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Wednesday, July 9
Mother Goose Baby Steps: Wednesdays, 11:30 a.m. An interactive nursery rhyme program with music and movement. For children up to 36 months of age with their caregivers. Patterson Park Branch, Enoch Pratt Library, 158 N. Linwood Ave. Info: 410-396-0983.
Eastpoint Mall Farmers Market: Purchase fresh food from local farmers, every Wednesday through Oct. 9. The farmers market is 10 a.m.-2 p.m., in the parking lot across from McDonald's.
Thursday, July 10
Can Company Concerts: The Can Company expands its free Thursday night outdoor concert series in 2014, with double the number of live performances. Bring your chairs and celebrate the summer while enjoying live music, festival food, happy hour specials, and family activities. Thursdays, 6-9 p.m., through Sept. 11, with the exception of the first Thursday of every month, when WTMD First Thursdays shows are held at Canton Waterfront Park. The Can Company participants include: Langermann's, Chesapeake Wine Company, Cold Stone Creamery, Outback Steakhouse, Soyombo Grille, Pasticcio's, Vircity, and more. Info: thecancompany.com or visit the Can Company's Facebook page. Sons of Pirates plays July 10.
Buena Casa, Buena Brasa: Todos los jueves. Canciones, rimas, cuentos, y juegos, para los niños (0-3 años) y los padres o cuidadores. 11 a.m. at the Southeast Anchor Branch, Enoch Pratt Library, 3601 Eastern Ave. Info: 410-396-1580.
Youth Birding: This free service-learning event on July 10, from 8-10 a.m., is for students in grades 6-12. Join Audubon as citizen scientists. Collect data on urban bird species and share your findings with the greater scientific community. No experience necessary. We have binoculars to lend you and are happy to sign community service hours. Registration is required: email@example.com or 410-558-2473.
Programas Sobre Naturaleza en Español: Observación y monitoreo de aves en Patterson Park. Jueves, 10 julio 8 -10 a.m. Se invitan a los chicos de middle y high school. Programa es gratuito pero hay que registrarse antes. Empezamos en la fontaña, al lado de la Pagoda.
Friday, July 11
Urban Birdwatching: Meet Patterson Park Audubon at the marble fountain in Patterson Park. The walk is July 11, 8-9:30 a.m. If you would like to borrow binoculars, drop us an email. There is no need to RSVP for this event, just arrive ready to explore. To borrow binoculars: email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 410-558-2473.
Light: On July 11, at 7 p.m., the California Baptist University's singing ensemble Light will perform at the Canton Baptist Church, at 3302 Toone St. Light is comprised of eight students from the Collinsworth School of music, whose mission is to minister through music. Info: 410-563-1177.
Saturday, July 12
Mexican Folktales and Dance for Kids: This class is for kids ages 2-4. Young ones learn storytelling and movement while listening to Latino folktales like "Tio Juan," the Mexican version of "Old MacDonald." 11-11:50 a.m. $40 for the entire session, $5 per class. Creative Alliance, Eastern and East avenues. Info: 410-276-1651 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Cuentos y Bailes Folclóricos Mexicanos para Niños: Clases para niños de 2 a 4 años de edades. June 28-Aug. 23. Los pequeños aprenderan historias y movimientos mientras escuchan cuentos, como el de "Tio Juan", la version Mexicana de "Old MacDonald", entre otros. 11-11:50 a.m. $40 for the entire session; $5 per class. Creative Alliance, Eastern and East avenues. Info: 410-276-1651 or email@example.com.
BMI Farmers Market: The Museum of Industry's farmers market. Saturdays, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., on the grounds of the museum, 1415 Key Hwy.
Waterfront Wellness at Westshore Park: Free boxing boot camp at 8 a.m. and Zumba at 9 a.m. The Waterfront Partnership is committed to health and wellness and is excited to offer this free series to residents, employees, and visitors of Baltimore. All participants must be 18 years of age or older to participate. To register, visit the Waterfront Partnership website: waterfrontpartnership.org. Please note, you only need to register one time for the entire series.
Join the Habitat Team: Weed, mulch, and/or plant in the native gardens in Patterson Park. July 12, 9-10:30 a.m. Water, snacks, and tools will be provided. If you'd like to organize a corporate or community group, email us: email@example.com.
Sunday, July 13
Urban Honey Bee Project: Learn about the evolving and unstable status of the Honey Bee in our food production. July 13, 1 p.m., lower level, The Church on the Square (formerly Messiah Lutheran Church, 1025 S. Potomac St.) Free.
Waterfront Wellness at West Shore Park: Yoga at 8 a.m. and Parkour at 9 a.m. The Waterfront Partnership is committed to health and wellness and is excited to offer this free series to residents, employees, and visitors of Baltimore. All participants must be 18 years of age or older to participate. To register, visit the Waterfront Partnership web site: waterfrontpartnership.org. Please note, you only need to register one time for the entire series.
Monday, July 14
Canton Community Association Meeting: The monthly meeting of the Canton Community Association's Economic Development Committee will be held July 14 at 6:30 p.m. The agenda for this meeting consists of the following: 900 S. East Ave. (SW corner of Hudson St. and S. East Ave.). AB Associates will be presenting plans for the redevelopment of the St. Brigid's School property into 37 apartments, and the construction of four new town homes. 2823 O'Donnell St. The owner of Portside Tavern, (NE corner of O'Donnell St. and S. Streeper St.), has purchased the property next door and will present plans for the renovation of this property into a restaurant facility. 3201 Elliott St.(SE corner of Elliott St. and S. East Ave.). Mike Engler, the owner of Community Pride Wealth, a financial services firm, will be moving his business to this location, a former bank building that has been vacant for several years. He will present plans for certain exterior improvements he would like to make.1000 S. Linwood Ave. (SW corner of S. Linwood Ave. and Dillon St.). The Taylor Property Group will present revised plans for the development of this property with a five-story apartment and office building and a proposal to rezone the property from B2-2 to B2-3. The meeting room is on the second floor of the Broom Factory Building (3500 Boston Street). There is a keypad next to the entry in the middle of the building facing the parking lot on Boston Street. Press to CCA and then enter 2-3-5, which will ring us. We will then buzz you in. You proceed into the building and will find steps on your right. Take steps to the second floor and follow around to your left and down the hall to our meeting room on your left.
