Things you can't live without

[djcess 0]

Luis.

Aaaaww.. there there! I can't live without dj too........... and the shopping, and spaghetti arrabiata, and green contact lens, my peep-toe stilletoes, buffed-up pizza, Mmmm... and of course all girly girly girly things!

*ehem* and my push-up bra hihi.. (for the cup A's )

[chri'stina 190]

Things I love that have come into my life since knowing Sujeet, and would not want to live without:

-Indian food, yum

-the Indian way of making tea

-Indian textiles

-Indian music and dancing around to it

-having a spouse from such a different culture, who played games I've never heard of as a kid, who loves cricket(another thing I knew nothing about), and asks questions like "what does 'roger that' and '10-4' mean ????" and wondering about other slang. I can't imagine living without all that. The cultural differences are something to adjust to, but they are also fun.

(India is definitely not known for chocolate , but that's ok since their food is amazing... )

[MrsBruce5 0]

Oh...sorry...I missed the point !

Ok-my re-do:

Tenents Lager

Chicken Pakora

Scottish sausage rolls

Biffy Clyro

my luckenbooth

[ivona 0]

David is now crazy about

- chocolate, REAL chocolate....not the sugary US stuff

- Cedevita, type of drink

Hmmmmmmmm,

can I get him hooked

on REAL Crepes, and Pedro Almodovar mouvies

*wonders*

[nayalamb 1]

strawberry pocky

the internet

bubble gum

cotton candy

anime

movies with subtitles (i agree misskiya, audrey tatou rocks! i watched "l'auberge espagnole" because she was in it! and i'll have to see DaVinci for the same reason - jean reno's in it too! )

milo

whipped yogurt

hair gel

general tso's chicken

ice cream

(sad how most of mine relate to food... sigh...)

[Ladylethal 12]

Luis.

Aaaaww.. there there! I can't live without dj too...........

[TracyTN 237]

Seriously, the only thing I can think of is my family and Chas.

At the end of the day, the rest doesn't really matter that much.

[addy 0]

My boyfriend Dan.

[Jaylen Brit 1]

Apart from my SO and my daughter ( too predictable an answer there, lol) mine are quite sad (proving how sad - sad as in 'sad git' - I truely am)

My PC

Nescafe packet capuccino

Books

I'll just go and shoot myself now shall I?

[MHandMB 0]

Well, mine is kind of a cross-mix. My fiance is from Algeria, but we met in France where he had been living for several years. So, I have lots of French things:

Crepes (ditto Misskiya)

Maxim's hot chocolate mix

French Pop (Kyo, Amele Bent, Anggun, etc)

Stella Artois

Bread with every meal

Red, red wine (I used to only drink white but now I prefer red)

Reserve Naturelle and Yves Rocher

And Algerian things:

My fiance!!!

Sweet hot mint tea

Arabic music

The way my fiance clicks his tongue to say "no" and expects to be understood

Couscous

Algerian bread

And my soon-to-be 7 brothers-in-law, 1 sister-in-law, and 15 nieces and nephews!

[Fandango 1,440]

Things I love that have come into my life since knowing Sujeet, and would not want to live without:

-Indian food, yum

-the Indian way of making tea

-Indian textiles

-Indian music and dancing around to it

-having a spouse from such a different culture, who played games I've never heard of as a kid, who loves cricket(another thing I knew nothing about), and asks questions like "what does 'roger that' and '10-4' mean ????" and wondering about other slang. I can't imagine living without all that. The cultural differences are something to adjust to, but they are also fun.

(India is definitely not known for chocolate , but that's ok since their food is amazing... )

omG what I'd do for a proper Madras & an onion bhaji.

[forestlem 0]

I was making a delivery today listening to Indochine in my truck and thinking of how much I couldn't live without them now. It made me wonder. What are the things your fiance(e) has passed off from his/her culture (or pop culture) that you couldn't do without. Mine ARE...

Indochine

Tryo

P*tain

Palmolive "tahiti" body wash

REAL crepes

REAL wine

Audrey Tautou

Jean Reno

héhé so for me and the american culture ... Well first I can't go on without you and Azzy

and after .....

on TV :

FAMILY GUY

INVADER ZIM

HOUSE md

Music :

ORGY

TOOL

VNV NATION

food :

snow cone

chocolate mil shake from sonic lol

peanut butter of course even if at first I could'nt eat it

Taco bell mdr cause it's so good and I will be a fatty lol

American way to breackfeast was realy amazing too at first I remember when I saw you cook egg and bacon the first time I was like " omg are you crazy ? are you going to eat that in the morning ?? "

but in fact it's realy good

that's all I can think for now but there is a lot more

love you sweetie

[Nessa 23]

Charles

Chocolate

Cheese (not that light #######, but the strong, smelly, fatty kind)

Music

Doritos Nachos

Internet

Pizza

Churrasco (real brazilian bbq)

Feijoada

Brigadeiro

Movies

Water

Beach

Deodorant

Coffee

...

[Ladylethal 12]

Ditto on Churrasco!

[chri'stina 190]

Things I love that have come into my life since knowing Sujeet, and would not want to live without:

-Indian food, yum

-the Indian way of making tea

-Indian textiles

-Indian music and dancing around to it

-having a spouse from such a different culture, who played games I've never heard of as a kid, who loves cricket(another thing I knew nothing about), and asks questions like "what does 'roger that' and '10-4' mean ????" and wondering about other slang. I can't imagine living without all that. The cultural differences are something to adjust to, but they are also fun.

(India is definitely not known for chocolate , but that's ok since their food is amazing... )

omG what I'd do for a proper Madras & an onion bhaji.

I've never heard of Madras as food... Madras is a city in India...I've never had onion bhaji either but I bet I'd like it! (we mostly eat Northern Indian food, onion bhaji is southern Indian)

I just asked Sujeet and he said, he never heard of food being referred to as "a Madras"...Maybe it's British slang? He said Madras is known for red onions though so maybe that's why it's called that way?Unless it's called a Madras Onion bhaji ? Well now I am curious and want to eat some.

Edited May 25, 2006 by stina&suj