[DramaRani]

Originally Posted by silvermalaikah

my sister's class is having a valentine's party at school. we never had that kind of stuff!
i asked her to save all the chocolate for me, hehe (which i'm sure isn't gonna happen!)

I'm going to a V-day party at my old internship. I hope the kids made cards for me .

[heba]

im hungry
and my hairs in a ponytail right now, which it never is, and its hurting A LOT
and i did kinda crappy on my exam today
andd

my sis is preggers with #3

this one will like me for sure!!!!!!! inshallah. lol

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Originally Posted by Salika

oh and about that cheese... I just remembered it was in the tofu section so I think the cheese was tofu based. But I'll double check when I go shopping insha'Allah this weekend.

yeah, definitely..I miss cheese

[iTz_NoT_Me_iTzZu]

ugh! I really need to study but everything seems more appealing to me right now than psych

[Bruinrab]

Originally Posted by DramaRani

I've been turned off by meat lately especially chicken. And no, I'm not pregnant. Its just that when I stare at or think about the way chicken is... you know like seeing the fibers of the meat, the strings... it makes me want to hurl. I can't believe I'm saying that because I really, really enjoy the awesome halal wings at Danish and Egyptian Pizza, but .

In high school, I dissected a cat. That experience totally put me off meat for a couple of years, because suddenly, even chicken suddenly started looking a lot like...cat.

Over time, I got over it. By the time I got to med school, cadaver dissection didn't bother me at all.


And this is really gross, but for the first few months after I started my period, I couldn't stand the sight of ketchup.

[ChotooMotoo]

Originally Posted by Bruinrab

In high school, I dissected a cat. That experience totally put me off meat for a couple of years, because suddenly, even chicken suddenly started looking a lot like...cat.

And this is really gross, but for the first few months after I started my period, I couldn't stand the sight of ketchup.

I think it's interesting how your brain conected these experiences with food. I've changed green diapers, but I never equated it to spinich or peas.

Oh, and today I ate steak, spagetti, and baby carrots for dinner. I made the steak really spicy too, so it was yummy.

[Bruinrab]

Originally Posted by ChotooMotoo

I think it's interesting how your brain conected these experiences with food. I've changed green diapers, but I never equated it to spinich or peas.

Oh, and today I ate steak, spagetti, and baby carrots for dinner. I made the steak really spicy too, so it was yummy.

Hmm, never thought about that. I just remember cutting the cat and thinking "Holy crap, this looks like the raw chicken before my mom cooks it! Gross!". And for the other one, I don't know how I made the leap (color/consistency? ).

[jaani]

I'm enjoying this at the moment!

~j

[Salika]

Dreyer's?

10chars

[jaani]

Originally Posted by Salika

Dreyer's?

10chars

yup

ten chars

~j

[Salika]

Originally Posted by jaani

yup

ten chars

~j

I mean.. like... what is it? Syrian "version" of Breyer's?

[DramaRani]

Originally Posted by Bruinrab

In high school, I dissected a cat. That experience totally put me off meat for a couple of years, because suddenly, even chicken suddenly started looking a lot like...cat.

Over time, I got over it. By the time I got to med school, cadaver dissection didn't bother me at all.


And this is really gross, but for the first few months after I started my period, I couldn't stand the sight of ketchup.

Red meat and I weren't BFFs for a while. My uncle forced me to eat a raw burger once. I begged and pleaded and even his saas told him not to force it on me, but my uncle said that he spent 5 bucks on it (cheapo... lol). Anyway, I ended up getting a fever and was sick for over a week after that. I didn't touch red meat for a very long time. I don't know what the deal is with the chicken though. I know I totally didn't touch it for 6 weeks after going to this restaurant called Marrakesh. Don't even get me started on their disgusting chicken. You know like when you go to the halal meat store and get chicken, although they clean it, it still kind of has a "juice" in it or something. You know when you bring it home, before cooking the chicken, you wash it thoroughly, well, let's just say Marrakesh likes to cook the chicken in its own natural juices. You could totally tell they didn't wash any of the meat before cooking it. Disgusting . Uppar se, my friend told me the restaurant was halal, later I heard it wasn't, and now I don't know if it is or is not. I do know, I'm never, EVER going there again.

[DramaRani]

Originally Posted by ChotooMotoo

I think it's interesting how your brain conected these experiences with food. I've changed green diapers, but I never equated it to spinich or peas.

Oh, and today I ate steak, spagetti, and baby carrots for dinner. I made the steak really spicy too, so it was yummy.

Recipe for the steak please

[iSHi]

Question ladies (mainly non hijabis),
When you're traveling "back home", do you wear hijab?! Do you wear it everyday or what's your deal?! Why do you wear it there and not here!? I really need the feedback. Please and thanks.

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Originally Posted by iSHi