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Thank you.
So far "Everyday Life" has definitely been a theme of my praxis as well as the era -- grand plans made, life having different ideas, and ending up documenting what happens 'anyway'. (C'est la vie, indeed.)
I find that even the interaction of people on the Metro made this day a great experience, honestly.
(If I had remembered my own camera and) If it hadn't been an intrusive, please-Ma'am-put-that-away experience, I would have spent the day taking pictures of happy, calm Secret Service folks, MPs and volunteers as much as of revelers and fellow celebrants.
(I also wish I'd seen more of Spidere's Something Very Good; it seems to have gone pfft.) Dur, thx. :P
No, I haven't, but I like them. A lot.
Monkeys' brains, while popular in Cantonese cuisine, are not commonly found in Washington, DC.
Andouillette -- pig bowel sausage. Luckily I'm not eating mammals, currently.
Durian
Hákarl, aka putrefied shark, a traditional Icelandic food. Fairly much anything this list of foods eaten at Þorrablót .
For anyone brave enough to try. This caused me literal, rolling upon the floor paroxysms of laughter. Canine members of the household scampered over to lick me on the face and ask if it was time to call 911.
I so <3 'dog ball', and it's where my mind went with this, too.
Any Seattle 0 people involved in the making of this?
http://www.cakespy.com/2009/01/taking-it-to-sweet-cupcake-street-art.html
I've done this in my $localtouristmecca, but not in quite some time, and not with the current group of friendsnrelations I'm most likely to task with. I'm in.
I've eaten durian buns before, but never the fresh, raw, plain fruit. It's on my try list as well, partially because Andrew Zimmern has been unable to eat it, after three separate tries.
It doesn't scare me, but molded jello salad with stuff in it does. (Western congealed animal jello -- I've eaten Asian jellies and they don't squick me out as much as suburban, mid 20th century, American cookbook fare).
Perhaps:
Dr. Teeth of ...and the Electric Mayhem
Dr. Bunsen Honeydew ("We are working harder, so we can go home earlier!")
Dr. Everything'll-Be-All-Right (or, rather, the advice contra his advice)
Dr. Seuss
Dr. Moreau (“Not to run on all-fours; that is the Law. Are we not Men?”)
Dr. Frankenstein
Dr. Caligari