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thanks for today - Saturday, V invited us to dinner for her birthday at Hanamusashi, a Japanese restaurant in the Metropolitan Ikebukuro I started off with a glass of Yamagat...
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bhc Chicken – Seoul, Korea - One of the biggest bummers of my trip lays in this post. I was so excited to try bhc chicken. I’ve been watching Korean mukbangers eat their “bburinkle” ch...2 days ago
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Descanso Gardens, 4/2/24 - Three out of four college roommates were able to get together. Our other roommate, Mary, is from Mountain View and it would have been an eight hour drive...
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way to go! so beautiful!
I agree . . . so beautiful.
Congrats to Erick. Thanks, Jalna for sharing it..
the old aluminum bento box brings back some memories.
Awesome!! He posted this on his FB.
Wow Ron, I didn't even notice it.
Betty, Erick has Facebook?
What i wanna know is...who's kitchen IS THAT?! Thats awesome, very rustic looking! Looks like one of those old counrty homes. I'd definatley live there but I'd add some more things to it tho...a cast iron stove, an old washboard..maybe even a gramophone...y'know, to give it a more homey feeling. I'm from generation X, man...I need the technology...lol.
Hahahaha, CQ soo funny. Erick told me before, but I forget where this place is. Some kind of plantation home village that you can go visit. I'm sure your grandma has some of those old stuff stored away someplace.
I remember those stoves. When we lived at Filipino Camp in Aieaback in the 1960's, my "mama" (grandmother) used to cook on those kerosene stoves. In fact your friend Geralyn Camarillo used to live right across the street from me. Ahhh memories of an older time.......
I think this might be the "Plantation Villiage " in Waipahu
very nice HDR work! definitely a winner!!!
tippy, I feel so inspired that we are gonna go check out the village this weekend.
i-Observer, I wish I could get into that HDR stuff too, but I'm too lazy to lug around a tripod.
Awesome photo! I would have voted that 1st place!!! George.
Hey, Jalna! I'm surprised you don't know about the Plantation Village in Waipahu. We toured it on one of our trips back home. So interesting!! You gotta go out there.
George, I woulda voted it for first too!
Betty, Erick's taking me there tomorrow!! Hooo hooo!
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