http://www.worldnextdoor.org/2009/04/culture-guide-learning-how-to-speak-like-a-local/ Seeing the world in a brand new way... Sun, 05 Feb 2012 03:19:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.worldnextdoor.org/2009/04/culture-guide-learning-how-to-speak-like-a-local/comment-page-1/#comment-653 Jo Nading Wed, 03 Jun 2009 17:11:44 +0000 http://www.worldnextdoor.org/beta/?p=273#comment-653 Hey Barry - I love the way you write. I've learned your style and can anticipate (most of the time) where you might be headed with your comments. Of course, that is only when I can almost imagine what you are seeing. Gotta admit that clinking hooves and ankles in a sauce that looks like runny blood and likely smells like some kind of "Indian pickling" - ...puke. No offense to the Indian culture - gotta be kinda like those hard boiled eggs soaking in pickled beat juice my aunt always had at Easter. Again - PUKE. At least those didn't clink. You are probably ready for pickled pig's feet - surely you can find a recipe, and I've seen those hooves packaged in the meat dept. Let me know how that goes! :-) Hey Barry – I love the way you write. I’ve learned your style and can anticipate (most of the time) where you might be headed with your comments. Of course, that is only when I can almost imagine what you are seeing. Gotta admit that clinking hooves and ankles in a sauce that looks like runny blood and likely smells like some kind of “Indian pickling” – …puke. No offense to the Indian culture – gotta be kinda like those hard boiled eggs soaking in pickled beat juice my aunt always had at Easter. Again – PUKE. At least those didn’t clink. You are probably ready for pickled pig’s feet – surely you can find a recipe, and I’ve seen those hooves packaged in the meat dept. Let me know how that goes!

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