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Presents for Me!

POSTED 11/10/2004 UNDER Shiny Things

My sister sent me an authentic Joyce Chen "Dumplings Plus" non-stick plastic dumpling press. Makes Postickers! Empanadas! Kreplachs! Poroshki! Raviolis! and Pasties! I have no idea what these last things are, but you can make them quicky and easily! It's a plastic form that allows you to crimp perfect dumplings. Can't wait to try it. Pictures later.

Since Sis likes themes, she included a Pocket Guide to Dim Sum, with a picture of every dish and a pronunciation guide. It's awesome... I had been toying with doing something like this myself with some friends, but now we can just concentrate on eating.

Lastly, she included Volume 1 of Iron Wok Jan. So far it's great...and no crotch shots yet either.

GoggleQuest 2004

POSTED 09/20/2004 UNDER Shiny Things

awesome goggles When I first saw these goggles, I immediately felt the urge of become a properly-accessorized mad scientist. With these goggles, surely I could rule the world! But I was with friends and was self-conscious about admitting this publically. So I passed them up.

That was a big mistake. Re-introduced to them by my sister (who's so much cooler than I), I was again consumed with consumer desire, only to find that they're sold out online and at every store we've tried. My sister suggested that the harry potter quidditch goggles might be OK, but both she and I knew that they were a poor substitute for fine german engineering (I may be assuming too much here...they're probably all made in the same factory in China). The store people say there will be more goggles in December in time for Christmas, but I wanted them for Halloween! And right away! Now!

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