RANDOM... Talk about basically anything.
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For lunch :
I had Pomodorino tomatoes, microwaved black Cypriot olives (20 sec), Roquefort cheese (which my wife brought back from a day trip to France), Cypriot bread with sesame seeds (from my TC Bakery in Welling) a few slithers of Emental cheese and some baby Kos Lettuce. That was very nice. My colleagues went to a KFC. Poor sods.  |
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| Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2008 1:18 am |
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| Spanish_spinne |
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Tomorrow (1st may) in the afternoon I'll land Larnaca after 4 years !!!!
I cannot wait to be back !!! |
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| Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2008 1:27 am |
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| KezziH2 wrote: |
Hey  It's good to see someone who loves their culture n stuff. being in northern ireland is alright. maybe one day in the future new york. one day australia. one day cyprus for sure.
i am quarter jamaican, have u met any jamaicans over there?
GG i'm not being rude so i'm not but are u a young person aged between 18 - 30? |
sorry Kezzi, i'm an old geizer.... but young in spirit!
i used to buy my pot from a jamaican. that was before my lung surgery. since then, i prefer breathing. |
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| Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2008 11:24 am |
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| it's good to see someone who is alot older than me but is young in spirit. good for you GG. |
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| Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2008 11:31 am |
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| denizaksulu wrote: |
For lunch :
I had Pomodorino tomatoes, microwaved black Cypriot olives (20 sec), Roquefort cheese (which my wife brought back from a day trip to France), Cypriot bread with sesame seeds (from my TC Bakery in Welling) a few slithers of Emental cheese and some baby Kos Lettuce. That was very nice. My colleagues went to a KFC. Poor sods. |
Not too much cheese I hope there Deniz.
Watch that cholesterol level! 
Bubbles x  |
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| Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2008 11:41 am |
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| tessintrnc |
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| webbo wrote: |
| denizaksulu wrote: |
For lunch :
I had Pomodorino tomatoes, microwaved black Cypriot olives (20 sec), Roquefort cheese (which my wife brought back from a day trip to France), Cypriot bread with sesame seeds (from my TC Bakery in Welling) a few slithers of Emental cheese and some baby Kos Lettuce. That was very nice. My colleagues went to a KFC. Poor sods. |
Not too much cheese I hope there Deniz.
Watch that cholesterol level!
Bubbles x |
I envy Denis his roquefort (my favourite) but not the emental (yuk) I had olive bread and cacik (tzatziki) with a salad.......... |
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| Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2008 12:10 pm |
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| boomerang |
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My wife cooked bizzeli giaxni (pea stew) tonight with potatoes and beef...Cypriot style in the pressure cooker...and I love it...
especially with the old lady's easter bread... |
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| Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2008 12:21 pm |
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| denizaksulu |
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| webbo wrote: |
| denizaksulu wrote: |
For lunch :
I had Pomodorino tomatoes, microwaved black Cypriot olives (20 sec), Roquefort cheese (which my wife brought back from a day trip to France), Cypriot bread with sesame seeds (from my TC Bakery in Welling) a few slithers of Emental cheese and some baby Kos Lettuce. That was very nice. My colleagues went to a KFC. Poor sods. |
Not too much cheese I hope there Deniz.
Watch that cholesterol level!
Bubbles x |
Thanks webbo/bubbles for your warning. Thankfully my ldh/hdh levels are well proportionate and very good. I make my Roquefort go a long way because of the salt content and only slivers of the Emental.
Isnt it lovely, I wish that all Cypriots would show such concern over each others well-being. The CyprusForum would have been a less miserable place. |
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| Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2008 12:36 pm |
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| tessintrnc |
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Glad your cholesterol levels are ok Deniz, my friend has high cholesterol and only eats very low fat stuff, I would rather a smaller portion of the "real" thing than a big piece of tasteless "light", wouldn't you?
Tess |
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| Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2008 1:12 pm |
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| denizaksulu |
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| tessintrnc wrote: |
Glad your cholesterol levels are ok Deniz, my friend has high cholesterol and only eats very low fat stuff, I would rather a smaller portion of the "real" thing than a big piece of tasteless "light", wouldn't you?
Tess |
Agreed. Like that I can eat everything I like, within reason. |
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