, Sadie, Ma, and Pa) do live together with their partners and kids in a single “compound,” which I think is fairly common in Traveller culture (but I’m not an expert on Traveller traditions).
Spud.We 3-4 pages left it is a good time to vote for the next thread title. Here are the selection from this thread.
Madame dressed up as a spode spectacle @Le Comte de Monte Cristo
While in France, she spends most of her time coming up with excuses to leave France as often as possible. @graciemckitten
It appears Diesel's Spode bowl was the spoils of war... @Imperious Me
Spud the rooster recognizes someone who is feathering their own nest. @Iolair
It got a one Spode chamber pot from me, but that chamber pot was full. @Iolair
'For $300/mth my Patreons get an original copy of my fanny on a photocopier, signed' @Imperious Me
I don’t follow their vlogs anymore but know through lurking on here what they are up to. I have no idea of their background but by living together and being interdependent they are living how Irish families in particular have lived for many a year. Different generations grannies, spinster aunts, bachelor uncles all living together and helping out with childcare etc. These nuclear families gradually disappeared as world travel became so easy but maybe with the impact Covid has had there will be a return to this way of living, which I think can be beneficial for everyone, most of the time.I believe Pa and Ma had a vacation home in France for quite some time before they moved over to the cottage at the Chateau. Ma's parents also live in France, not sure how long that has been.
What you have stated is the same the world over, no matter which nationality you are.Glad to hear you're gaining French clients. It is tricky getting their trust but once you have it they will come back time and again. I have trouble thinking of a Brit that I could go to in a fix but we have plenty of French friends, as well as belge, German, Spanish and Italians who will always be there when we need help and vice versa. One of the things that always amazes me, even after 20 years, about the brit community is that they all know each other! How do they do that? Do they purposely go out looking for each other? I'm really not brit bashing but they are a type.
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