Mother Goose Baby Steps: Mondays,11 a.m. An interactive nursery rhyme program with music and movement. For children up to 36 months of age with their caregivers. Southeast Anchor Branch, Enoch Pratt Library, 3601 Eastern Ave. Info: call 410-396-1580.
Save the Date:
July 17-27, "Heinie Goochems": The Fell's Point Corner Theater presents an original comedy, written by veteran Baltimore actor Larry Malkus."Heinie Goochems" is the story of Junior, a 40-year-old man, who, after being laid off from his marketing job, finds himself thrust into the role of stay-at-home dad. Junior's wife Kelly, the new breadwinner of the family, wants another baby, and their basement tenant, Carlos, seems to be growing something down there. When a handsome concierge veterinarian shows up to perform a procedure on the family cat, things don't go quite as expected. Heinie Goochems is directed by Raine Bode, who has directed numerous productions for a wide range of theater companies. Performances are Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 8 p.m., and Sundays at 2 p.m. Tickets to all performances are $15. Info: www.fpct.org.
Art Show, July 28: Join us from 7- 9:00 p.m. for an art show and artist meet and greet with wine and cheese to be served. We look forward to meeting our Highlandtown neighbors. Two Tone Artistry and Vapors, 3308 Eastern Ave.
Community Notebook
City Pools: Park Pool hours: Monday–Friday 12:30-7 p.m., Saturdays and Sundays 12:30- 7 p.m. Pool admission fees for the 2014 swim season are $2 for park pools. Rec and Parks also offers Summer Season Passes for park pools for $30. Pools remain open until September 1 (Labor Day).
Preschool Program: United Evangelical Church's PACT preschool program (Parents and Teachers Together) has fall 2014 openings for 3-year-olds.This program starts in September and classes are held two days per week. Please contact PACT's director, Concetta Clark, at 410-995-0118. United is located at 3200 Dillon St.(corner of Dillon Street and East Avenue) in Canton.
Vacation Bible School: Sacred Heart of Mary Church is holding vacation bible school from July 7-11, 9 a.m.-noon., for students preK-8. The theme is "Saints of Our Time," and there will be arts, crafts, films and music. The camp is at the parish office, 6727 Duluth Ave. Info: 410-633-2828.
Volunteer With Audubon: Time to spare? Audubon would love your help making environmental education programs in Patterson Park successful. Please contact Kate Creamer, volunteer coordinator, at 443-623-0717.
Call for Designs, Great Halloween Lantern Parade: The parade's theme is kaleidoscope. The Creative Alliance is commissioning light sculptures and wants your designs. A new and more dramatic parade route starts at the Boat Lake, across Linwood Ave, into the Annex Park, and back to the Pulaski Monument. The lantern parade will be held Oct. 25. The Creative Alliance is looking for big, bright (over 10 feet tall) multicultural floats and performances for the Great Halloween Lantern Parade in Patterson Park. The top ten proposals will be awarded $250. The top two proposals will be awarded $400 each and a Neighborhood Halloween Parade Studio at Patterson Park's Pool House or the Crown Industrial Park in the Highlandtown Arts & Entertainment District. Call 410-276-1651 for more information. Proposal deadline is July 15 at 6 p.m.


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Some movies and television in the past decade or so have focused a little too much on trying to have their plots make sense and even if they mostly succeed it doesn't matter when you care so little for their characters.
But recently some media have taken the opposite course and focus more on making characters relatable and interesting, which is not bad whatsoever, but they are often sacrificing plot to do so.
Characters are put into situations and developed in such a way that invoke what many people relate to as "The Feels".
The Feels can be any number of emotions that the characters invoke in the viewer: A heartfelt reunion, a dramatic death, birth of a child, loss of a relationship, etc.
Now these character arcs are often good, necessary, and should be considered and used in the recipe of a film/show. These are the flavor of a show. But a bowl full of flavor is just.., I don't know, let's say Ice Cream. Some people are fine with eating episode after episode of Ice Cream, but I believe, just like with real Ice Cream, that this is a not a healthy diet.
The Plot is the main course of our viewing. It's the mental protein that as we watch a show/movie it exercises our minds and gives us something to consider afterward.
Now there are movies such as the Transformers franchise that are just Ice Cream and this is probably what most of you think of when it comes to no plot, just Feels, the Feels here being "Woo, explosions, robots, blerghy bloo"
The one I think of is Doctor Who.
Now some 'Whovians" will argue that it being a show about Time Travel that one can't argue against the plot since everything is "timey wimey"
Have you ever watched a movie/show where the ending is wrapped up with "It was just a dream"? Most of the time when we see that happen it is a viewed as lazy writing and a copout. Why? Because all the investment you've made in the characters, the plot, wondering how they'll make it and then Wah Wah, turns out it all that doesn't matter because it never happened!
Now take a look at the series ending for 5, 6, 7, heck, the 50th anniversary special. Everyone of them has been some form of the big reset button. What's the Pandorica? Boom, reset the universe. The Doctor dies? Nope, pause time, turns out I was robot,teehee. Who's this Clara? Why is she everywhere? The Doctor's "grave" has his "time stream". Woop, she hops into it and is poorly green screened into past episodes of the show and put our grubby little fingers into the entire canon ! And i know what would happen if someone hopped into it! Maybe I would have thought that this is a viable option for what is up with her in the first place considering i know everything about it.
Wait, this happened at the Doctor's grave?! The Doctor dies?! Ha, Nope we're going to change that too! Gallifrey sends him another regeneration! Wait, Gallifrey? I thought it was gone? Nope, even though that was the catalyst for the Doctor's entire emotional arc in this new series, we undid that too! Oh, people weren't satisfied with the Crack finish from 5? Turns out that was Gallifrey in there, somewhere.
And you can bet that whatever question is brought forth for this new Doctor it will probably wrapped up with something similar.
And an even sadder part for you "Feels" viewers? Do you even care about Clara? They barely tapped into whatever her normal everyday life was in the Christmas special. Oh well, we'll keep watching, won't we? Why? Haven't a clue
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The cast is solid, but with the focus on action and very few lines included which allow the actors to individualize their characters, the soldiers tend to blur as much as the fighting.
