what's for dinner?

it really is not such a difficult question to answer - except when you're talking to a group composed of buddhist, hindu, muslim, catholic, jain, and zorastrian friends.

buddhists generally try to eat vegetarian, hindus can't eat beef, muslims can't eat pork, catholics eat about anything, jains don't eat root crops (goodbye garlic, onions, potatoes sigh...) zorastrians make a joke they even eat their own dead - except that the one in our group happened to be allergic to anything crustacean or fishy.

so, here's a riddle for you - why did the chicken cross the road? to get away from us.

here chicky chicky chicky....

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This post is for Shehan - a very good friend in Sri Lanka, he happens to be christian so we just about ate anything with four feet, or two, or none ... miss everyone in colombo!

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