In South Africa, Jörg bought himself a barbequebraai tool set. A few weeks ago, they had rather good barbeque grills for a pretty good price around here, so we bought that, too.
As a result, Jörg now uses every chance to braai.
Espetadas, corn cobs, baked potatoes and salad with tomatoes, peach and peppermint (you have to try this. It sounds strange, but it's the perfect mixture. Add a bit of balsamic vinegar, olive oil, salt and pepper. EXCELLENT.).
So. Tasty.
In other news (which is a term I'm using far too often these days): GIP.
*points*
Yes, I know. I should be ashamed. Everyone and their dog's brother's boyfriend has some sort of iPod parody icon. It's a lousy pun, the sort that costs 10 Euro for the Bad Pun Cash Box. Also, it's blasphemy.
But I couldn't help it. Blame the
desperatefans chat (which is something else I'm using far too often these days). Blame apple. Blame the world in general.
In yet other news, Japanese advice columns are totally crackbrained. The questions are already worded in an absurdly detailed way, but the answers? Five paragraphs of explaining why that is a really good and justified question and pointing out any facet of the question the questioner might have missed; and then, one final sentence to answer it. The Japanese are crazy.
Am sun-burned and sore.
Dogon text update: Am through with the Dogon story of creation. French text left to read: 25 pages.
*headdesks*
- - -
( Grillen und Sonstiges )
- - -
As a result, Jörg now uses every chance to braai.
Espetadas, corn cobs, baked potatoes and salad with tomatoes, peach and peppermint (you have to try this. It sounds strange, but it's the perfect mixture. Add a bit of balsamic vinegar, olive oil, salt and pepper. EXCELLENT.).
So. Tasty.
In other news (which is a term I'm using far too often these days): GIP.
*points*
Yes, I know. I should be ashamed. Everyone and their dog's brother's boyfriend has some sort of iPod parody icon. It's a lousy pun, the sort that costs 10 Euro for the Bad Pun Cash Box. Also, it's blasphemy.
But I couldn't help it. Blame the
In yet other news, Japanese advice columns are totally crackbrained. The questions are already worded in an absurdly detailed way, but the answers? Five paragraphs of explaining why that is a really good and justified question and pointing out any facet of the question the questioner might have missed; and then, one final sentence to answer it. The Japanese are crazy.
Am sun-burned and sore.
Dogon text update: Am through with the Dogon story of creation. French text left to read: 25 pages.
*headdesks*
- - -
( Grillen und Sonstiges )
- - -