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I don't know if I care if Michael Bay fucks up the Ninja Turtles by making them aliens instead of mutants. Sure, that would basically shift the entire original purpose of characters (regular, ordinary creatures are elevated to extraordinary status through an accident of science), but that doesn't really have any effect on how much I enjoyed them as a child or how fondly I remember them today. You might call fowl, but this is different them George Lucas going back and altering/invalidating my memories through meddling with existing films. And it's different than Michael Bay taking a steaming cyber-crap all over Transformers since that franchise has never payed any real attention to it's own continuity (SHUT UP WILLIS! I'VE DONE MY HOMEWORK!) to begin with. I think the only reason people my age were mad at him forTransformers is because he was making the first official live action version of the series. Ninja Turtles already had two great live action movies (we do not speak of the third one… what third one?), which almost perfectly encapsulated the spirit of the franchise in the 80′s and early 90′s and brought to life the version of the Turtles that I grew up with. Sure they were cheesy, but so was everything else back then. And if you're still upset, remember that the movies strayed pretty far from the cartoon origin story by making Splinter and Hamato Yoshi two different beings. Do you remember the scene where the rat learns kung fu? That shit was ridiculous. [UPDATE: is has been
pedanted pointed out to me NUMEROUS times that the first movie followed the origin from the comics and it was the original cartoon that deviated plot-wise. Well, that just further proves my point that nothing is sacred in the TMNT franchise, so any changes made to the origin are fair game.]
The thing about Ninja Turtules is that unlike almost every other franchise from the 80′s, it never went away. It would go off the air for a year or two at most before it came back with a new incarnation. There were multiple cartoon shows, some continuations, some reboots. There was a live action show, For a while it was about alien Triceratopses, and one of the most recent cartoons took place over 100 years in the future. The only thing Bay talking about changing is literally THE ONLY THING that hasn't already been changed. The weird thing about Ninja Turtles is every kid who was 8 years old at any point between 1987 and 2012 could have grown up with them, but not necessarily the same ones you did. Hell, I haven't even mentioned the comics. I say let Bay do his worst. My bandanna is still blue, my katana is still plastic and my memories are in tact. Cowabunga, you Fancy Bastards.


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Delicious frosting! It was so easy and almost tastes like boiled icing. Love love love this recipe!
Fluffy Frosting
Some would argue that the best part of a cake or cupcake is the frosting. Test out this simple yet delicious fluffy frosting on your next cake. Add flavorings like chocolate, lemon, or peppermint to make birthdays and the holidays extra special.
Attachments: Bowl and wire whip
Yield: 2 cups
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- 1 1/2 cups sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon cream of tartar
- 1/2 cup water
- 1 1/2 tablespoons light corn syrup
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2 egg whites
- 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla
- 1. Place sugar, cream of tartar, salt, water and corn syrup in a saucepan. Cook and stir over medium heat until sugar is completely dissolved, forming a syrup.
2. Place egg whites in the KitchenAid® Stand Mixer bowl. Attach bowl and wire whip to mixer. Turn to Speed 10 and whip until about 45 seconds, or until egg whites begin to hold shape. Continuing on Speed 10, slowly pour hot syrup into egg whites in a fine stream and whip about 5 minutes longer, or until frosting loses its gloss and stands in stiff peaks. Frost cake immediately.
Fluffy Chocolate Frosting: Melt 3 squares (1 ounce each) unsweetened chocolate with water, corn syrup, sugar, cream of tartar, and salt. Proceed as directed above.
Fluffy Peppermint Frosting: Omit vanilla and add 1 teaspoon peppermint extract and 1⁄4 cup crushed peppermint candy. Proceed as directed above.
Fluffy Amaretto Frosting: Omit vanilla and add 2 1⁄2 teaspoons Amaretto liqueur. Proceed as directed above.
Fluffy Lemon Frosting: Omit vanilla and add 1 teaspoon lemon extract and 2 teaspoons grated lemon peel. Proceed as directed above.
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Although they are excellent and indispensable caregivers to a large segment of the U.S. population, these professionals, who are neither medical doctors (MDs) nor doctors of osteopathy (DOs), continually have to fend off efforts by organizations representing MDs and DOs to limit their scope of practice. In the face of organized medicine's latest divisive efforts to limit these professionals' abilities to provide the care they are qualified to give, the CPR was formed for the sake of patients—to ensure that the growing needs of the American health system can be met and that patients everywhere have access to quality health care providers of their choice.
A list of professional organizations that have joined the coalition can be found below. "Scope of practice" can be defined as the range of health care-related activities and services which a health care professional is educated, certified or licensed to provide. CPR is committed to advocating for the practice rights of its members for the sake of their patients who rely on them for the many and varied services they provide. Without the contributions of these professionals to patients across the country, and especially to those in rural and medically underserved areas, many patients would be left without essential health care services. The CPR united to prevent this from happening.
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Bangkok Chow Report (long)
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- queue Mar 29, 2006 07:09 PM
Just back from a chow-focused week in Bangkok, and wow! What a city for food lovers! There is no doubt in my mind that, for Chowhounds, Bangkok is as essential a destination as Paris. Just incredible. I did a lot of research on this board before my trip. I also got many suggestions from R.W. Apple's two excellent stories on Bangkok dining (available in Travel section of NY Times website). Thanks to the hounds who informed my trip!
An important phrase for spice lovers is "gin pet dai" - "i can eat spicy." We found that we often had to repeat this phrase about 4-5 times in order to be understood and believed. Beware, because they will automatically tone down the food for Westerners unless you tell them otherwise.
And now, on to the chow ....
(Restaurants & markets are ordered roughly by geographic location; numbers are not meant to signify preferences or rankings).
1. Chote Chitre, 146 Phraeng Phuton, 2221-4082 (hard to find, but close to main tourist sites such as Grand Palace and National Museum. If walking south on Tanao Road, pass Bunsiri and 3-4 more side streets. If you see a blue sign with a white leaf (some Thai bank) on the left hand side of the street turn right into the second street that you walk past). We ate lunch here on our first day in Bangkok - wonderful. We liked it so much that we intended to go back but never had the time, unfortunately. Food here is truly made lovingly, each dish to order. Also, unusual herbs are used, so in general the balance of flavors is more sophisticated than you will find elsewhere. We ate banana flower salad and tom yum soup many times all over thailand. All good, but the versions here stood out. The banana flower salad is incredible, much less sweet and peanuty than at other places. The tom yum is fiery, with a touch of coconut milk and giant river prawns that you eat head and all. We also tried the famous mee krab but I found it too sweet (if you like mee krab though, you will probably like the version here. mee krab is a salad composed mainly of crispy fried noodles in a sweet sauce, somewhat like an indian chaat, but less tart).
