Spaghetti squash and I still aren't friendly, but we're speaking. I tried this out a few nights ago and it tasted great. Try it next time you find yourself staring at one of these peculiar cylindrical plants.
one half spaghetti squash, roasted and peeled (see below)
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 onion, diced and chopped
2-3 cloves garlic, minced
1/4 tsp. ginger
1 tbsp. red...
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one half spaghetti squash, roasted and peeled (see below)
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 onion, diced and chopped
2-3 cloves garlic, minced
1/4 tsp. ginger
1 tbsp. red...
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admitourmistakes:
I just wanted to thank you again for your recommendations. I really appreciate it. I loved the apartment you recommended but no dogs over 20 lbs. Thanks so so much for taking the time to help out.
temper:
Thanks. 
Aaaaand yet another year comes to a close.
Merry Christmas, all you merry Christians.
For those interested, my other blog at http://cirroc.blogspot.com/ is updated far more frequently than this one.
Merry Christmas, all you merry Christians.
For those interested, my other blog at http://cirroc.blogspot.com/ is updated far more frequently than this one.
lorensoth:
Thank you for your advice Oddly enough I like to think it was to help with her own grief, because in that strange way it would somehow be helping her feel better /sigh
Oddly enough I like to think it was to help with her own grief, because in that strange way it would somehow be helping her feel better /sigh
sleeveboy:
You're welcome! I try.
Today I talked to a woman who was having trouble with the county animal control department. She was outraged that they would try to take her dogs away. The cops booked her on animal cruelty charges, too.
She has 29 dogs.
I usually refrain from judging my clients when they walk in the door, but in this case I couldn't help but think that she...
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She has 29 dogs.
I usually refrain from judging my clients when they walk in the door, but in this case I couldn't help but think that she...
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sleeveboy:
Well, she did have 29 of them.
lizaeth:
Merry Christmas! 
The DS has gripped its talons into our household and refuses to let go. My girlfriend is utterly addicted to Nintendogs. Simpler than Pokemon, yet even more insidious, your pretend dogs actually STARVE and grow to hate you when you fail to take care of them every single day. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy tossing the frisbee and running the obstacle course with my...
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Guitar Hero. Wow. Holy shit.
Totally lives up to the hype. I was in on the whole DDR fad briefly, it was fun, but never really got that deep into it. Guitar Hero, though, is more accessible, easier to jump into. It's easier to whip out the guitar controller and jam to a couple tracks than it is to clear out space on the floor,...
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Totally lives up to the hype. I was in on the whole DDR fad briefly, it was fun, but never really got that deep into it. Guitar Hero, though, is more accessible, easier to jump into. It's easier to whip out the guitar controller and jam to a couple tracks than it is to clear out space on the floor,...
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liante:
I'm terrified of that possibility.
Not that I doubt you, because I'm sure it's true, but to me that means something else even more horrible must seep in to fill the same brainspace. Ugh.
Not that I doubt you, because I'm sure it's true, but to me that means something else even more horrible must seep in to fill the same brainspace. Ugh.
On Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (PSP)
This and Gunstar Super Heroes (GBA) are the only two games I've played for the past two weeks (aside from a couple sessions of Warcraft III earlier this week). Equal parts obsession and anomie are to blame. On the one hand, these games are both fucking amazing, for different reasons. On the other, I just feel burned...
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This and Gunstar Super Heroes (GBA) are the only two games I've played for the past two weeks (aside from a couple sessions of Warcraft III earlier this week). Equal parts obsession and anomie are to blame. On the one hand, these games are both fucking amazing, for different reasons. On the other, I just feel burned...
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A short, but unusually prosperous week for our office. I'm looking forward to this extended weekend, during which I hope to address all or some of the following tasks:
-A friend has sent me some short stories to review. I find this exceptionally hard to do now that I've gone through law school -- everything strikes me as unnecessarily florid and fancy. It's harder now...
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-A friend has sent me some short stories to review. I find this exceptionally hard to do now that I've gone through law school -- everything strikes me as unnecessarily florid and fancy. It's harder now...
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Thinking about the riots in Paris reminded me of something: I need a cause.
I think that's what my life is lacking right now.
I've got a decent job, an awesome girlfriend, and a house in a nice city. I suppose you might say that criminal defense is a cause in itself (perhaps even a lost cause). But my job is a business just like...
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I think that's what my life is lacking right now.
I've got a decent job, an awesome girlfriend, and a house in a nice city. I suppose you might say that criminal defense is a cause in itself (perhaps even a lost cause). But my job is a business just like...
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Obligatory first blog entry:
Hi, my name is Eric. I live in Tucson. I started this blog in hopes of meeting some cool people in the Tucson area to hang out with. Having recently finished law school, and had the unfortunate luck of our close friends moving out of state, my friend base has dwindled.
Such is the peril of growing older, I suppose.
Anyway,...
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Hi, my name is Eric. I live in Tucson. I started this blog in hopes of meeting some cool people in the Tucson area to hang out with. Having recently finished law school, and had the unfortunate luck of our close friends moving out of state, my friend base has dwindled.
Such is the peril of growing older, I suppose.
Anyway,...
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