http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqGQ72bre30
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~ DJ down over 200 this morning. Hmmm.
A Santelli Tea Party might be the
skin in the game.
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~ 5ive more of the
Fifty Habits of Highly Successful People
source:: Lifehack May 12, 2008
26. They become exceptional by choice.
27. They work through the tough stuff that most would avoid.
28. They have identified what is important to them and they do their best to live a life which is reflective of those values.
29. They have balance. They know that money is a tool and ultimately, it’s just another resource.
30. They understand the importance of discipline and self-control.
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~ and a peek at the AsianFoodGrocer.com blog:
“This pup taking a bath in golden curry
http://www.pjlighthouse.com/2007/01/31/yummy-creative-rice-art/

Adrants.com. " By law, everyone should get rid of those unsightly black tire covers and roll with this. Warning: this is not an actual sushi roll. Please refrain from chasing the car or you might get run over. "

Rice Patty Art
Pink Tentacle.
… I recently stumbled upon the Asian Food Grocer, & am ordering an assortment of Japanese food that is not available close to home. Plus, the AFG’s prices beat the few stores around here that offer some Asian fare. I will be visiting their blog regularly for great food tips, interesting links, and smiles. http://www.asianfoodgrocer.com/
~ Everyone stay safe, keep on truckin’, & have a great weekend.
b.q.
~ Martial Arts in our lifetime:: In the past, I enjoyed seeing young C.F. take Aikido with Dad. We were so proud of Dad, getting his black belt in Aikido, at age 70. He also had a black belt in Judo. He was a Sensei for both Judo & Aikido. With his insistence, I was in the first Girls’ Judo class at the SFV Japanese American Community Center, back in the ‘60’s. I’ve beamed watching all 4 of my Girls excel in Karate + Kickboxing. I’ve seen my youngest daughter break boards in a Karate exhibition. Back in the day, I helped my brother, Dr B, when he came home with a broken collar bone from Judo (twice!). Last year, he was awarded his black belt in Karate. My Grandfather was taken away by the F.B.I. on Dec.7, right after Pearl Harbor was attacked. They thought he, & my sweet 5 ft. Grandmother, were subversive, because he had a successful Kendo Dojo in Huntington Beach, & was a community leader. They were so wrong. He had the honorable strong blood of a Samurai running through his veins… not the filthy weak blood of a subversive.