Maybe I shouldn't be so self-centered... Lucy loves alot of people.
Girlfriend can cook!
When she brought everything to the table, she noted the origin of the recipes. IE: "this dish is from Taiwan...." etc.
And we couldn't stop eating. She has a dream of opening a family style restaurant and just cooking for the people she loves.
That's Lucy, top left corner of the table, short hair. She sure made a lot of happy faces at Chinese scripture study!
Even mine.
But then I knew she must love me when she brought me this daddy. Does Chocolate count as one of the 5 love languages?
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Do people think you're weird when you take pictures of food? I wonder if they think Americans just do that.
It all looks fantastic though. Yummy.
Chris has been thinking of China and Taiwan every single day for the last week or so. He wants to go there so badly. You might have some visitors sooner than you think, we are secreting for it...
Sure wish I had a great chinese cook to make me lunch today! How will you EVER come back and settle for May Garden, Suzanne? Are you ever coming back??
wow. i was blog hopping some friend of friends and got back to you! small world!
i love the cake, looks great. what a very fun party!!
Lucy is amazing! Love love love your cute mugshot in front of all that deliciousness!!
I really am so jealous. I don't think I have ever seen Asian food look so good. My mouth is watering just from seeing it. I can only imagine the smell and taste. You are so lucky!
Chocolate IS my love language so I say YES! It totally counts. When we lived in Portland Oregon, ie: berry heaven, we'd pick raspberries big enough to fit on your finger. Chris would melt some dark chocolate and fill the insides of the berries with it, cool them in the fridge and BAM... scrumptious, delectable, and I might add - always therapeutic - raspberry poppers! mmm.
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