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27 minutes ago, AlaMoi said:my grandmother and I ate well together.
I love your food preferences. When my grandson was little, he would eat anything and he and I loved to go together to find the different foods. And we loved to hunt out the little hole-in-the-wall restaurants and get to know the interesting people that made these things. We lived in Seattle where there were hundreds of them. He's 44 now and has a very versatile food pallet. I'm sure that he would eat hakarl.
21 minutes ago, AlaMoi said:my grandmother and I ate well together.
I love your food preferences. When my grandson was little, he would eat anything and he and I loved to go together to find the different foods. And we love to hunt out the little hole-in-the-wall restaurants and get to know the interesting people that made these things. We lived in Seattle where there were hundreds of them. He's 44 now and has a very versatile food pallet. I'm sure that he would eat hakarl.
