Monday, July 8, 2013
PT and Tahini
This morning, waiting for the physical therapist:
While my mother went in to work with the therapist, I went grocery shopping at Walmart. Dinner tonight is steak fajitas with pico de gallo and guacamole; I had to pick up some onions and peppers and tortillas, a couple more avocados and a jalapeno.
As long as I was out, I tried to shop for dinner supplies for tomorrow. I wanted to make felafel to serve with hummus and pita. I found hummus and, after looking for felafel mix (I'm lazy, yes) I resigned myself to making my own from scratch. But wouldn't you know it: There is no pita to be found in this town. (My mother says she's seen it at Walmart, but I'm not convinced. I also tried the local grocery store, Peppers, with no luck.) And as for tahini? Pfft.
Did you ever used to watch Northern Exposure? Do you remember Ruth-Anne's little store, where people could walk in and magically find anything they wanted? Bug spray and snow shoes and arugula and maraschino cherries. Everything. I bet Ruth-Anne would've had tahini.
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I always wanted to go shopping at Ruth-Anne's shop. Now that I'm in Japan, I wish I could even more!
I'm not sure I've even had tahini...maybe a long time ago :-(, and pita bread? Not since the last time I was home.
Hi Helen! Right?! I loved Ruth-Anne's shop, too. I loved how people could walk in and say something like, "Do you have any hearts of palm?" And she'd say, "It's over on the shelf next to the creamed corn." Everything was next to the creamed corn or the green beans. Cracked me up!
How's summer treating you? Rainy season's going on about now, no? I don't envy you that!
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