What are you guys doing right now?

KeepMeCaffein8td wrote:

waiting for the family to get back so we can take my little sister out for her birthday. she's turning 8 and wants to have her b-day dinner at McDonalds :hehe:

And yes, you read correctly, she's 8 and no I'm not super young or anything- there's just a 12 year age gap.

wow......a B-day dinner at McDs, thats a first I've ever heard.
Hope your sister will have a great time :fingerscrossed:

K.T.Tran wrote:

wow......a B-day dinner at McDs, thats a first I've ever heard.
Hope your sister will have a great time :fingerscrossed:

just got back from Mitsuwa/Sanseido

didn't see anything great, but did see beautiful Rosa Katou on a few covers of some beauty mag's. :hehe:

got some onigiri and japanese snacks there.

i boiled a cup of water then put in two packets of nestle hot choco mix.

i'm living the life of a total bum right now.

I love the weekends..

littlemissfab wrote:i boiled a cup of water then put in two packets of nestle hot choco mix.

i'm living the life of a total bum right now.

I love the weekends..

cool....but the weather sucks... :shakehead:
enjoy your saturday and sunday. :bonk:

K.T.Tran wrote:

wow......a B-day dinner at McDs, thats a first I've ever heard.
Hope your sister will have a great time :fingerscrossed:

Haha thanks, I think she will. I know it's really bizzare, we've asked her over and over if that's REALLY where she wanted to go- and it's definetly Mc Donald's.

It just goes to show you that your a lot easier to make happy when you're 8.

KeepMeCaffein8td wrote:munching on some cracker nuts and wishing that I had gotten the adobo ones instead of the plain ones...

waiting for the family to get back so we can take my little sister out for her birthday. she's turning 8 and wants to have her b-day dinner at McDonalds :hehe:

And yes, you read correctly, she's 8 and no I'm not super young or anything- there's just a 12 year age gap.

haha aww, mickey d's!! i havent been there in the LONGEST time... ^^ whats adobo btw? lol, i feel dumb... hrm...

i just finished watching "farewell, my concubine" but we hadnt really finished because the dvd was all messed up and we couldnt watch, like, the last half hour... grrr... :angry:

annoyed that i couldnt go into the city today.. maybe sometime this week then :) i hate when plans are cancelled on me :grumble:

sawadasmile wrote:

haha aww, mickey d's!! i havent been there in the LONGEST time... ^^ whats adobo btw? lol, i feel dumb... hrm...

i just finished watching "farewell, my concubine" but we hadnt really finished because the dvd was all messed up and we couldnt watch, like, the last half hour... grrr... :angry:

annoyed that i couldnt go into the city today.. maybe sometime this week then :) i hate when plans are cancelled on me :grumble:

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Adobo is considered the national dish of the Philippines. This dish consists of chunks of chicken or pork or both cooked in soy sauce, vinegar, bay leaf, lots of garlic and whole peppercorns. The stew is allowed to cook until the meats are tender and the remaining sacue slightly thickened. Some people prefer their adobos dry which may entail frying them afterwards, while others prefer them moist served in their original sauce. As a style of cooking, it can be applied to fowl, fish, shellfish and vegetables.

It's some good stuff. Cracker nuts are peanuts with this cracker coating that come in flavors like adobo and wasabi.

I went asian snack food shopping a couple days ago so i was able to re-stock on things like pocky, cracker nuts, and those roasted green peas.

Just got back from Mc Donalds- it was really quite entertaining because my family is so weird. They had taken the candle off my sister's cake and set it off to the side and when I saw it I said "Oh! Allison's turning infinity today!" and instead of telling me to be quiet and assuring my sister she was infact, 8 years old, my family joined in and we all sang "happy infinieth birthday to you" to her.

I swear the weirdness is genetic. :shakehead: :mrgreen: [/i]

Watching Denver-New England.

Go Broncos!!! :applaud:

wow, that pic. now i have a craving for chicken adobo.

KeepMeCaffein8td wrote:

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looks tasty...a tad better than the picture of a fried chicken head nugget.

Guh, every thread is turning into a food thread.... :headscratch:

bmwracer wrote:Guh, every thread is turning into a food thread.... :headscratch:

maybe cuz it was raining ppl turn to dead birds for comfort....

Gah.. Adobo!!! I love that stuff.. I love it when my mom makes it with chicken and pork or chicken and beef..

I thought I was out of my mind and I checked the title of the thread.. :hehe:

Dude.. I have been sleeping the whole day again...

I just woke up from my nap from 4:00

goodluck with sleeping tonight..

Oh yeah.. I'm in my last episode of Love Generation..

Te-chan.. suki desu!

KeepMeCaffein8td wrote:

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Adobo is considered the national dish of the Philippines. This dish consists of chunks of chicken or pork or both cooked in soy sauce, vinegar, bay leaf, lots of garlic and whole peppercorns. The stew is allowed to cook until the meats are tender and the remaining sacue slightly thickened. Some people prefer their adobos dry which may entail frying them afterwards, while others prefer them moist served in their original sauce. As a style of cooking, it can be applied to fowl, fish, shellfish and vegetables.

It's some good stuff. Cracker nuts are peanuts with this cracker coating that come in flavors like adobo and wasabi.

I went asian snack food shopping a couple days ago so i was able to re-stock on things like pocky, cracker nuts, and those roasted green peas.

Just got back from Mc Donalds- it was really quite entertaining because my family is so weird. They had taken the candle off my sister's cake and set it off to the side and when I saw it I said "Oh! Allison's turning infinity today!" and instead of telling me to be quiet and assuring my sister she was infact, 8 years old, my family joined in and we all sang "happy infinieth birthday to you" to her.

I swear the weirdness is genetic. :shakehead: :mrgreen: [/i]

wowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww it looks sooooooo good.... looks like food ive had before but its probably different... similar perhaps tho! (from the description)... yummmmmmmm......

hahaha its a cute story tho, i assure u i think my family is just as weird.. if not weirder.. i wont even go into stories.. but if u check the food thread u can see what my bro did once to scare his gf and the rest of us :sweat: hahahaha...

watching KTSF. IT has this girl singing one of the theme song to Hana Yori Dango...don't know her name :sweat:

KeepMeCaffein8td wrote:

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That's one of my favorite dish :thumbsup: . My mom is cooking it right now for our lunch :P

Tu_triky wrote:


maybe cuz it was raining ppl turn to dead birds for comfort....

Nothing like bird meat to warm the inner soul.

If it tastes like chicken........ :shakehead:

^^^ everything tastes like chicken

hehehehehe..

Savoring a very good sports day: Seahawks win, Broncos win, and the Lakers win.

Time to hit the sack while the going is good. :beaten:

Just came back in the house after shovelling snow off my front sidewalks and driveway. Whew!!!!! :sweat: It is windy and icy out there! Since tomorrow is Martin Luther King Jr's holiday here I will clean off my car tomorrow. Now it is time to watch some TV. :dancing: :D

Thanks KeepMeCaffein8td for that info on Adobo. I always thought it was just the name of an all purpose seasoning made by Goya that you buy in a jar in the spice section of the supermarket. That dish sounds delicious! :)