Never the less,
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For starters, we had curry croquettes, and cheese on crackers. (Their cheese selection is absurd.) I marinaded some lamb leg cutlets in a ginger-horseradish terikyaki, and made garlic mashed potatoes and baby bok-choy with shoyu.
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Whole Foods is quite a phenomenon - the place is always packed, which is maybe not such a big surprise for Venice. Still, while walking around in there, I can't help not wanting to eat everything I see. It all looks so good! (Tonight we're making skewers of pepper and various hand-made sausages, with grilled giant shitaake mushrooms with blue cheese crumbles and balsamic vinaigrette. ) Anyway, the crowd is fairly predictable for a Whole Foods...but as evidence of the ancillary purpose to which some shoppers are obviously putting it, one young woman was wandering the vegetable aisle in a bright red t-shirt that read "Single - and playing the field!" So I guess people really do meet in the vegetable aisle? (Which is more like a vegetable football field, here...) Given that we tend to amuse each other quite a bit,
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The world has failed to explode, however. Now we need only wait until the 21st of October, when they actually collide those large hadrons.