2. Thip Samui, 313 Maha Chai Road (near golden mount/democracy monument), 2221-6280, from 6 pm on: This place is famous for producing definitive pad thai priced at 25 baht per order. We got the plain version and found it somewhat underwhelming in flavor, though the texture of noodles was excellent. Others were ordering the version that comes wrapped in a fried egg, which may have been better. We found generally that pad thai was a blandish, comfort food type of dish all over Thailand, and we needed to dress it up with a lot of fish sauce and chili at the table.
3. Raan Jay Fai, 327 Maha Chai Road, 2223-9384, from 6 pm on: Just a few doors down from Thip Samui, Raan Jay Fai has a superlative pad khee mao, with amazing wide rice noodles and a lot of wonderfully fresh seafood. Recommended.
4. Hemlock, 56 Phra Athit Road. We went here because it is generally well reviewed, somewhat hip, and it was also right around the corner from our guesthouse. It was our most expensive meal in bangkok, but still only cost about $11! Amazing! This place has a nicer, more refined atmosphere than many places we visited, nice if you want a quiet soothing spot. We enjoyed a miang kam starter (betel leaves that you fill with dried shrimp, onion, chili, peanut, etc., and a sweetish sauce - little flavor explosions!) and a salad of bananaflower, wingbean, morning glory, bamboo shoot, and chicken. A standout dish was steamed mullet with chili-lime sauce. The texture of the fish was amazing - so thick and firm, yet luscious, with a wonderful sweet, pure flavor. The dish came with nice bitter greens as well. Overall, food at this restaurant was lighter than many of the other places we ate.
5. Roti Mataba, 136 Phra Athit. We had several breakfasts at this well-known roti spot and were partial to the version filled with egg, which you sprinkle with course sugar and drizzle with condensed milk. Curry versions also good.
6. Open air market at a pier close to Wat Pho. (don't remember exactly which pier, but the market is large - you can't miss it!). We sampled quite a few things here but standouts were a disk of fried dried shrimp seasoned with chili, lemongrass, and kaffir lime, and stinky, homemade, grilled pork sausage served with chili and garlic. This market is also good for mangosteens and other exotic fruits, and we had a very nice grilled sticky rice and banana. But the commercial-looking sausages that look and taste like little round frankfurters are to be avoided.
7. Polo Fried Chicken, 137/1-2 Soi Sanamkee, off Wittayu/Wireless Rd., 1252-2252. The Soi is hard to find - you need a good map. The chicken is just as good as everyone says. Justifiably famous! However, I did not care for the som tam, which I found too sweet, lacking in heat. Do yourself a favor and order extra chicken instead. Due to the fame of this restaurant, every place on the street now serves fried chicken, but Polo Fried Chicken has glass doors, bright lights, and air conditioning.
8. Open air night market on Wittayu/Wireless Rd., around the corner from Lumphini boxing stadium. Only had room for a sticky rice with mango, but there were a lot of good-looking things on offer.
9. Sara Janes, Wittayu/Wireless Road opposite US Embassy, consular section, inside and to the back of Sindhorn building. Our favorite Issan sausage of the whole trip - highly recommended. Also excellent som tam and bamboo shoot larb. Just a very good place in general for Issan standards. We went at dinner and it was empty, but the food very fresh.
10. Food court at MBK mall. A good place to try a lot of street-food type dishes, because everything is clean and clearly signed. We had pork knuckles over rice, and som tam with salty (raw) crab, which was excellent. But the standout here was our dessert of sticky rice with durian - highly recommended. This general area is also good for trying fruit shakes at various stands - we had a pineapple-watermelon combo, which was just an outstanding combination of flavors. I also saw a khanom jiin place in the tangle of alleys that make up siam square - which turned out to be the only khanom jiin spot we were able to find in all of bangkok - unfortunately, we passed it up so never got to experience the authentic version of this dish.
11. Khrua Rommai, 16 Sukhumvit Soi 36 (Skytrain Thong Lo): This place is a must visit!!! Thank you to the Hound who recommended it! It was probably my favorite dining experience of the whole trip. Another restaurant in which all the food is carefully cooked to order, and many unusual fresh herbs are used. The spicing and balance of flavors here were just superb. And the setting in a leafy courtyard was charming, if somewhat ramshackle. Any Issan standards will be good here. We had nam prik (which appeared to include roasted green chiles of some type - unusual) served with sticky rice and pork rinds, pork laab, and a dish recommended by the waitress called "prawns in hot sauce" which turned out to be 6 giant river prawns in a salad of lemongrass, herbs, and chili - fantastic. Everything here really was extraordinary. The kind of high quality home-style cooking that Chowhounds cherish.
12. Aw Taw Kaw Market (across the street from Chatuchuk Weekend Market). A "gourmet" market and a must for any chowhound! We ate two meals here, sampling around, some things were better than others, but the whole experience was fascinating. We particularly liked grilled catfish on a stick, served with toasted chili and a sweet sauce. Pork noodle soup also very good, as was grilled ham served with two dipping sauces (one green, one red). We also liked little coconut custards in a crispy shell (especially the ones with scallions on top). We were not enthused by a crab curry offered by the lady selling seafood whose stall has a picture of herself with a condiment company (too sweet, not spicy at all) or by a kind of sweet, peanutty sausage served wrapped in lettuce leaves. There are also many interesting drinks and fruits sold here, as well as spices, meats, and fish. We liked the lotus root, tamarind, and passionfruit juices that we tried very much. Foodfirst wrote an extensive post about this market some years ago, and R.W. Apple has written about it as well. But we found it most helpful to just dive in and taste what seemed interesting to us.
Wow! Thanks for the detailed report. I've been combing the boards looking for ideas and this came just in time. I leave next week!
I'm glad you had a good meal at Chote Chitre, that's number on on my list for this time. I'm also glad about the rec for durian w/ sticky rice at MBK-I'll look for that.
