Lilandra cannot cook thus no Trini muslim will ever marry her!
MWUHAHAHAHA

Of course brother can cook. He can make pizza and roti. What else does a trini male need? Tho he married someone who couldn’t cook. I hear she is learning now so as not to be bored.

Or maybe we should answer for ourselves?

Do you think this baby might DARE to be late???? I am a very patient person and I am so happy for it to stay in as long as it needs to…but that does not extend to one mintue past 40 weeks. Oh and we’re sooo quickly approaching 40 weeks, I was reading that they don’t induce until after 41 weeks!!!!!!

So if any of your readers know what I can do to get this thing started - I would appreciate it. Other than getting on really bad trini style outside their maternity hospital …

Got an idea for your blog, how to stop other people from using your comments area as a place where they can ramble on about irrelevant stuff….

Oh the other Aberdonian (who is perhaps under a bit of pressure since he is the only person around to endure my mood) - said I could discuss all the food I have been eating, which would make it sorta relevant to your blog…sorta. Except cos of my super-sensitivity I am kinda wondering if he is making a wise -crack about my eating….huh

Okay maybe I can ask you questions and then your readers can get to know you better -

1) Do you prefer hot dogs and hambugers…and why and what do you like on them?

2) What’s the most adventurous food you have ever had and where and why?

3) Which food do you hate the most?

4) If you were stranded on a deserted island and had only a three course meal - what would it be and why?

5) For your wedding what would you serve…and why?

6) If you were on a diet, what would be the hardest thing to give up?

7) Do you eat when you’re depressed…if yes, what’s best?
What’s your favourite drink…I should know tihs?

9) Does your Dad cook, does he have one ‘great’ dish - what is it?

My dad liked to make black-eyed peas cookup with fresh mango chutney. So whenever he was left with us for the day he would make it - he would have to go buy the peas though, since Mum never really cooks them.

The Other Aberdonian used to have his pelau, until I bastardised it and the kids reject his but eat loads of mine - and one of my good friends called it a guyanese cookup - which I am sure was meant as a compliment in case any of your lurkers goes on the offensive again….smile.

10) What kid of chow do you like and what do you put in it? And are you like ALL trinis who feel that their chow is the BEST because of….whatever it is that they add?

11) What is your favourite fruit?

12) Favorite kind of mango and why?

13) Favourite kind of banana and why?

14) What’s your Mum’s favourite dish to cook?

15) Can Lilandra cook?….smile just kidding?

16) Can brother cook?

Alrightee, no need to anwer any of the questions….but if any of your readers wanna answer as well….feel free to…please.

Take pity on a massive past 39 week pregnant 30 year old with 16 month old toddlers - in a foreign land ….sorry can’t think of anything else …

Chennette feel free ‘cuss’ me about this comment….Lilandra encourage all to comment….

We were watching Boy Meets Grill before dropping Chennette off at her hotel.
He was grilling halaal lamb…
Do you think manicou tastes good coated and marinated in lebanese yoghurt and mint? then grilled?

Sigh.

Hi Hmmmmm!

I still waiting for TriniGourmet to find a good recipe!