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@randomknits Gorgeous and lovely!


Chicken strudel, mashed potato, broccoli and fancy pants purple carrots for my dinner. Courtesy of me.


@Lauren_lolly_ Nah, got ’em at Eveleigh Farmer’s Markets at @CarriageWorks last weekend. ๐Ÿ™‚


@venks79 Does it count as carbo-loading? ๐Ÿ˜› (NO BACKSLIDING, MISTER!)


Finally pulled the electric heater out of the closet. The cats are regarding it curiously.


@witty_knitter You forgot dipping it into ranch dressing. *drool* (The only food I miss from the U.S. is the really bad stuff, oddly.)


@randomknits Outback makes to pretense as to authenticity. In this case, Aussie means “rough & tumble and “giant portions.”


@randomknits @knitabulous USians also think we all drink Fosters too. Triumph of marketing over reality, really.


@thepurple8 I know. But we also don’t live like Croc Dundee either, which is image Outback sells. Rough men eat a lot, they think.


@bhmulder Well, that’s the irony. Outback is American, so it lets them pretend other countries do giant portions too.



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