Did you go anywhere else in Thailand?
Thanks again.
re: K Johnson
have a wonderful time - we loved thailand!
we also went to petchaburi (we were almost the only farang in town, and the local stray dogs definitely noticed our presence) and three national parks in the south (kaeng krachan, ko surin - amazing snorkeling - and khao sok) and can give limited food and lodging recs for these areas if you are interested.
re: queue
I am going to Bangkok for a month on business (my own), probably staying in Bangrak. Any good rec's for a guest house or hotel? My new company is paying, not some deep pockets, so looking for frugal.I need to be near jewelry manufacturers. I am thinking late May or June. Yes, I know I will hit the rainy season, can't be helped.
re: K Johnson
My guess is chowhounds will steer clear of this place anyway, but we had a horrible meal at the Mandarin Oriental's Normandie Restaurant, involving wearing ties and jackets (the men), the women not being presented with menus with prices (though I, one of the women, was hosting a dinner, which they were aware of) and I was shocked to learn that the dinner for 4 was $1087. The food was tasteless, wine equally mediocre, the cake presented for the birthday actually inedible (though attractive). The setting is fabulous, but I'm still reeling from the disappointment and price.
Glad you made it to Sara Jane's and Aw Taw Kaw.
For future visitors to the latter -- for excellent crab curry (actually crab 'nam ya' -- more of a sauce but with plenty of crabby bits) look for the lady with kanom jeen (fermented rice noodles). She has shortish hair and glasses and is across from the stall selling pork-stuffed deep-fried tofu skin and such. The kanom jeen are in a basket next to her big pot of crab nam ya -- an excellent combo. Ask to eat there and she'll bring a plate to you at a table inside the market.
Totally agree about somtam at Polo Chicken -- 7 or 8 visits and I never was able to convince them to make it 'pet-priaow' (sour hot).
Great write-up!
thank you for this amazing reviews. i especially appreicate the fact that you are so detail on the location and what to order. that's extremely helpful. thank you :) i also just came back from bangkok last night but my stomach simply cannot handly so much food and there is such amazing food there, not to mention fruits! i have to say i am a bit wary about street food but the food hall at siam paragon is simply phenomenal!!! i can try the street food in a nice setting and i can't wait to go back. the gourmet market there beats everything we have here in hong kong. so called gourment markets in hong kong should be ashamed of themselves!
wow! this is a very extensive review. i've been living in bangkok for almost a year now and never knew some of these places existed. will be sure to check them out soon. thanks!
Excellent report and I visited Roti Mataba, Polo Fried Chicken and Khrua Rommai just two weeks ago. Unfortunately I was only in BKK for two days as there were so many other restaurants that I wanted to try including Chote Chitre and Raan Jay Fai. Roti Mataba was simply excellent and I stopped in there for a late breakfast before a walking tour of the Banglampu area. The roti was perfectly done and I ended up putting in a second order. Polo Fried Chicken was stunning...the garlic dipping sauce is out of this world and the sticky rice was perfectly suited to soak up the goodness. Khrua Rommai was nice, I enjoyed the open air dining experience. The food was excellent, well spiced. I loved the smoky tasting Phad Phak Boong Pha Daeng (morning glory). Bangkok is just a fantastic city. Can't wait to go back.
The market which you mention in #6 I believe is the market at 'Ta Chang' (Elephant Pier). It's about a 5 minute walk from Wat Po/Wat Pra-Gaew, right on the river. You can take a river taxi there too.
Wow..what an amazing report! I am taking notes for my upcoming trip and would love to hear further accounts of recent great meals in BKK or eating tips!
Many thanks!
heya -- thanks for this great report! just got back, and wanted to follow up....
re. 6. Open Air Market by Wat Pho (aka market at Ta Chang)
fantastic food and fun location! great hainan chicken -- spicy, tender, juicy, and flavorful. absolutely amazing pad thai from the woman 2nd-furthest from the dock, in the middle. the larb gai, spicy as hell, from the shops along the wall, was good, but stingy servings (just a sprinkling of meat over a mound of rice). som tam (papaya salad, "2 chilis") was nowhere near hot enough -- maybe ask for 4 next time? the mangosteens were incredibly expensive and half of them were moldy (I'm just going to presume this is the worst time to order them?). decent, but somewhat bland, glass noodles with chicken and greens. and my brother found these little gelatonous doughy balls and dumplings that were great -- chewy and filled with peanutty goodness.
10. Food Court at MBK Mall -- we first found ourselves in the 5th floor food court, which felt like I was in kentucky -- farang everywhere, smelled of antiseptic bleach, and every sign ("chinese food") was clearly printed in english. we redirected to the 6th floor, where it felt a little less tourist-directed. later, though, we passed a small food court on the 4th floor that looked to be the perfect street-foodie treat. anyhow, this is all about the 5th floor, and I ultimately wasn't so impressed at all:
- oysters in hot plate -- enh.
- steamed pork with rice -- tough, bland, and not at all tasty.
- pork knuckles over rice with tons of fat - the first taste was a wham of flavor, but after that, it really wasn't much to write home about the fat slices dipped into the chili sauce made it worth ordering, but probably wouldn't get it again.
- som tam - medium spiucy, swimming in nam pla. really loved it.
- mama noodles with chicken and gravy - wide, flat rice noodles with a thick sour sauce, and greens, was okay.
- tom yum kang was underwhelming.
the two standouts were definitely:
- muslim chicken curry with rice - wow. this was a knockout. very indian, but sour, tasty, spicy. absolutely fantastic.
- spicy seafood fried rice - excellent. reall great.
re deserts:
- sticky rice with durian -- I'm not a durian devotee, but based on reports, wanted to give it a shot here. anyhow, with each bite it became a little more palateable. from tasting "like car exhaust" to "not so bad"... my chinese brother insists you just not inhale, which seems to defeat the purpose to me.
