And here's the first home-cooked meal I ate there:
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Writing about whatever I feel like writing about. I usually write more about what's going on in my head than what's going on in my life. Currently I'm writing a series about looking for a new church and a new experience of Christianity, but I also write about other stuff once in a while.
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- Alex
- I live with my wife and two young kids in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. My parents, my brother, and my sister all live in Edmonton too. I enjoy hiking, mountain biking, and skiing, but I don't mind the indoors either. I work as a process control engineer (one type of chemical engineer). And I am a somewhat evangelical Christian.
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4 comments:
Haha! The Kraft Dinner is awesome! I was talking about it at work today with another gal and we were laughing about people eating it and she said "I can mock it because I eat it", and I said "me too!" How can fake cheese and nuclear orange pasta with butter and milk be so good?? (but it has to be the Kraft kind- some of my most tramatic eating experiences have involved the non-Kraft kind).
Your house looks interesting- how old is it??
The house was built in the late 1970s. Kind of old for a house that's about 10 blocks away from combines. The black bar was added by me to censor the addresses. And I just noticed that the neighbour's outside light is slightly higher than mine. Weird.
I think I made that KD before I owned margarine or butter, but it actually still tasted fine.
Now I'm thinking of that song "If I Had a Million Dollars":
"If I had a million dollars,
We wouldn't have to eat Kraft Dinner.
Of course we still would eat Kraft Dinner.
Yeah, we'd just eat more."
The weird thing is, I was having cravings before I moved, but since that first meal here, I haven't eaten more yet.
Hehe. It's 10 blocks from combines? Sweeet! All the best of city and country combined!
Now you have "If I have a million dollars" stuck in my head! And I want Kraft Dinner. Did I tell you about my several year long search for a "real green dress" that finally ended happily in Victoria?
kate
Alex! You can cook! I am so impressed! lol
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