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Bingo! Yes, it was her. I loved her art and especially her self-portraits. When I was in undergrad school, my professor had a hard on for her and her husband and talked about them all the time.

Well, Oprah's book club read a book about her. Is that what you were talking about?

Yes, I have. This recipe was from a Spa I go to in Utah. I love the place. Check out their site. It is am amazing week get away right at the foot of Snow Canyon.

It is very surreal that she looks so much like her isn't it?

nope. Sorry, try again. What a hint?

It was available for Rent on ITunes and I watched it. It was a great movie if you like documentaries. I really loved it from beginning to end. It gave me a nice sense of what that time period was like. I'd have loved to have on that bus!

I think Bert and Ernie should wait until after the election to get married.

Here is a photo of a famous person. Who is it?

Sure, happy to do that. (If I can remember. I easily forget things at times. But, I will try my darnedest)

Char Grilled Wild Salmon with Apple Avocado Pico De Gallo on Sweet Warmed Cole Slaw with Lime Citronette (Serves 4) Ingredients: 4 pieces 4 oz. salmon 1 cup cole slaw (recipe below) 1/4 cup apple avocado pico de gallo (recipe below) Lime citronette (recipe below) Directions: Char grill salmon. Place on 1 cup warmed slaw. Top with ¼ cup apple avocado pico de gallo. Drizzled with 2 Tbsp. lime citronette. Sweet Warmed Cole Slaw Ingredients: 3 cup shredded green cabbage 1/2 cup shredded carrot 1/4 cup apple cider vinegar 1 Tbsp. agave Directions: Mix apple cider vinegar and agave well. Mix with cabbage and carrot. Heat to order in sauté pan. Apple Avocado Pico De Gallo Ingredients: ½ cup apples, diced small ½ cup avocados, diced small ¼ cup red bell pepper, diced small 1 tsp. lime juice 1 tsp. chopped mint Directions: Mix all ingredients well and refrigerate. Lime Citronette Ingredients: 2 Tbsp. lime juice ¼ cup fresh spinach 1 tsp. agave ¼ cup canola oil 2 Tbsp. pure olive oil Salt & pepper to taste Directions: Puree first three items. Slowly add oils to emulsify. http://www.redmountainresort.com/blog?=newsletter_081011_DA

Stop 3: Bangkok Burger Company Thonglor Soi 10 Thonglor, Bangkok I have been watching Bangkok Burger Company on Facebook and I liked their attention to detail and I wanted to try this out. Tonight was opening night. They had a few practice runs in the last 4 or 5 days and I was invited to them but couldn't attend. So, we went to check this place out. First, if you turn onto Thonglor from Sukhumvit Road and then turn onto Soi 10, you are right at the place. It is about 10 stores into the soi and on the 2nd floor of one of the buildings. The place is very well decorated and once again, attention was paid to detail. The menus were great and had one side English and one side Thai. The tables were comfortable and the place was very cozy. It is not a huge place and I would think about 50 people could sit inside. The have an extensive menu of burgers and many variations. They also change the specials from week to week. There was a group of 4 of us and we all had different burgers. They have regular size which is 100 grams and large which is 160 grams of beef. I suggest the larger one. They also have real milkshakes made from Ice Cream. They were tasty. The hamburgers were delicious. The boys loved them and so did the falangs. The fries were very good as well. The meat was seasoned very well and the buns were hot and fresh. The 2 Thai boys gave the place a 5 out of 5. The two falangs gave it a 4.5 our of 5. So, overall, we give it a 4.75 out of 5. That is pretty damn good considering it was opening night and they are new. I could not complain about the food at all. It was great tasting and reasonably priced. We spent about 500 baht each for food and drinks but we also had desert and milkshakes and beer. The owner is a very nice man who came over and ask our opinions and really seemed interested in knowing what we thought of the place. As I told him, it was fantastic. I would gladly recommend this place to anyone to visit. It was one of the best burgers I have had in Thailand. I have attached a print out and they said if you print this out and take to them that you will be 20 percent off during the month of August. That is 20 percent off the entire bill. My goodness, I think a great deal. Bangkok Burger Company is on my list of visits every time I visit Bangkok! YUMMY! BangkokBurger.pdf

Congrats to a great money maker for Take Care! It seems to have been a very successful night. I am sure it took a great deal of work and time on the part of many people. I am happy it was so successful for all involved. Keep up the great work!

What browser are you using with your Apple? And, did you upgrade to Lion?

I have a thing for people with braces. And, tats. So, give me a nerdy homeboy!

I like Marko and the two girls. I don't think Tad will win and would be disappointed if he did. I think a few of the judges really like him but this is America's vote. Don't you think a lady will win?

No decision has been made yet. But, why on earth would there be a partial exodus for combining the forums? I just don't understand that at all.

This show is very well done and keeps you waiting for the next episode week after week. This week's show was great and I love the new characters they brought in this season.

I usually go to Alabama and Tennessee to visit relatives in the summer and we always take a trip to the Mennonite farms. They have great vegetables to sell and my Aunts really love going from farm to farm to buy the goods. I always enjoy the after product of fresh squash, fried okra, turnip greens, potatoes, tomatoes, onions, etc. When you have great fresh veggies mixed with good Southern cooking, you have a fabulous summer day!

Yes, it does help keep my data more secure. My account was hacked at Sony and I changed all the accounts. With one breach, it is easy to go about getting other information. That one was made public. Most are not. So, I still think a good idea to change most of your passwords on a regular basis.

Moses was right in most of his suggestions. It was very kind of him to offer this. Moses is apparently a programmer and was trying to them them out.

Thank you for that history lesson. It will make me reconsider my anger when my taxi driver goes the wrong way. My BF always has to be the interpreter as I know the short and fast way to get most places I want to go so I tell him where I want the driver to turn. If he is not with me, I just sit back and moan.

I think important to change passwords every few months for all your sites. That is only my recommendation. It only takes a few hours to do this and it will keep you more secure.

Our of curiosity, do you tip taxi drivers in Bangkok for a short in town trip? If so, what do you tip? Do you think Thais tip taxi drivers?

I have written over 100 reviews on trip advisor and I use it whenever I go to a new city. I look at the review and if the review is from a newbie, I pass by. If a review is from someone established with reviews from a variety of hotels, I give weight to that review. Sorry, but I never read a review from someone with only one or two posts. I find them irrelevant to the site and to me. If someone is serious about the reviews, they can do more than a few reviews. I get lots of questions based on my reviews and I always answer. I also will ask questions when I am going to travel. I do have a long Crown Plaza Bangkok story I'll post when I get time and it really told me the weight management puts into reviews and they really try to vet the bad reviews.

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