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jrjones9933
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29 Jan 2017, 12:38 pm
29 Jan 2017, 12:38 pm
EclecticWarrior wrote:
the_phoenix wrote:
Froya wrote:
I have heard that when someone looses their loved one after a long life together, what they miss the most is the everyday conversation. To having someone to share there days experienses with. I wonder if that is why I like writing here about what I have planned for the day. I understand it's not much interessting to others to read, but if people don't read it, I don't know that 
Or if just one person reads it, that's enough.
So here we go. I hope to make a trip to the apartment today, but I'm not sure. For dinner I have planned something I haven't made before. It's very easy, since I'm not gonna make the meatballs from scratch, they are store bought. I wonder if they are any good. I had bought saus that was on offer, so now I have to make something that goes with the saus
Or if just one person reads it, that's enough.So here we go. I hope to make a trip to the apartment today, but I'm not sure. For dinner I have planned something I haven't made before. It's very easy, since I'm not gonna make the meatballs from scratch, they are store bought. I wonder if they are any good. I had bought saus that was on offer, so now I have to make something that goes with the saus
Norwegian meatballs ... that sounds good!
I went to a barbecued ribs restaurant after the art studio today.
I had ribs today too.
And now I'm enjoying the leftovers ...
29 Jan 2017, 12:44 pm
DataB4 wrote:
Froya wrote:
If I have a conversation with someone I can suddenly see that they seem a little sad (or something like that) and then I quickly think back of what I might have said wrong. Then I say what I think will fix it (make them look like they feel better) and that usually works.
Or their sadness might often have nothing to do with you at all.
29 Jan 2017, 12:47 pm
Froya wrote:
DataB4 wrote:
Froya wrote:
I'm in a bit of a dilemma. I don't want to let anyone in emotionally, and I don't want to get to close to anyone. I am alone most of the time. When I write here about what I'm going to do during the day, I feel a little less lonely knowing that someone has "seen" me.
That makes sense, but is that all you're looking for? When you put stuff out there then, you're not like me, waiting to see what happens next? That's how I feel when I throw out details about my life anyway.
That's so interesting. You pull back from the very thing I crave and live for and can't seem to get enough of offline.
My disconnection is my personal problem, not yours.
But your answer makes me see why people might not want to connect with me. No one person could ever be the cause, and certainly not a person on a forum. The most I could ever say about someone on a forum is that we didn't connect at that moment. That's it.
29 Jan 2017, 12:51 pm
Froya wrote:
the_phoenix wrote:
Froya wrote:
I have heard that when someone looses their loved one after a long life together, what they miss the most is the everyday conversation. To having someone to share there days experienses with. I wonder if that is why I like writing here about what I have planned for the day. I understand it's not much interessting to others to read, but if people don't read it, I don't know that Or if just one person reads it, that's enough.
So here we go. I hope to make a trip to the apartment today, but I'm not sure. For dinner I have planned something I haven't made before. It's very easy, since I'm not gonna make the meatballs from scratch, they are store bought. I wonder if they are any good. I had bought saus that was on offer, so now I have to make something that goes with the saus
Or if just one person reads it, that's enough.So here we go. I hope to make a trip to the apartment today, but I'm not sure. For dinner I have planned something I haven't made before. It's very easy, since I'm not gonna make the meatballs from scratch, they are store bought. I wonder if they are any good. I had bought saus that was on offer, so now I have to make something that goes with the saus
Norwegian meatballs ... that sounds good!
I went to a barbecued ribs restaurant after the art studio today.
Yes, they where surprisingly good! Not as good as homemade though, like my grandmother made them. Maybe I will try and make them myself one day, I could get the recipe from my aunt.
Omg a whole restaurant with barbecued ribs, that sounds awsome. I love ribs!
Yes, you should get the recipe for meatballs from your aunt. Homemade is the best. My German grandfather used to make homemade sauerbraten with potato dumplings, and potato pancakes.
Yes, Famous Dave's is the name of the restaurant, and they specialize in every type of barbecued ribs you can imagine, with chicken as well for those who don't like beef or pork. They also have a wide assortment of sauces right at the table ... everything from the mild Sweet and Zesty to the hot Devil's Spit. I prefer the mild. They also play traditional American "blues" music and have a moody, rustic atmosphere, only with modern TV screens showing the news and tornado chasers.
I have some Scandinavian ancestry way back in the family history, would have to double-check to see if it includes Norwegian.
Anyways, it's nice to meet you, Froya!
29 Jan 2017, 1:10 pm
the_phoenix wrote:
Yes, you should get the recipe for meatballs from your aunt. Homemade is the best. My German grandfather used to make homemade sauerbraten with potato dumplings, and potato pancakes.
Yes, Famous Dave's is the name of the restaurant, and they specialize in every type of barbecued ribs you can imagine, with chicken as well for those who don't like beef or pork. They also have a wide assortment of sauces right at the table ... everything from the mild Sweet and Zesty to the hot Devil's Spit. I prefer the mild. They also play traditional American "blues" music and have a moody, rustic atmosphere, only with modern TV screens showing the news and tornado chasers.
I have some Scandinavian ancestry way back in the family history, would have to double-check to see if it includes Norwegian.
Anyways, it's nice to meet you, Froya!
I had wished they had something like that in Norway, but as far as I know they don't. Maybe in Oslo, the capital of Norway. Yes, Famous Dave's is the name of the restaurant, and they specialize in every type of barbecued ribs you can imagine, with chicken as well for those who don't like beef or pork. They also have a wide assortment of sauces right at the table ... everything from the mild Sweet and Zesty to the hot Devil's Spit. I prefer the mild. They also play traditional American "blues" music and have a moody, rustic atmosphere, only with modern TV screens showing the news and tornado chasers.
I have some Scandinavian ancestry way back in the family history, would have to double-check to see if it includes Norwegian.
Anyways, it's nice to meet you, Froya!
A few years back they sold " American spare ribs" in the grocery store. They where frozen and came with some packets of a sweet barbeque saus. I enjoyd them so much. I think one box of ribs where suposed to be 2-3 portions, but I ate them all at once.
Nice to meet you too
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29 Jan 2017, 5:14 pm
DataB4 wrote:
That's so interesting. You pull back from the very thing I crave and live for and can't seem to get enough of offline.
My disconnection is my personal problem, not yours. But your answer makes me see why people might not want to connect with me. No one person could ever be the cause, and certainly not a person on a forum. The most I could ever say about someone on a forum is that we didn't connect at that moment. That's it.
My disconnection is my personal problem, not yours.
But your answer makes me see why people might not want to connect with me. No one person could ever be the cause, and certainly not a person on a forum. The most I could ever say about someone on a forum is that we didn't connect at that moment. That's it.Ok
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