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Smokin' Wings & Southern Things Of Hawaii
Once upon a time in the land of the gathering place… There was a girl, named Hangryetta. She was not aware that she missing her “aloha”. It was a terribly busy week filled with meetings, homework, and a timely home fixer upper. She stomped around the hale (house) as if she was a dragon. She hardly said two words while dropping each keiki (child) off at school. At work she was the same. No mahalo (thank you) or great job to anyone or from anyone. The morale seems to be down everywhere she went. When each keiki (child) was ready to be picked up from school, no smiles, or greetings, just grumpy responses too. Hangryetta remembered she forgot to eat breakfast and she worked through her lunch. Is this why she is so irritable and feeling drained. Oh no! Herself and her family were missing the aloha spirit! In all her busy responsibilities she forgot to take something out for dinner. What will the family eat?
By Shayla D Cox5 years ago in Feast
Six and a Half Hours
Bastian leaned onto his left arm, coming off of it immediately while screwing up his face, with two pitched brows and one giant nostril hugged by his left cheek. He'd forgotten that his arm was sore from getting the first half of the Pfizer vaccine only two hours ago. His memory of daily events was straight up ‘early onset for dementia’ he and his sister would joke, as he could literally never remember anything unless it happened in his sweet spot, which was always ‘six and a half hours ago.’ Everything else that happened before or after felt like they were sucked into some inaccessible black hole.
By Matt Osmotherly5 years ago in Feast
Treat your taste-buds in Alpharetta, GA
Whatever you’re planning to do in Alpharetta, Georgia, getting to know more about this city will work up an appetite that will need to be satisfied. Nothing to worry about there, as there are plenty of delicious places to treat your taste buds in Alpharetta, GA. This shouldn’t come to you as a surprise as Alpharetta, Georgia, has been named one of the friendliest cities in the US. People are naturally curious and want to find out more about this city. Plenty of things will keep you busy in this town, and its location makes it the ideal Atlanta suburb. Close enough from the bustling city and everything a big city has to offer with a simple commute but with enough distance for a simple and peaceful suburban life with a small-town feel despite its growing population.
By Beni Restea5 years ago in Feast
Zombie Pizza Palace
We were hungry for more than brains as Annalisa and I set on our quest to find nourishment. It was dark and cold and as the wind twisted through the holes in our clothing we found ourselves tripping over the rags that were our jeans. We were dressed our best for the yearly zombie parade of 2012
By Karen Jorgenson5 years ago in Feast
For This Special Occasion I Took My Daughter to Dinner at the White House
After my kids dad died, one of the very best decisions I made was to institute “Date Nights.” Once a month each child scored one-on-one time with mom and we explored many low budget fun ways to enjoy each other’s company. Once in a while, usually upon reaching a milestone or having something special to celebrate, we would splurge and exceed our standard $10 budget.
By Maria Calderoni5 years ago in Feast
The Gallery.
Me and my mates go camping (or we did before Covid-19) for one night every summer. The last year we went was 2019 and our luck striked out; the sun was shining. In Ireland that's a big deal so we set off through a massive field till we reached a small bank beside the river. The eight of us camped and had a great night. It wasn't even that cold despite the lack of clouds. Our problems only arouse in the morning as we realised the giant field we'd walked through was now soaking wet and the grass was up to our knees in places. There was no way around it.
By Paul Heder5 years ago in Feast
Audacious Onyx
Those who see Chef Devon remember him. His figure denotes strength, but is gilded by the pleasing aspect of a gourmand. His eyes are deep set, the face tilting frequently to focus a ready attention - all framed by a long tumble of lite brown hair under an improbable and ever-present flat cap. The trimmings of a lively eccentric.
By Marshall Thomas 5 years ago in Feast
Tiramisu
The DelBello family is, quite literally, from the old country, namely the Jewish ghetto of Rome. There's big, jolly papa Shawn, with his deadpan humor and romantic accent, whose cuisine makes people groan and roll their eyes with joy. Sweet little Ana, wife of Shawn, takes care of the customers, two cute and very American kids and a huge brindle mastiff named Trump, all with quiet, smiling serentity.
By Anna Marie Biscotti Molloy5 years ago in Feast
