'You never knew my mother, but you are lucky - you get to taste her best recipes, through me,' boyfriend Maiyuu told me.
Maiyuu last night made a dish of stuffed squid, just like his mother used to make it.
His mother, who was a terrific cook, used to make it when Maiyuu was a boy.
Maiyuu remembers how good it tasted, and last night set about making the dish himself.
In the afternoon, we went to the Central department store on Rama 3 to buy the ingredients.
Maiyuu says our local Tops supermarket did not have everything he needed. He cycled down there in the morning to buy the squid from a fresh market opposite. He bought the mince, coriander and other things he needed at the Central supermarket.
Like the Tops supermarket, the one at Central is also within walking distance, as Maiyuu discovered yesterday. We argued while I was there, which resulted in him having to walk back alone. He had run out of money to get home, and stormed off before I could give it to him.
I went home by taxi, while he walked. He turned up 10 minutes after me. We argued again, he locked himself in his room, but within another two hours, it was over.
Before making the stuffed squid dish in the evening, he whipped up a Mexican tortilla for us each. Those ingredients also came from the supermarket at Central.
Why did we argue? After finishing at the supermarket, we walked around the shops on the upper floors.
Maiyuuu reckons I was walking in a daze, which annoyed him. I told him I would window-shop in any manner I chose - dazed, fully alert, or whatever.
As I say, we put that argument behind us. It just wasn't worth dwelling on.
8 comments:
ReplyDeletekopichai21 April 2009 at 01:41
I think what makes yours and Maiyyu's life more interesting is the constant arguing and then making up. As long as you make up, its ok I guess. My mum and dad used to argue and quarrel but at the end of the day, everything will be forgotten and they lived rather happily together for over 40 years!
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Bkkdreamer21 April 2009 at 06:16
The arguing is not fun at the time, but we both know that eventually we are likely to make up.
The alternatives are few. Maiyuu leaves home to stay at a temple? I quit my job and go back overseas?
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BODYholic21 April 2009 at 07:43
The stuffed squid with pasta looks yummy. I also love Vietnam style stuffed squid.
Vietnamese stuffed squid soup
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Bkkdreamer21 April 2009 at 17:13
BODYholic: Thanks for the recipe. I shall show it to He Who Wears The Apron.
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sk21 April 2009 at 19:15
What kind of gay are you? Walking in a daze while shopping? Unthinkable! ;P I kid, you're not the type given that Maiyuu does your shopping for you eh.
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Kevo3321 April 2009 at 19:37
Squid isnt my forte :(
However i sometimes think arguing just for the sake of making up is fun hehe
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Bkkdreamer21 April 2009 at 20:06
I have removed the section in this post on the row over Miss California standing up for traditional marriage.
I have also delted those comments from readers which related to the topic.
I am sorry for the deletions, but if I kept it there, I would be obliged to follow the row to a conclusion.
Today when I checked the net, I saw the row has escalated further. It starting to look ridiculous...conservatives have seized on her remarks to back their cause, while the event's organisers no longer want to know the girl, as her remarks do not fit their gay-marriage agenda, and risk alienating sponsors.
American politics are too head-buttingly frustrating for me to bother wasting time covering that nonsense. Sorry onece again to readers who left comments.
You are welcome to leave your views on gay marriage, should the topic come up again...just not here, as I do not want to continue coverage of the Miss Califormnia row.
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Kevo3322 April 2009 at 15:29
"American politics are too head-buttingly frustrating for me to bother wasting time covering that nonsense."
Try living with it around you 24/7....
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