- fried balls filled with bacon/shrimp/other stuff, and doused in mayo and thick soy sauce -- while the sign insists they're a hit across japan and australia, these were not worth it.
sukhumvit 38 - a cute little food stall area just 1/2 block in from sukhumvit. the chicken satay was cheap as all getup, but was thick thickness, consistency, and taste of cardboard. (reminded me of the beijing dumpling stories.) hainan chicken was aces. a really nice spot to sit and watch the street, though.
ana's issan - gorgeous spot. the dinner was, by all accounts, delicious, although I didn't get to enjoy half of it thanks to the copious chilis that left my mouth quite numb throughout the night, and led to beer after beer trying to wash the pain away. from my notes, the sausage with green chilli peppers was amazing -- but dear *** please try and avoid the whole green chillis deep inside the sausage. deep fried sea bass with thai spices and chilli sauces was gorgeous. the roadside chicken wasn't very edible at all -- lots of neck, and bones -- but everyone at the table insisted it was normally amazing -- we got the last 1/2 chicken they had, so perhaps we just got the one they'd been planning to throw out.
suan lum night bazaar - still operating, and still huge. couldn't resist a mangos & sticky rice. swimming in coconut milk, and delicious, just as I'd remembered. (the thai cover singers with backup dancers on stage made it all the more fun.) (also stopped in for a little karaoke in the minibooths to whet my appetite.)
oriental hotel - desserts for mum's birthday. the mango with sticky rice was dreamlike... the most perfect I've had. tapioca balls in coconute milk with raspberry syrup -- first few bites were pure tapioca pleasure, but the glory petered out pretty quickly, and it became just a bowl on bits floating in coconut milk. but those first few bites? mmmmm.
single best dish of the few days there:
fried rice with chicken, at some two-table shop on charoen nakhon, north of taksin bridge. sorry I don't have a name, but it proves the old adage about BKK, that the best food you'll have will be a nameless shop on a busy street.
forgot a few restaurant names which I'll try to update with later...
next trip:
need to hit this polo fried chicken place -- you guys all seem to love it
rut & lek (soi texas? somewhere in chinatown)
khrua rommai (from post above)
yok yor marina (with floor show?)
soi pradit for breakfast
re: andy deemer
As you have confirmed, Bangkok's best is usually from the carts, stalls and small shops. But, finding the right spots can be a bit of a crapshoot!
MBK's 5th floor food court is "Fifth Avenue", an "international" food court designed for farangs and Thais with more money than sense. It sounds like you actually are describing the 6th floor court.
Polo Chicken isn't the most accessible, and in my opinion, no longer worth the effort.
If you are talking Lek Seafood, it's directly beneath the Chong Nonsi BTS platform.
re: Curt the Soi Hound
http://travel.nytimes.com/2008/01/06/... -- two weeks too late for me -- is a good food read.
re: andy deemer
just got back from a family visit in bangkok as well.
didn't get out to eat out as much as usual, but did get to khrua rommai and was disappointed. i sent a friend there last year who loved it, and it got raves here, so i was expecting a lot. my family usually goes to vientiane (the restaurant, not the town) for lao/issan, but i decided to try this instead.
anyway, it was good but not great. couldn't find the river prawns on the menu. the setting seemed nice, but the food took forever to come and my issan friend basically forbade me from ever going back because he was appalled by the length of time things took.
one caveat is that we got take out and it seemed like a really busy night and after waiting 45 minutes it was obvious we were getting impatient, so perhaps the cook rushed and didn't make things like she usually does. certainly they were very nice there. But as we were coming home my friend said "i can get better, cheaper, faster issan food at the stall on our soi" (sukhumvit 23). and you know what? he's right.
re: evening
"Chote Chitr must have some publicist! Its mentioned everywhere"
You'll find that many places pop up over and over.
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"Of course, we are confident that the case will be considered objectively in Europe. At the same time, political prisoners will not be released even under a judgment of the European court until this gang runs the country," the head of the central election headquarters of the united opposition, the first deputy leader of the Batkivschyna Party, Oleksandr Turchynov, said outside the building of the Higher Specialized Court for Civil and Criminal Cases in Kyiv on Tuesday, Aug. 21.
"Therefore, it will be possible to release prisoners, release Tymoshenko and release Ukraine only by winning these elections," he said.
The No. 1 on the list of the united opposition, Front for Change Party leader Arseniy Yatseniuk, supported his colleague that the ECHR's judgment could be fulfilled only after the opposition comes to power.
"Of course, the truth cannot be got in the so-called Ukrainian courts. The truth can be got only in Europe. But this is not enough. It's necessary to have power to ensure that the ECHR's judgment is fulfilled," he said.
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Barring major fraud conducted by the Party of Regions the Opposition are well on their way to achieving a majority in the Verkhovna Rada. Should this be the case, the release of political prisoners such as Yulia Tymoshenko and Yuriy Lutsenko must be coupled with other progressive legislation benefitting the vast majority of the people of Ukraine. Other controversial bills can be delayed for debate at a later date. In doing so Yanukovych will be hard pressed to veto legislation that requires his signature. Should he remain obstinate and decide not to cooperate with the VR he would face the wrath of the general public if he were to attempt to dismiss the Ukrainian Parliament. Interesting times lie ahead.
Sorry !! KHVYLIA........Yanko has it all tied up before any voting and the Ukraine people love the Mafia state they are in as they will vote for them again and again.....Lovley people but just want cheap gas.....can not look 5 years ahead......pity.....
My dear Gary, please don't take this the wrong way, but I believe your pessimism is clouding your judgement. First of all, there is no basis in fact to assume that the people of Ukraine love the mafia. Second, the people of Ukraine are no different from anyone else in the world in their desire to improve their lot in life. Where things are beginning to change is that more and more people have come to the realization that this will not occur with a POR dominated administration. A very good indication of that drift can be demonstrated in the most recent poll done by the Razumkov Center. In that poll a total of 46.5% of committed voters stated that they supported the major Opposition Parties. The Party of Regions were supported by 24.6% and the Communists by 9.4%. Unless there is massive fraud or if people don't show up to vote, the Government is in big trouble. It's just that simple.
Dear Khvylia
I very much hope that you are right. However there is a chance that P of R, which, of course, can no longer win a fair election or construct a parliamentary majority without fraud of some description, will use the candidates from the Majority Districts many of whom are "independents" to form a false majority without a genuine mandate. However, if the opposition has the largest share of the vote but is defrauded in this manner it will be an important moral victory. It's clear that Yanukovych has torn up the rule boo so things could get even nastier as he grips onto power because the wholesale theft and the destruction of the rule of law he has initiated expose him to the risk of retribution and, more hopefully, justice. Certainly a number of people connected to him, however undemocratic this may appear, will have to be excluded from the democratic process to protect Ukrainian democracy- an interesting paradox.
