on the topic of eating out now that i'm back "on program":
hessie: i just have to train everyone to eat sushi 'cause i can eat lots of that for very few points. =)
Dor: good luck with that.
hessie: yeah, i'll need it.
Dor: you shouldn't even be allowed to say you eat sushi, since you don't eat the raw fish and you only eat a subset of the other stuff.
Dor: there should be a different word for that.
hessie: i eat some of the raw fish!
hessie: well, the partially cooked fish.
Dor: new word.
Dor: hushi.
Dor: heather's sushi.
hessie: hah
hessie: perfect.
Dor: get people to eat hushi and you might do better.
you know that i'm always up for sushi (or your hushi!). i could eat it everyday.
Me too, if you're interested in meeting new people! And I even live on your side of the water/bridge! :-)
now, you know i'm always up for [s][h]ushi. i'm at text/call away! i'm so down for that. maybe that was a bit geeky doing the word up in regular expression hehe.
Mmm...hushi :) Count me in.
The hushi sensation is sweeping the continent!
it certainly does seem that way.
I'm up for it too. This jushi just isn't working out.
I'll hushi with you anytime!
The night before I left for Japan, I threw a farewell party for the boys (strangely, I don't think there were any girls present) at one of the boys' places where I spent the last two or three days before hopping on the plane.
That night, I invented rushi. I had some nori left among the cooking supplies (that's the green algae stuff your cucumber sushi comes wrapped in), and -- that sort of party being that sort of party -- there were spaghetti to go with the beer. Now! I took a bunch of freshly cooked spaghetti, rolled them in nori, and chopped the roll into mouthfuls: instant rushi!
I was mighty proud of the innovation, but when I told the little Japanese lady about it, she went like, "Bah, nothing new."
Now that you mention sushi tweaks, it occurs to me that I have yet to see spaghetti rolled up in nori and cut into mouthfuls, and, Bob be my witness, I've spent a couple of years in this country.
I'll need to talk to the little lady about this. I'm not getting credit.