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Theme for Friday, December 20th: HOLIDAYS
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Happy holidays Aksalon, that is a beautiful photograph. Very festive, great colors. Here's my daughter moments after opening a gift from her grandparents: She LOVE's her baby dolls.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luminaria#Naming_controversy I've seen brawls. The majority opinion is that a farolito is a candle in a bag, while a luminaria is a fire set in the courtyard around which you warm yourself while viewing farolitos. "Well why don't you just stay indoors, dumbass?" Because if you hit The Plaza on Christmas Eve the art galleries are open and there is wine and cookies and carolers and best of all THE FUCKING TEXANS HAVE GONE HOME but they'll be back to clog the roads with their brodozers so enjoy it while you can, gringo, because it's not your city, it's JR's. I can count on one hand the things that I like about New Mexico. Farolitos on the Plaza on Christmas Eve are three of them.
Pineapple upside down cake. Thinking about making this cake a holiday tradition, it's festive and tasty, maybe I'll mix some cherries on top next year. Might try keeping the pineapple in rings next time as well but this method helps pack the pineapple on a little bit tighter.