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Thursday, March 22, 2007
Mushrooms in Stockholm
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A guide to hopefully interesting things no matter where I might be (...though sometimes just letting my friends and family know what I'm up to). First came London and Milan. Now comes the rest of the world to follow.
2 comments:
Mushrooms eh? I wonder what kind? It looks like a big bin of frosted cereal flakes. Perhaps I've been hanging out at Whole Foods too much.
Jaynna,
In French they're called girolles--the dictionary translates that as chantarelle. Go figure. Yeah, the mushroom thing--I've learned all about them being married to a Russian.
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