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The findings show that diabetes prevention is the key to reducing rates of diabetes-related deaths among all postmenopausal women, according to the University of Massachusetts Medical School researchers.
They analyzed data collected from more than 158,000 women, average age 63, between 1993 and 2008. Diabetes rates were about 27 percent for blacks, 21 percent for Hispanics, 16 percent for Asians and 12 percent for whites.
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The study is the first to show that death risk among women with diabetes is similar in different racial and ethnic groups. But because diabetes rates are higher among black and Hispanic women, more of them die from diabetes-related conditions than Asian or white women.
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An essay on the revived Bretton Woods system
AbstractThe economic emergence of a fixed exchange rate periphery in Asia has reestablished the United States as the center country in the Bretton Woods international monetary system. We argue that the normal evolution of the international monetary system involves the emergence of a periphery for which the development strategy is export-led growth supported by undervalued exchange rates, capital controls and official capital outflows in the form of accumulation of reserve asset claims on the center country. The success of this strategy in fostering economic growth allows the periphery to graduate to the center. Financial liberalization, in turn, requires floating exchange rates among the center countries. But there is a line of countries waiting to follow the Europe of the 1950s/60s and Asia today sufficient to keep the system intact for the foreseeable future.
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SKY HIGH 2 Cast Members!
Warren Peace - Finds love with two people. One is a new cast member; the other is someone he thought he hated.
Lash - Is let out on potral, and good behavoir. He now has to live with Warren Peace. Finds love, and something new about himself. One loveis a new cast member; the other is someone he thought he hated.
Lyla Willams - Finds out Will's guilty pleasures...minor things.
Speed - Is let out on potral, and good behavoir. He now has to live with Warren Peace. Finds love with a new cast member.
Will Stronghold - Has to reveal his guilty pleasures.
Magenta - Falls in love.
Zach Braun - Finds new powers, and tell his long term crush how he feels.
Ethan - Finds love with a new cast member.
Penny - Breaks out of prison.
Gwen Grayson,a.k.a. Royal Pain, - Breaks out of prison.
Steve Stronghold, a.k.a. The Commander, - Gets a bit distant.
Josie Stronghold, a.k.a. Jetstream, - Suspects Steve is cheating.
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Coach Boomer, a.k.a. Sonic Boom, - Gets a really big boo-boo.
Ron Wilson, Bus Driver - The toxic waste wears off, and goes back to driving the bus for Sky High.
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Professor Medulla - Gets a lesson of his own.
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In a world of Super Heroes and Super Villans; two villans stand above the rest. WildK9 and ShadowPryo!I call them mom and dad. You see the most evil villans, but I see the most insane, thrilling, loving parents, ever. I mean I'm not thrilled to be the child of the two greatest villans, but I still love them; plus sometimes it can be fun. The ever thrilling chase!
I know, I'm strange, but that's your problem.Also; if you think that's strange; get this,my uncle is Steve 'The Commandor' Stronghold, my aunt is Joise 'Jetstream' Stronghold, and my cousin is Willam-Will for short-Stronghold. With me being only a year younger then Will; we get along, but our dads don't. It's like World War 3...super style...only worse!
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Chapter 94 Reviews
Dad Issues
"Hi sweet pea." Dad started off smoothly. The boys tilted their heads. "H-Hi Dad…" I said sounding calm although on the inside I wasn't calm at all. "I watched you perform tonight. I never knew you wanted to be a singer." his words were stupid. "Well I've told you before." I replied. "Really? Huh…I guess I just don't remember." he shrugged. I kept my hands below the desk, so no one could see them shaking. I noticed that the boys had tensed up. "Sorry to be a bother but could I talk to you privately?" he asked. "No you may not." Joe said clenching his mouth. "Ya Dad." I answered. Dad shot a glare at Joe and then walked away with me.
"What do you need Dad?" I asked as if this was just a normal conversation. "Well I seen you perform tonight and you were pretty good." he was still playing it off smooth. "Thanks. I didn't even know you were going to be here." I shrugged. "I was thinking about the last time we talked and we ended it kind of bad. I was just thinking that maybe we could restart. Maybe we could even be a team together, you the singer and me your manager." he offered. Just the thought of that made me want to vomit. "Uh no Dad. I already have a manager." I answered, leaving out my rude thoughts. "Oh…" he trailed off.
It was silent for a few moments. "So I'm guessing you don't love me anymore?" he said out of the blue. "Huh?" I was taken aback. "I'm guessing you don't love me anymore. I mean you obviously don't want me in your life." he spoke as if it was evident. "Dad…I love you." the words were true, but hard to say. "If you loved me then you would want me to be a part of your career." I knew my dad was a jerk but this? I couldn't say anything, I simply shook my head. "That's not true…" I finally spoke. "It is! You hate me!" he began to overreact.
I took in a breath. "Dad stop acting like this! I love you, I always have! But good God, for once think about someone other than yourself!" everything was pouring out, "You have never cared one bit about me, but now that I'm semi-sort of famous you want to be in my life! Its ridiculous Dad!" I yelled. "No. I am not being ridiculous! You are! Why do you always think I'm a bad person?" he demanded. "Because you are Dad." I whispered. "What?" his voice was arrogant. "You are a bad person. I love you, I really do, but you are a bad person." I spoke with confidence, something I had never done before.
My dad's face scrunched up in anger. "How dare you say that?" he began, "You are despicable." his eyes were cold. "Whatever Dad." I just rolled my eyes and began to walk away. "You were a mistake. Neither your mom or me wanted you." his words were harsh. "What did you say?" I turned back around. My dad had told me many times before that I was a mistake and he had never wanted me, but telling me that my mom didn't want me? That was too far. "You heard me." he held back a grin, he knew he had gotten to me. I walked over to him, "Mom had always wanted me." I took my hand and smacked his face. "Always." I repeated and turned away.
