I went to an Easter potluck today hosted by the ever-gracious Lee family here in Prince George. There was no shortage of great food and fun. I brought chicken and pineapple fried rice, which I spent the greater part of my afternoon preparing. I also took a lot of photos, none of which I can edit because I won’t have any software to edit it with until after April 25th. Bah.
So a few things I learned today:
- The value of a good set of kitchen knives
- I hate dicing carrots
- I still love photography
- The Cadbury bunny clucks at you
- Jewish people can’t eat ham
- I need to get to know more Non-Asian Christian families so I can eat more of their food
- I rock the Asian poses pretty hard
- It’s nice to be able to relax and be myself and not worry about what everyone else thinks
Life is good and I have the God man Jesus to thank for it.
Happy Easter, ya’ll.
- v33, the Queen of Understatements
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It's not that Jews CAN'T eat ham; it's just that, according to the Old Testament, they SHOULDN'T. Followed by Orthodox Jews, but all the ones I know love their bacon.
Hahaha, I gotcha. I just mentioned that one because the one Jewish guy at the potluck asked if there was any ham in fried rice I made. They're also boycotting yeast for the week for the Passover. Strict stuff, man.
You have no idea. In truly Kosher houses/kitchens, milk and meat have to be kept separate. Like, not at the same meal, not in the same time frame, not even (in extreme cases) in the same kitchen!
I figure if God didn't want milk and meat mixed, he wouldn't have put them both in the same animal!