Okay Bear, you have your very own suitcase here. Filled with::
180 yellow and white tortillas
1 package of corn husks
Fresh tomatillos
Fresh Green and yellow chilies
1 package of pasilla ancho chili pods
8 bloody avocados (which take up more room than anything)
3 packets of Mexican desserts
4 pa ckets of assorted Mexican spices for enchiladas, tortilla, mundo and something else I can not spell
and 1 4 pound bag of ground masa flour, so you can make your own thing
Right, so now after that I will have an empty suitcase, my kids have asked me to bring back
1 Fish, preferably alive
1 of of those big white birds in Bears photos
1 Thomas the Tank engine
Assorted Rocks of different colours
Sea Shells, but only conchs as that is what they like. (yeah, ummmm)
And 1 stick for the dogs to play with.
So we will get right on that when I arrive , all right Bear, lolololololgroanlololol
That should make it interesting for security at the airport. ;o)
BTW, do you REALLY want me to make menudo? Someone want to explain what that is?
R.
The soup menudo is a traditional Ecuadorian & Mexican dish; a frequently spicy soup made with tripe. It is often thought of as a cure for a hangover, and is traditionally served on special occasions or with family. Straight from wikipedia.
Still alive, but then she ain't arriving at the aeropuerto for 9 more hours. I'll have to go to bed soon, so I can make the trek over with my eyes open. It's roughly a 2-hour drive; I'm sort of as out-in-the-sticks as you can get and still be in the Northeast Urban Corridor. From Cape Cod to providence is a little more than an hour, given normal traffic, but from where I actually AM on the Cape to the bridge OFF the Cape is 30 minutes, and our friend timed her arrival to make me drive in rush hour traffic, so...
I wonder if she's packed yet? Juliet, are you sleeping? Getting your rest? Probably not, she has to be at the airport midnightish her time... I bet she falls asleep in the Jeep and misses the whole drive :-)