I thought it was done and over, but then he did something I never thought in my life he would do. He whipped me around and smacked me. The pain pricked my skin. "How dare you disrespect me?" he kept a hold on my wrist. Tears were welling up in my eyes but I held them in. "Answer me!" he yelled. "Never, ever, hit her." I heard Joe's voice. "Stay out of this!" he barked at Joe. "No, you stay out of this. Can't you see you've done enough damage to her? She finally gets back on top and you come and ruin everything. Do you really think that was a good thing to do?" Joe questioned. "Well…" my dad couldn't think of anything to say.
I winced as my dad's grip tightened. He had never physically hurt me, it had always been verbally or emotionally. Joe glanced at me and noticed. "Let her go and leave, or I will have you removed." Joe's voice stayed calm. "How are you going to make me little boy." Dad challenged. "Big Rob!" Joe called. I watched as Big Rob walked outside. Rob's face became alarmed. My dad dropped my hand. "One day you'll realize how badly you messed up." Dad gave one last threat and left.
I wanted to thank Joe, but instead I just fell to my knees. I began to sob. "Big Rob will you tell everyone to give us a moment?" Joe asked politely. "Yes." Rob's deep voice replied and then he went back inside.
I felt Joe's arms embrace me. He pulled me up on his lap as we sat on the ground. "Shh…" he whispered holding me. "Oh Joe…" I murmured through the tears. "Its ok Aubrey." he just held me tighter. I sobbed continuously, each sob only getting louder. I was completely vulnerable. Joe didn't say anything, he simply held me. Somehow he knew that words were pointless at the moment. I knew that we had been out there for an awfully long time, but I couldn't quit crying.
"I'm so sorry Joseph." the sobs began to slow down. "For what?" he asked. "For all of this. I didn't mean for it to happen." I clarified. "Aubrey, look at me." he tilted my chin to him, "It's not your fault. Nobody thinks that it is." he stared into my eyes. "Not just about tonight. I'm sorry that I told you I couldn't love you anymore, I'm sorry that I started talking to Kyle, and I'm sorry about this whole ordeal tonight too." I rambled about everything I was sorry for. He paused for a moment. "Aubrey I know why you said you didn't love me. If it had been the other way around I might've said the same. It's ok that you started talking to Kyle, I know that you were hurting and needed a guy. Lastly, tonight was not even near your fault. There is nothing you need to be sorry for." he wiped the last tear from my cheek.
I looked in his eyes. There was nothing insincere in them, there was only honesty. "Joe I want to work this out. I want us to be together again. It may take a little bit for me to get over everything that has happened, but I want to give us a second chance." I bit my lip. "Thank you. I've been wanting, no hoping, for you to say that. I can wait, all I want is to be with you." he smiled.
All had been done and said that was needed and now it was time to go back in. Everyone rushed up to me with worry on their faces. "I'm fine, a little shaken, but I'm fine." I assured everyone. I could tell that my mom wasn't completely convinced, but there would be time to tell her.
We were all heading back to the hotel. I was happy that we had a concert in Kansas City too. Mallory seemed to be very content. Mostly she stared at the Jonas Brothers or asked them every question her strange mind could think of. But I think that it was ok since the boys seemed to be enjoying her too. They laughed at her strange comments and of course they made her laugh, they made everyone laugh.
At last we were up in the hotel. We signed in and went up to our rooms. I had to say one of the many benefits of being with the Jonas Brothers was the really nice hotel rooms you got to stay in.
The look on Mallory's face when she seen her room was priceless. She even jumped up and down a few times. "This is my room?" she asked while jumping. "Yep Mals, this is your room." I laughed. "Awesome." she smiled and then quit jumping. "Well I'm going to bed so I'll see you in the morning." I hugged her goodnight and then went off to my room.
I heard a knock at my door. "Come in." I answered. My mom stepped into the room and sat down on my bed. "I just came in to say goodnight." she hugged me. There was a moment of silence. "Do you want to talk about tonight?" she finally asked. "Sure Mom." I nodded.
It was nice getting to talk to her in person. I knew it was a little bit pathetic, but I had missed my mom terribly. At the moment, it was almost like being at home when we would talk in my room. Even though what we were talking about wasn't a good thing, it still felt so nice to get to talk to Mom again. "I'm so sorry my bambina." she held me close. I knew that it hurt Mom as much as it hurt me. It had always been that way with Dad. "Its ok Mom." I smiled at her. She looked in my eyes to make sure I was telling the truth and then she said goodnight and went off to her room.
For awhile I just thought about it all. Everything had been so crazy tonight. The good news was that I had one more day with my mom and Mallory. I turned off the small lamp beside my bed and shut my eyes, too tired to stay awake.
I was so sorry about what Aubrey had to go through tonight, but at the same time I was ecstatic that she still loved me. She had said she wanted to wait until she was comfortable with being with me again, but there's this little idea that might work.
I continued to think about everything. "Oh crap." I whispered to myself. "Janelle." I shook my head. I began to pace my room. Janelle was a pretty and wonderful girl, but there was just no one that could be better for me than Aubrey. I had known all along that we were meant to be. Now the only thing I had to think of was how I could let Janelle down easy…
I dialed her number. "Hello?" a guy's voice answered. "Uh…is Janelle there?" I asked. "Who is this?" this time the guy's voice was a little angered. "Joe…" I replied. I heard the phone getting whipped around. "Joe?" it was Janelle. "Ya." I said. "Who was that guy?" I asked. "Um…well…you see…" she stammered over words. "He's my boyfriend. I'm sorry I didn't tell you, you see I thought he was still in France." she tried to explain herself. "Ok…" I was confused. "I'm sorry Joe. We can still…" I heard her walking and then a door shut. "be together." she finished her sentence. "Sorry to burst your bubble, but I kind of don't want to be with a girl that already has a boyfriend." I still couldn't believe this. "Oh…well fine. You know what Joe, you really aren't as great as I thought you were going to be." she hung up.
I began to laugh. I was expecting that I would hurt her feelings and then feel bad about it, but I mean come on, she had a boyfriend! At last my laughing went away and then I got into bed. Today had officially been the weirdest day ever.


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BOARDMAN — Approximately $20,000 was taken from the Midwest Money Center, 5021 Market St., at about 8:55 a.m. this morning.
A black male entered the business and demanded money. He took the money and then fled on foot, police said,
Police are currently at the scene.
This is a breaking news story. Watch Vindy.com for details.
Easy money that will probably buy drugs to resell at the first of the month.


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