Last night, I asked my husband’s favor to open the durian fruit for me. I was laughing since he can’t stand the smell of the durian fruit. He told me that I’m weird eating those rotten and stinky fruit. Well, he can’t stop me for eating my favorite fruit. We’re going to have trouble if he throws it out. Funny me! I was craving for this fruit for a long time now. Luckily, I found it inside the Chinese store. I’m sure my diet will be ruined for eating the whole fruit. I don’t want to waste anything especially food. How I wish we were near my sister’s house. She would surely eat anything I offer. Gosh! I still recall when I was still in the Philippines. We were having so much fun eating this fruit. My mom will give each one of us 2 pieces and we’re all very satisfied for that. Nobody in the family hates the smell and taste of this fruit. We all love it. Lol! Sigh! I missed them now.Friday, September 12, 2008
Stinky Durian
Last night, I asked my husband’s favor to open the durian fruit for me. I was laughing since he can’t stand the smell of the durian fruit. He told me that I’m weird eating those rotten and stinky fruit. Well, he can’t stop me for eating my favorite fruit. We’re going to have trouble if he throws it out. Funny me! I was craving for this fruit for a long time now. Luckily, I found it inside the Chinese store. I’m sure my diet will be ruined for eating the whole fruit. I don’t want to waste anything especially food. How I wish we were near my sister’s house. She would surely eat anything I offer. Gosh! I still recall when I was still in the Philippines. We were having so much fun eating this fruit. My mom will give each one of us 2 pieces and we’re all very satisfied for that. Nobody in the family hates the smell and taste of this fruit. We all love it. Lol! Sigh! I missed them now.Thursday, September 11, 2008
Are you a spoutwells type of soccer mom, or a breed all your own?
Guys, I just watched another episode of The Sproutwells family video. I was laughing by myself when I finished watching it. I just recall one of my friends whom I can describe as crazy soccer mom. Well, I can’t blame her to be so excited like that. She was just a typical mother who is very proud of her child. If I was in her shoes I probably yell and scream for my kids too. I don’t care what other people might say. As long as I never hurt other people and mind on their own business then everything would be fine. So I encourage you to visit and join Freshfunds.com today to start accumulating freshfunds points for prizes and charity donations. You’re not only supporting a charitable institution but you’ll live a healthy lifestyle as well. The following yummies can gain you points.
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Tuesday, September 9, 2008
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Monday, September 8, 2008
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Nectarin Fruit

Would you believe that I haven’t eaten nectarine fruit in my life? Yeah, you heard it right. I was a little bit curious about this type of fruit. I want to know what it taste like. Luckily, we went to the market today and purchase some fruits and vegetables. I bought different kinds of fruits such as mango, nectarine, grapes, durian and apple. I need to start filling myself with fruits and vegetables. It’s good for my health especially now that I was targetting to lose 10 lbs for the next month. I hope I’ll succeed to my weight goal. Anyway, I just eat one piece of nectarine and it was yummy. I found out that nectarine is a cultivar group of peach that has smooth, fuzz less skin. They belong to the same species as peaches. No wonder it taste like a peach too. However, nectarines are slightly smaller and sweeter than peaches, but with much overlap. The history of the nectarine is unclear; the first recorded mention in English is from 1616, but they had probably been grown much earlier within the native range of the Peach in central and eastern Asia.
