...because sometimes it's nice to have something other than rice.
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I also eat a dish with rice almost every day! I love it when its done in all of our Caribbean ways but just today I considered ordering dumplings and beef stew for lunch:)
ReplyDeleteOurs was delicious!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice change, I'm sure. Have the girls always been fans of rice or did they have to learn after you first traveled? Just curious as I'm a picky eater and always wondered what I'd do in a similar situation.
ReplyDeleteAll of us have always liked rice. We ate it frequently back at home but not everyday as we do here! Just another way God prepared us for being here. The ironic thing is we buy USA rice here as it is better than the government rice and cheaper than the native rice. Who would have thought?!
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