Quote by -M-i-s-S-X-hurm...actually i
prefer to buy my food than bring my food from
home..
I'm on the same boat as her too. Not really into making my own lunch, sometimes
I do but usually I'd rather go out around my lunch period and pick up something
to eat from there.
Drove with my family from New Orleans to San Antonio to meet up with my other
family there to celebrate the Thanksgiving day and weekend of course, ate food,
especially the neat Mexican appetizers and watched some T.V. with the family and
also played some soccer with my cousins since the weather was glorious outside,
after all, this is Texas. So yea my day yesterday was a good one.
I've only been to two so far. My father's home country of Mexico and France,
where my grandparents on my mom's side were born. I've enjoyed going to both
places, around when I was 8, my father took the family down to a family reunion
in Mexico City, the city is quite jovial and hold HIGH pride in their country
soccer team, not to mention they have hot sauce that rivals that of Louisiana's
hot sauce. You would think that Mexico is blistering hot but in reality, the
weather is moderately mild cause the altitude of the whole city is nearly as
high as Denver, Colorado so it gets cold down there in the winter too. Haven't
felt that considering I went South of the Border in the Summer.
Then when I was around 16, my fam went over to Orleans, France for a family
reunion and that was also a good trip and that too happened in the Summer.
Orleans had a more jovial and romantic side, however I'm not really feelin' the
cuisine there though...the chicks were hella hot there, same thing for the ones
in Mexico City too but I
was just a kid back then so I haven't really examined on that lol
I too see that it is alright to walk around at night in both of the countries I
went as well. I was born and raised in New Orleans where basically, the night is
the lifestyle in the N.O. the other city that never sleeps lol...it's just not
safe to walk around Uptown late at night.
I don't see the big deal about celebs anyways and why people go ga-ga over them
and such...Just take away their stardom and fame, and they're regular people
like us...that's all they are, regular people. Sure we have different talents
and such but no need to make them too well known throught the public and
such...and I hate overrated people, so celebs won't cut it for me.
Then again to be honest, the only celeb I'm guilty of worshipping is Angelina
Jolie...that's it.
Holy fudge! I bet the neighbors are jealous of that decorated house, damn that
was so crazy! Whoever lives there should be paid to have a house with such lights
like that.
Holy fudge, that thread started last year anyways since it is the holiday, I'ma gonna go to my fam's place near New
Orleans to spend Thanksgiving, down home southern cooking and all ^___^ damn I'm
getting hungry just thinking about it all. MY aunt makes some KILLER Pumpkin
Pie.
I find it hard to remember names the most, I can recognize a face I have seen at
least once, giving like "have I seen this person somewhere else
before?" and generally a face is the first thing you see when meeting a
person, recognizing the name comes later on, unless if ya talking to a person on
the phone or internet, then it's different...it does vary on the person but to
me, a name is the most difficult thing to remember.
Hola Alex! Nice seeing ya here on MT, if ya don't know me, I'm one of your friends from AA
^ posted 15 hours ago
Brown sauce could mean anything, might even be gravy or broth, who knows.
Well between the two...Ketchup
and between anything, Hot Sauce
I'm on the same boat as her too. Not really into making my own lunch, sometimes I do but usually I'd rather go out around my lunch period and pick up something to eat from there.
Welcome to the site newcomer hope you enjoy your time here and be involved with the community. *nods*
You're pretty cool tempered, ok so some things do flair you up, but thats natural and healthy, and at least you arent a drama queen.
That does pinpoint me very much.
^ yea, a couple of times
< decided to stop by here since he has the time
v is also free on the Thanksgiving weekend?
Drove with my family from New Orleans to San Antonio to meet up with my other family there to celebrate the Thanksgiving day and weekend of course, ate food, especially the neat Mexican appetizers and watched some T.V. with the family and also played some soccer with my cousins since the weather was glorious outside, after all, this is Texas. So yea my day yesterday was a good one.
Perro - Dog
^ I know I am...are you? lol kiddin
< Wants Christmas to come...then Summer Vacation lol
v gets sick of winter after Christmas?
I've only been to two so far. My father's home country of Mexico and France, where my grandparents on my mom's side were born. I've enjoyed going to both places, around when I was 8, my father took the family down to a family reunion in Mexico City, the city is quite jovial and hold HIGH pride in their country soccer team, not to mention they have hot sauce that rivals that of Louisiana's hot sauce. You would think that Mexico is blistering hot but in reality, the weather is moderately mild cause the altitude of the whole city is nearly as high as Denver, Colorado so it gets cold down there in the winter too. Haven't felt that considering I went South of the Border in the Summer.
Then when I was around 16, my fam went over to Orleans, France for a family reunion and that was also a good trip and that too happened in the Summer. Orleans had a more jovial and romantic side, however I'm not really feelin' the cuisine there though...the chicks were hella hot there, same thing for the ones in Mexico City too
but I
was just a kid back then so I haven't really examined on that lol
I too see that it is alright to walk around at night in both of the countries I went as well. I was born and raised in New Orleans where basically, the night is the lifestyle in the N.O. the other city that never sleeps lol...it's just not safe to walk around Uptown late at night.
^ seems to agree with ysb...to be honest, I agree as well...this thread ain't what it used to be.
Edit: Finally I can see my post on this thread!
yum ^_^
Strawberry Yogurt Parfait?
I don't see the big deal about celebs anyways and why people go ga-ga over them and such...Just take away their stardom and fame, and they're regular people like us...that's all they are, regular people. Sure we have different talents and such but no need to make them too well known throught the public and such...and I hate overrated people, so celebs won't cut it for me.
Then again to be honest, the only celeb I'm guilty of worshipping is Angelina Jolie...that's it.
Yuck, I only like BBQ sauce on Oysters
Catfish?
Mine is fairly simple
Southern - I'm from the South Side of the U.S. a.k.a. Da "Dirty South"
Boy - Figure it out, lol
504 - Area code of the Greater New Orleans Area
Holy fudge! I bet the neighbors are jealous of that decorated house, damn that was so crazy!
Whoever lives there should be paid to have a house with such lights
like that.
Holy fudge, that thread started last year
anyways since it is the holiday, I'ma gonna go to my fam's place near New
Orleans to spend Thanksgiving, down home southern cooking and all ^___^ damn I'm
getting hungry just thinking about it all. MY aunt makes some KILLER Pumpkin
Pie.
Yep, it's a fav of mine, Lobster, Shrimp, Scallops, ya name it.
Chicken Burgers?
Naw, no girl here...
but could the next one be a girl?
*looks around and starts to feel a breeze* looks like it's about to rain at the beach...
Yum, even though I'm more of an expresso guy
Potato Chips with Avocado dipping sauce.
I find it hard to remember names the most, I can recognize a face I have seen at least once, giving like "have I seen this person somewhere else before?" and generally a face is the first thing you see when meeting a person, recognizing the name comes later on, unless if ya talking to a person on the phone or internet, then it's different...it does vary on the person but to me, a name is the most difficult thing to remember.
Wow that's quite a deep poem despite it being slightly unorganized...it puzzles me on why is this your last poem too.